Hit-and-run in Augusta: A gray SUV struck a child bicyclist near Ewalt Elementary School, then drove off without reporting; the boy was treated for minor injuries and police are asking for tips. Heat and storms across western Kansas: Cheyenne Wells and Cheyenne County face hot, breezy conditions with highs in the mid-90s and gusts, plus isolated storm chances later in the week as forecasters watch for possible elevated fire weather. Kansas economy rebound: WalletHub ranks Kansas 23rd for 2026 state economic performance, up from 34th in 2025, citing stronger economic health and activity but weaker innovation potential. SAVE Act fight moves to states: A federal SAVE Act push appears stalled, but Kansas and other states keep advancing citizenship-verification efforts tied to voter registration. DOJ vs. Kansas tuition policy: The Justice Department is suing Kansas over in-state tuition for undocumented immigrants, while Gov. Laura Kelly’s office fights back. Local public safety budgets: Dickinson County EMS is seeking a modest 2027 budget increase as call volumes rise, while emergency management leaders discuss strengthening CERT disaster readiness. Community events: Topeka’s Eisenhower Presidential Library plans a July 1 naturalization ceremony with free “Ike’s Work” exhibit opening.