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Kansas Sen. Caryn Tyson, R-Parker, officially launched her campaign for state treasurer Friday, making the announcement in front of supporters from across the state at Ravenwood Lodge in Topeka.
Tyson, who serves as chair of the Senate Assessment and Taxation Committee, told the audience that as state treasurer she will lead the fight to keep government accountable.
“As a legislator, I work diligently to represent you and my record proves it.” Tyson said. “Kansas needs a state treasurer that will fight for your liberties by providing transparency and a watchdog on state spending and investments. We need a state treasurer that will put Kansas first that is exactly what I am going to do.
Tim Nedeau can exhale after Gov. Laura Kelly signed a bill allocating $16,001 to reimburse him for what he paid the Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism to obtain trophy antlers from a buck illegally hunted on his property in Osage County. (Submitted/Kansas Reflector)
TOPEKA The two 9-millimeter rounds fired by poacher David Kent at an Osage County whitetail deer with bizarre 14-point antlers hit the mark.
Kent scrambled from his vehicle in the darkness Nov. 11, 2011, onto private property, decapitated the buck and drove away. Kent was in possession of what turned out to be a world-class rack in the “perfect” category with seven left and right antlers. That might have been the end to the hunting story, but the poacher couldn’t resist showing off the antlers at a big show in Topeka.
TOPEKA, Kan. (March 10, 2021) – Last week, a Kansas House committee passed a bill that would require a warrant for certain surveillance of private property. It would not only protect privacy in Kansas; it would also push back against the growing federal surveillance state.
Rep. Ken Corbet (R-Topeka) introduced House Bill 2025 (HB2025) on Jan. 11. Under the proposed law, Kansas law enforcement agencies would be prohibited from entering into an agreement with an owner or operator of a utility pole “to install a tracking device to conduct surveillance on private property,” unless authorized pursuant to a warrant. A tracking device is defined as any “electronic or mechanical device that permits a person to remotely determine or track the position or movement of a person or object.
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