Nomi Nauji Adin
speaker
556 appearances
14 recordings
1 series
first heard Aug 2026
last heard 15 Sep
Nomi Nauji Adin’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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recordings per month · last 12 monthsRecordings per month over the last 12 months — 14 in all, peaking in Aug 2026 with 12.
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But first, some headlines.
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Jackson County's top official has pleaded not guilty to federal charges of bribery.
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The U.S.
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Department of Justice says a federal grand jury indicted interim county executive Phil Lavota in July, and the charges were unsealed yesterday at his first court appearance.
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Lavota is charged with fraud, bribery, making a false statement to law enforcement, and violating the Travel Act.
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The DOJ says Lavota allegedly attempted to dissuade a candidate from entering the race for Jackson County executive in March.
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He allegedly agreed to give the candidate and another person full-time jobs in county government if the candidate dropped out of the race.
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The executive said in a news conference yesterday that the candidate in question is County Legislator.
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Duran McGee.
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Lavota is also accused of making false statements to law enforcement when they asked him about the exchange in April.
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The FBI is investigating the case, and a federal grand jury will decide whether the executive is innocent or guilty.
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The Kansas City Plan Commission unanimously denied a proposal for a data center on top of a historic Quality Hill site this week.
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In a meeting yesterday, commissioners said their main concern was the data center's location at the heart of downtown.
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They concluded the development would not be viable and would pose minimal benefit to the city and its residents.
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Here's Commissioner Matt Hassock.
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Miami-based developer Revitalization Unlimited did not make clear what its next steps would be, saying it planned to take things one step at a time after the project's denial.
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In a $240 million deal, the federal government has purchased a controversial immigration detention center in Leavenworth that for-profit prison company Core Civic has been operating.
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This comes months after the city allowed the company to reopen the 1,000-bed facility following a legal battle.
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Zach Boblet has more for the Kansas News Service.
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We'll be back after this.
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