AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoKansas Supreme Court Amendment: Kansas voters on Aug. 4 will decide whether to change how Supreme Court justices are selected, a move supporters say boosts accountability and opponents say could reshape checks on constitutional rights and school funding. Keystone Pipeline Settlement: Keystone owners South Bow agreed to pay Kansas more than $70 million over a 2022 spill into Mill Creek, including $3 million for remediation and $26.8 million in civil penalties, with a public comment period now open. KU Athletics + Ripple: Kansas Athletics announced a multi-year Ripple deal adding an XRP jersey patch across Jayhawks uniforms and funding for student-athlete and campus financial-education programs. Local Courts & Public Safety: A Wichita man pleaded guilty in the accidental shooting death of his 1-year-old daughter and is headed for sentencing; in Topeka, a KBI arrest followed cyber-tip allegations of child sexual exploitation. Community & Infrastructure: Hays approved sewer repairs and bond funding for infrastructure, while WaKeeney’s Kelly Plaza project received $182,000 in tax credits to help restore the former Kelly Theatre site.
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