DOJ vs. Kansas Tuition Law: The U.S. Department of Justice sued Kansas in federal court to block the state’s in-state tuition rule for undocumented students who attended Kansas high schools, arguing federal immigration law should control; Kansas officials defend the policy as within state authority to offer education benefits. Police Surveillance Oversight: Kansas and national reporting highlights growing concerns about misuse of automated license plate readers and other tracking tech, with new cases alleging officers used systems to stalk people in personal relationships. World Cup Security in Kansas City: TSA federal air marshals are working with local agencies during the tournament, including drone enforcement around temporary flight restrictions, as Kansas City braces for major travel surges. Local Public Safety: Kansas City, Kansas police are investigating another homicide after a woman died from gunshot trauma following a domestic disturbance call. Elections & Accountability: Kansas Attorney General prosecutors filed a motion seeking to add a felony voter intimidation charge in a Bourbon County commissioner case. Cybersecurity Funding Worry: State leaders say federal cybersecurity grant money is helping now, but the next fight is sustaining local defenses as funding winds down. Law & Order in Kansas City, KS: A woman involved in a 2025 Leavenworth County pursuit was sentenced after a reckless-driving plea tied to a chase that included shots fired at deputies. Kansas Courts & Rights: A judge blocked a Kansas law targeting “woke” investing, adding to the state’s ongoing legal battles over speech and policy.