The number more than triples the amount when the situation was first reported early Friday evening.
The investigation into the Kansas suspicious white powder incident continues, as Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach received some.The Kansas Bureau of Investigation and Federal Bureau of Investigations are among the agencies investigating after multiple letters with suspicious white powder were delivered to legislators and public officials in the state of Kansas.
There were over 90 letters reported across the state on Friday and Saturday, according to the KBI. That number more than triples the amount when the situation was first reported early Friday evening.Carrie Rahlfeldt, the communications director for the Kansas Speaker of the House, said several members of the Republican caucus received letters with the powder.
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