
Chance Swaim
Investigative Reporter at Wichita Eagle
Investigative reporter at The Wichita Eagle / @kansasdotcom Stories: https://t.co/UJBumpylla / https://t.co/8JzHjHUXzj
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6 days ago |
kansas.com | Chance Swaim
The Sedgwick County Republican Party scrapped its plans to censure Wichita City Council member Becky Tuttle for voting “out of step” with the GOP. Around 100 local Republicans showed up to the party’s monthly meeting Thursday night expecting to vote on whether to censure the council representative for east Wichita. Instead, Sedgwick County GOP Chairman John Whitmer announced that no vote on the censure would be held. About half of the room applauded the decision while others became visibly upset.
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6 days ago |
yahoo.com | Chance Swaim
The Sedgwick County Republican Party scrapped its plans to censure Wichita City Council member Becky Tuttle for voting “out of step” with the GOP. Around 100 local Republicans showed up to the party’s monthly meeting Thursday night expecting to vote on whether to censure the council representative for east Wichita. Instead, Sedgwick County GOP Chairman John Whitmer announced that no vote on the censure would be held. About half of the room applauded the decision while others became visibly upset.
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1 week ago |
kansas.com | Chance Swaim
A three-judge panel from the 10th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals appeared unconvinced Friday that five Sedgwick County juvenile detention officers should be immune from an excessive force lawsuit in the 2021 death of 17-year-old Cedric “CJ” Lofton. The county officers were appealing an Oct.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Chance Swaim
A three-judge panel from the 10th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals appeared unconvinced Friday that five Sedgwick County juvenile detention officers should be immune from an excessive force lawsuit in the 2021 death of 17-year-old Cedric “CJ” Lofton. The county officers were appealing an Oct.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Chance Swaim
Chance SwaimFri, April 11, 2025 at 3:25 AM UTC4 min readWichita City Council member Brandon Johnson violated the city’s ethics ordinance for his part in an altercation with Kansas Rep. Ford Carr at a Topeka bar earlier this year, the Wichita Ethics Board ruled Thursday night. Johnson will not be fined for the violation because of “the extenuating circumstances of the repeated provocations and physical aggression of Carr,” the ethics board’s official report says.
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