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Kansas State, Jerome Tang reportedly finalizing $12 million settlement (opens the original)
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The dispute between Kansas State and former men's basketball coach Jerome Tang appears to be nearing an end. ESPN's Pete Thamel reports the two sides are finalizing a $12 million settlement, months after Kansas State fired Tang and attempted to terminate him for cause. Tang was still owed approximately $18.7 million on a contract that ran through the 2030-31 season, according to the report. Under the reported settlement, Tang would receive $12 million between now and the end of 2027. In February
Kansas City Council approves stadium, monorail questions for April 2027 ballot (opens the original)
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Kansas City's city council on Thursday approved two ordinances that will put separate questions on the April 6, 2027, ballot. One would require voter approval before a city can provide financial or other material support for a large stadium or arena project. Back in August, the council passed the framework for a plan for $1.9 billion Royals stadium. Included in the project is $600 million in public city funds and additional tax breaks. "I absolutely do believe that we'll have a Kansas City Royal
Jackson County Legislature overrides Phil LeVota's vetoes on property tax levies (opens the original)
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Jackson County lawmakers have overridden two vetoes from interim County Executive Phil LeVota involving property tax levy rates. The Jackson County Legislature voted 7-0 Wednesday to override both vetoes. The two ordinances increase levy rates by fractions of a cent for funds supporting mental health services and services for people with developmental disabilities. LeVota vetoed the ordinances Tuesday, saying he wanted the rates to remain at their 2025 levels as taxpayers continue to deal with t
Google leases south Kansas City warehouse once considered for ICE detention center (opens the original)
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A warehouse in south Kansas City once rumored as a potential ICE detention facility has a new tenant. Google leased the roughly 920,000-square-foot building at 14901 Botts Road, according to public records in Jackson County. The lease dates back to July 7, but an agreement involving Google, the property owner and the Port Authority of Kansas City was filed with Jackson County this month. Federal immigration officials toured the area in January and looked at the site as a possible ICE detention c
Missouri Department of Public Safety issues new guidelines for Flock cameras, license plate readers (opens the original)
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Missouri now has new guidelines for how police should use Flock cameras and other license plate readers. The Department of Public Safety released the guidance Wednesday for law enforcement agencies, two weeks after Gov. Mike Kehoe ordered the state to put new safeguards around the technology. According to the Department of Public Safety, police should have a legitimate law enforcement reason to search the cameras, agencies should keep track of who is accessing the data and most of that informati
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