Salina's Hamburger-UFO Mural Faces a First Amendment vs. Advertising Debate; Smithsonian Bison Sculpture for the National 250th Birthday

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A mural in Salina, Kansas depicting hamburger-shaped UFOs is at the center of a dispute over whether it is First Amendment art or advertising under the city’s sign code, a ruling that could affect towns nationwide, with Matthew Algeo reporting for Kansas Public Radio and Julie Denesha covering a Missouri sculptor’s three giant bison for the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History to celebrate the country’s 250th birthday, while Kansas City Today, hosted by Nomin Ujiyediin and produced by Byron Love, continues to explore how public art shapes memory, law, and community dialogue.

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A hamburger UFO mural in Kansas is causing major beef
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A hamburger UFO mural in Kansas is causing major beef

A dispute over a mural outside a hamburger restaurant in Salina, Kansas, could go all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court. Plus: Three massive bronze bison sculpted by a Missouri artist are joining the collection at the largest natural history museum in the world.