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Wichita protesters urge Kansas cities to stop assisting ICE enforcement efforts (opens the original)
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Three Wichita city leaders called for a resolution Tuesday to prevent local police from cooperating with federal immigration officers. During an ACLU protest in Riverside Park, City Council members Mike Hoheisel, Maggie Ballard and Joseph Shepard spoke out against partnerships known as 287(g) agreements. The agreements allow local law enforcement agencies to assist U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to expand ICE efforts. Addressing about 100 people at the protest, Shepard, assisted by a S
Wichita protest urges cities not to assist with ICE enforcement efforts (opens the original)
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Three Wichita city leaders called for a resolution Tuesday to prevent local police from cooperating with federal immigration officers. During an ACLU protest in Riverside Park, City Council members Mike Hoheisel, Maggie Ballard and Joseph Shepard spoke out against partnerships known as 287(g) agreements. The agreements allow local law enforcement agencies to assist U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to expand ICE efforts. Addressing about 100 people at the protest, Shepard, assisted by a S
New Latter-day Saints temple, the first in Kansas, opens its doors to the public for a short time (opens the original)
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Kansas residents will have an unique opportunity to take a tour inside the Wichita Kansas Temple starting this week. It’s the first Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints temple built in the state, and will give Kansas church members a closer place to perform sacred worship. The building will be open for public tours beginning Thursday. People can register online for the tours, which last through Oct. 10. This is a rare chance for the public to tour the new temple, located at 2550 W. Harbor
New Wichita Kansas Temple opens its doors to the public for a short time (opens the original)
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Kansas residents will have an unique opportunity to take a tour inside the Wichita Kansas Temple starting this week. It’s the first Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints temple built in the state, and will give Kansas church members a closer place to perform sacred worship. The building will be open for public tours beginning Thursday. People can register online for the tours, which last through Oct. 10. This is a rare chance for the public to tour the new temple, located at 2550 W. Harbor
Wichita Board of Education selects new member to represent District 3 (opens the original)
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The Wichita Board of Education selected Brock Booker to fill its vacancy in District 3 on Friday morning. Booker, originally from Parsons, is a digital marketing student at Rasmussen University and a community volunteer. He previously ran for Wichita mayor in 2019. After studying music at Friends University, Booker works with the Wichita Symphony Orchestra chorus. He has also volunteered with organizations like the One Heart Project, which helps mentor at-risk students in Wichita. As a new board
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