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Zane Irwin

Zane Irwin

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Freelance Writer, Associated Press

Senegal

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Health, Human Rights , Political Communication, Law , Courts , Peace, migration environment, Arts & Sports , Global Affairs

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Finance, Politics, Science

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Total articles 3669

  • Kansas judge tosses death penalty challenge but says capital punishment is flawed

    By Zane Irwin Verified| High Plains Public Radio Verified A district court judge has thrown out a challenge to the Kansas death penalty on procedural grounds, but said there are economic and psychological concerns about capital punishment in Kansas. Wyandotte County District Judge Bill Klapper ruled on Wednesday that the challenge could not move forward because the defendants no longer face the death penalty.

    By Zane Irwin Verified · High Plains Public Radio

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Property taxes are squeezing Kansans. Lawmakers can’t agree how to help

    By Zane Irwin Verified| The Journal (KLC) Verified Editor’s note: The story is being republished from the Kansas News Service. Lawmakers in the Kansas House and Senate work just a few hundred feet away from each other in the Statehouse. But they’re far apart from one another on the best way to address rising property taxes. They have failed so far this year to bridge that gap — despite lawmakers of both political parties saying property tax relief was their top priority this spring.

    By Zane Irwin Verified · The Journal (KLC)

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • Kansas judge tosses death penalty challenge but says capital punishment is flawed

    By Zane Irwin Verified| High Plains Public Radio Verified A district court judge has thrown out a challenge to the Kansas death penalty on procedural grounds, but said there are economic and psychological concerns about capital punishment in Kansas. Wyandotte County District Judge Bill Klapper ruled on Wednesday that the challenge could not move forward because the defendants no longer face the death penalty.

    By Zane Irwin Verified · High Plains Public Radio

    Apr. 16, 2025

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