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Advocates look forward to new beginning as Salina Animal Shelter changes hands (opens the original)
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SALINA, Kan. (KWCH) - The Salina Animal Shelter is officially going private after the nonprofit Prairie Paws Animal Shelter expressed interest in becoming the new administrator. On Monday night, Salina City Commissioners voted unanimously to privatize the city’s animal shelter. The decision comes after failed inspections under city management and two former managers facing charges related to allegations that animals were euthanized without sedation. Related Story: Report: Widespread failures in
City of Wichita seeks to dismiss lawsuit over Flock cameras (opens the original)
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WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - As concern over Flock cameras continues across the country, the City of Wichita is asking a judge to dismiss a lawsuit that alleges the city’s use of Flock cameras is unconstitutional. Sam MacRoberts, the attorney for the plaintiff, says that the city trying to dismiss the case is proof of a larger problem. “You know, it is unfortunate that the city hasn’t seen how upset people are about being warrantlessly surveilled.” MacRoberts said. Related Story: Kansas Justice Instit
ICE raids in western Kansas put dent in livestock and dairy industries as workers detained (opens the original)
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WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Communities in western Kansas are still seeing the effect of immigration raids. One area being hit especially hard is the livestock and dairy industry, as workers in those fields are being detained. In Liberal, recent raids by the U.S. Immigrations and Customs Enforcement have stoked fear, something vice mayor Janeth Vazquez is now harming businesses and jobs in western Kansas. “A lot of people are not showing up to work because they’re scared,” Vazquez said. “And so I thi
Western Kansas towns respond to expanding ICE enforcement (opens the original)
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WESTERN KANSAS — Communities in western Kansas are still concerned about the presence of ICE agents as immigration enforcement moves into smaller communities. The enforcement began in Garden City, Liberal and Dodge City, but is now expanding to smaller towns like Great Bend and Scott City. Alejandro Rangel-Lopez, a New Frontiers organizer, said the scale of the enforcement actions is unprecedented. “We’ve never been in this scenario before, where we have multiple enforcement actions happening al
Wichita airport to offer new direct flight to east coast after receiving federal grant (opens the original)
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WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - More flight options could soon be coming to Wichita. Eisenhower National Airport has received a federal grant to help Wichita offer more direct flights to the east coast. The airport is exploring direct flights to a few different airports. “Wichita was awarded $1 million for a minimum revenue guarantee, and the marketing program is specific for a flight either into Charlotte or one of the three New York City airports,” said Rachel Mayberry, Air Service Development and Mark
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