The lawsuit claims that the Marion mayor, police chief and other local officials violated the First Amendment freedom of the press, the Fourth Amendment prohibition on warrantless searches, and ...

TIP. S KMBC NINE INVESTIGATES IS DIGGING INTO A RAID OF A SMALL TOWN NEWSPAPER HARPER. IT HAPPENED FRIDAY IN MARION COUNTY, KANSAS. POLICE OFFICERS TOOK COMPUTERS, PHONES AND MATERIALS FROM THE MARION ...

NEWS APP. IT IS FREE TO DOWNLOAD A NEW VIDEO FROM MARION COUNTY, KANSAS, SHOWS THE MOMENTS POLICE RAIDED A 98 YEAR OLD WOMAN’S HOUSE THAT HOME BELONGED TO JOANNE MEYER, THE CO-OWNER OF A LOCAL PAPER.

Documents show that multiple Kansas officials offered unquestioning support of the Marion County Police before their unlawful raid of a newspaper, and then attempted to sidestep the international ...

The weekly Kansas newspaper that was subjected to an unprecedented police raid over the summer filed a federal lawsuit against local officials Monday — accusing the “co-conspirators” of seeking ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — After months of silence, Joel Ensey, Marion County attorney told the KSHB 41 News I-Team about his involvement leading up to the raids on a local newspaper and two homes. Ensey ...

Marion County, Kansas, will pay $3 million to settle lawsuits related to a 2023 newspaper raid. The settlements involve the Marion County Record's editor, a city councilor, and two other journalists.

The former Kansas police chief who last year led a raid on a local newspaper has been charged with felony obstruction of justice, for allegedly persuading a potential witness to withhold information ...

Marion County in Kansas has agreed to pay $3 million and apologize after local police raided the county’s weekly newspaper, the Marion County Record, and the home of the paper’s publisher back in 2023 ...

Kansas resident Keri Strahler filed the complaint against Judge Laura Viar about a week after police raided the office of the Marion County Record, the home of the paper’s publisher and a county ...