Marion restaurateur Kari Newell (center) hosted U.S. Rep Jake LaTurner at her coffee shop in early August. During the meet-and-greet, she asked that two journalists with the Marion County Record ...

Kari Newell — whose role at the center of a Kansas newspaper raid has cast her as a villain — sat on the front porch of her cafe, Kari’s Kitchen, holding a cellphone full of strangers ...

As the owner of a restaurant in the small town of Marion, Kansas, Kari Newell’s allegations against the local newspaper became central to a controversial police raid. Here’s what we know about ...

Cody wrote that an investigation found Zorn downloaded Newell’s personal records from the Kansas Department of Revenue website – three minutes before someone using the name “Kari Newell ...

Kari Newell (left) talks with KSHB 41 I-Team's Jessica McMaster. Newell played one of her voice mails for the I-Team, which is laced with profanity.

Kari Newell, the woman who triggered a police raid on the newspaper in Marion, Kansas, is still operating her restaurant in the small town. But without a liquor license, at least for now, Newell ...

Kari Newell, 46, cried as she shared the attacks she's had since her intervention at a Marion City Council meeting on August 7 led to the raid, which some have blamed for the death of Marion ...

Joan Meyer, 98-year-old co-owner of the Marion County Record newspaper in Marion, Kansas, died Saturday following police raids on Friday of her home and the newspaper’s offices.

On Aug. 1, Newell, the owner of Chef’s Plate at Parlour 1886 restaurant and Kari’s Kitchen, a coffee shop and cafe that Newell opened in June across the street, hosted a meet-and-greet with U ...

As the owner of a restaurant in the small town of Marion, Kansas, Kari Newell’s allegations against the local newspaper became central to a controversial police raid. Here’s what we know about ...

Kari Newell, the woman who triggered a police raid on the newspaper in Marion, Kansas, is still operating her restaurant in the small town. But without a liquor license, at least for now, Newell ...