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Yavapai County supervisors reject YCSO’s new APLRs

Three Ekin Patrol mobile license plate reader cameras pulled off consent agenda and unanimously denied The Yavapai County Board of Supervisors unanimously rejected contracts for three Ekin Patrol automated license plate readers for the Yavapai County Sheriff's Office at its...

Searches of Coconino County Sheriff’s Office Flock cameras top 3.2M

Sedona removed cameras in Sept. 2025; other Arizona cities and Pinal County removing cameras after pushback There were 3,259,997 searches of Coconino County Sheriff's Office network of 20 Flock Safety automated license plate readers by 3,815 law enforcement agencies from...

Kansas police chief finally ousted after raiding Marion County Record newspaper in August

In an August editorial, I warned our readers that the 1,902-person Kansas prairie town of Marion was the epicenter of a new assault on our constitutional protec­tions and civil liberties after an undemocratic power grab demonstrating both political and...

A police raid of a Kansas newsroom imperils all Americans’ civil liberties

Marion, Kan., became the epicenter of an assault on our constitutional protections and the scene of an undemo­cratic power grab as well as a showcase for public offi­cials striving to reach the heights of political malfeasance and professional stupidity...

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Big Park school closing date is extended

The closing date for the $10 million sale of the former Big Park Community School was extended for a...

City launches K-5 programs

The city of Sedona’s new afterschool program runs Monday through Thursday through the end of September. Josh Frewin, Sedona’s Parks...
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