Radio host Helen Aguirre-Ferre says "there are some Hispanics who are concerned" with Romney's immigration positions, as well as Kris Kobach's involvement in the campaign.

GOP Nominee Mitt Romney tells a Latino group that President Obama failed them, while President Obama says Romney doesn't "walk the walk" on China.

U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan plans Tuesday visits Emporia State University and Topeka's Brown v. Board National Historic Site.

Secretary of State Kris Kobach announced Monday his appointment of Andrew Howell as the next Shawnee Co. Elections Commissioner.

The all-Republican State Objections Board on Monday formally ended its review of whether Barack Obama should be listed as a candidate for re-election.

Kansas elections officials expect to formally close a challenge to President Barack Obama's listing on the state's November general election ballot.

Transcripts of interviews with a prosecutor's office show that Kansas legislators didn't know the state's Open Meetings Act when they were questioned about private dinners with Governor Sam Brownback at his official residence.

Republicans led by presidential challenger Mitt Romney served up a heaping helping of political red meat on Friday, launching a salvo of attacks on President Barack Obama that called him a liar and a failed leader.

Joe Montgomery told 13 News he informed the Secretary of State's Office on Friday that he is withdrawing his objections to Barack Obama's candidacy.

The birthplace of the Arab Spring seethed Friday as anti-American rage sparked by an online film that insulted Islam's prophet boiled over across the Muslim world.

The League of Women Voters of Topeka-Shawnee County will send volunteers to area high schools between September 19 and 25 to register students who will be 18 by the November 6 General Election to vote.

Word of the progress in negotiations came less than a day after the school board offered to modify a system that would use student test scores to help evaluate teacher performance.

The House of Representatives on Thursday passed a bipartisan spending agreement that will prevent a government shutdown, and keep the government funded through March.

The State Objections Board met Thursday to consider a challenge to President Barack Obama's candidacy. They've requested more information before making a decision.

A former state lawmaker will be allowed to keep his name on the ballot, as he seeks a return to the Statehouse.

Pennsylvania's state Supreme Court on Thursday took up a controversial case over the state's new voting law, which requires voters to furnish a photo ID before casting their ballots.

After Mitt Romney was knocked back on his heels for commenting on the diplomatic attacks in the Middle East before all of the facts were in, advisers to the GOP nominee said he has yet to receive national security briefings from the Obama administration.

Bill Clinton stumped for President Barack Obama at a university in Miami on Tuesday, urging young people to register, then vote come November.

Anti-Islam Movie Enrages Muslim World

Christopher Stevens warned in a 2008 diplomatic cable of jihadist sentiment growing not far from Benghazi, before he became the U.S. Ambassador to the country that toppled Muammar Gadhafi last year.

Riot police fired warning shots and tear gas Thursday outside the U.S. Embassy in Cairo to keep hundreds of protesters away from the building's perimeter

Outside the U.S. consulate in Benghazi, Libya, on Tuesday night, protesters began massing.

The deaths of the U.S. ambassador and three other Americans amid protests against a film that denigrates Islam has sparked global discussion and debate about whether there is a line between free speech and hate speech and, if so, where it lies.

Backers of a comprehensive new farm bill held a campaign-style rally Wednesday on Capitol Hill, cranking up the political heat on House GOP leaders struggling to balance competing election year and ideological pressures.

Both the Obama and the Romney campaigns on Wednesday released TV ads attacking each other over Medicare, and both are somewhat misleading.