AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoPrivacy vs. policing: Kansas residents are pushing back on automated license plate readers, with two communities ending Flock Safety contracts and a Wichita man suing over warrantless use; gubernatorial candidates are now calling for statewide privacy rules. Topeka schools & FERPA: The U.S. Education Department says it reached a resolution with Topeka Public Schools to prioritize parental rights under FERPA, ending “gender support plans” that weren’t shared with parents and threatening federal funding consequences. Immigration pressure in Kansas City: Two people in Kansas City, Kansas pleaded guilty to possessing counterfeit green cards after a federal raid tied to forged immigration and Social Security documents. Youth violence research in Wyandotte: KU researchers report a 42.3% reduction in youth homicide in the ThrYve program’s catchment area, alongside improvements in key risk factors. Beef import fight hits Kansas politics: U.S. Sen. Roger Marshall says he’s “frustrated” by Trump beef imports that ranchers fear will shrink their markets, as farm-state anger becomes a central midterm theme. Local public safety: Topeka police are searching for a suspect in a fatal hit-and-run near SE 6th Ave and Branner St, while Lawrence police seek help after a downtown fatal stabbing.
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