TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — A Kansas judge is allowing two voters to continue pursuing a lawsuit challenging how Secretary of State Kris Kobach is enforcing a proof of citizenship requirement for registering.

Shawnee County District Judge Franklin Theis also suggested in an order that Kobach exceeded his authority in declaring that voters who use a federal form to register can cast ballots only in federal races. The federal form does not require proof of citizenship.

Theis issued an order last week rejecting Kobach’s request to decide the case in his favor before a trial. But the judge also didn’t block Kobach from enforcing the law as he has for more than a year.

ACLU attorney Julie Ebenstein on Wednesday called the ruling encouraging. Kobach said it’s still very early in the lawsuit.

JUNCTION CITY – Law enforcement authorities in Geary County are investigating two men arrested on Interstate 70 on Tuesday with a large amount of cash.

The Junction City Police Department reported Matthew D.  Markey, 28, Tennessee, and Derrick James Lowery, 26, Colorado were arrested on suspicion of Transporting Drug Proceeds, Felony Possession of Drug Paraphernalia, and Following Too Close.

The men were traveling in a 2004 BMWi and carrying cash totaling over $78, 540, according to police.

BELOIT – A Kansas woman was injured in an accident just before 11a.m. on Wednesday in Mitchell County.

The Kansas Highway Patrol reported a 2013 Chevy passenger vehicle driven by Gloria M. Black, 81, Beloit, was traveling in the 2200 block of 340th Road six miles southwest of Beloit.

The driver failed to see and rear-ended a John Deere tractor driven by Jeremy Charles Bledsoe, 30, Randall, which was pulling a New Holland Baler.

Black was transported to Mitchell County Hospital.

Bledsoe was not injured. She was properly restrained at the time of the accident, according to the KHP.

WICHITA, Kan. (AP) — Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach is trading barbs over social media with Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton on voting rights.

Purging 34,000+ voters from Kansas elections is no administrative rule—it’s a targeted attack on voting rights.

— Hillary Clinton (@HillaryClinton) August 25, 2015

The spat was sparked by Kobach’s proposal to throw out after 90 days names of more than 34,000 potential voters who registered in the state, but didn’t provide proof-of-citizenship documents like a birth certificate or naturalization papers.

Clinton’s campaign late Monday posted a comment on Twitter calling the plan a “targeted attack on voting rights,” including a link to a story from The Associated Press about it.

Koback retorted the next day on Facebook that it is not a purge as “left-wing knuckleheads” claim because those people just have to fill out another voter registration form again. He said Clinton is “getting her pantsuit in a twist over nothing.”

NEW YORK (AP) — Kraft Heinz Foods Co. is recalling more than 2 million pounds of turkey bacon products that may be unsafe because they could possibly spoil before the “Best When Used By” date.

The US. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service said that it has received reports of illness tied to individuals eating the items.

The turkey bacon products included in the recall were produced between May 31 and Aug. 6. They were shipped across the U.S. and exported to the Bahamas and St. Martin.

Consumers with questions about the recall can contact the Kraft Heinz Consumer Relations Center at (800) 278-3403.

The recall includes:

— 56-ounce cardboard boxes (containing four plastic wrapped packages) labeled as Oscar Mayer “Selects Uncured Turkey Bacon.” The plant number is P-9070, the line number is RS19 and the Product UPC 0 4470007633 0. It has “Best When Used By” dates of 24 AUG 2015 through 26 OCT 2015.

— 36-ounce cardboard boxes (containing three plastic wrapped packages) labeled as Oscar Mayer Turkey Bacon “Smoked Cured Turkey Chopped and Formed.” The plant number is P-9070, the line number is RS19 and the Product UPC 0 7187154874 8. It has “Best When Used By” dates of 28 AUG 2015 through 20 OCT 2015.

— 48-ounce cardboard boxes (containing four plastic wrapped packages) labeled as Oscar Mayer Turkey Bacon “Smoked Cured Turkey Chopped and Formed.” The plant number is P-9070, the line number is RS19 and the Product UPC 0 7187154879 3. It has “Best When Used By” dates of 3 SEPT 2015 through 30 OCT 2015

Little Apple Post

MANHATTAN- Law enforcement authorities in Riley County are investigating Wednesday morning robbery at the Sunflower Bank in

the 2700 Block of Anderson in Manhattan.

Police are searching for a white male approximately 5’10” wearing a ball cap, glasses, has stubble on face, a larger build and carrying a backpack.

No weapons were used in the robbery, according to the Riley County Police Department.

Officer Matthew Droge with the Riley County Police Department told the Post that the FBI is also involved in the investigation. Sunflower Bank has not released how much money was taken.