AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoKansas Courts: A Wichita mother accused in the overdose death of 15-year-old Kennedy Herren pleaded not guilty in Sedgwick County court; her son, Isaac Hord, pleaded guilty to distribution of a controlled substance causing death and aggravated child endangerment, with sentencing set for November. Immigration & Higher Ed: A federal judge permanently blocked Kansas from enforcing its in-state tuition law for certain undocumented students, ruling it conflicts with federal law. Elections & Voting Rules: A group of election officials, including Kansas Republicans, urged the U.S. Supreme Court to stop a new mail-ballot rule, warning the rushed barcode and scanning requirements can’t be implemented in time. State Government & Education: The Kansas State Board of Education rejected findings tied to a child abuse case involving a McConnell AFB childcare center, keeping a teaching-license dispute alive. Public Safety: TSA PreCheck is rolling out “Gateside” access at select airports, letting screened non-flyers visit gates without a ticket. Kansas Politics: Republican Bill Graves endorsed Democrat Adam Hamilton for U.S. Senate, breaking with the Trump-backed GOP line.
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