Rep. Walter Jones, R-N.C., said that there's probably a spot in hell for former Vice President Dick Cheney because of his responsibility for the conflict.

A primary win Tuesday all but assures that Robin Kelly will sail through the April 9 general election and head to Washington, because the district is overwhelmingly Democratic.

Larry Wolgast and Michael Ogle will face off for Topeka Mayor on the April ballot, following results of Tuesday's primary elections.

Members of the Kansas Congressional delegation are speaking out about the automatic budget cuts set to take affect March 1st unless a deal is reached.

Military leaders say readiness will be compromised if the cuts take full effect. Republicans seek to blame President Obama and Democrats for the situation. The two sides remain divided over taxes as part of the solution.

A case, which will be argued before the U.S. Supreme Court starting in late March, could result in the invalidation of statewide bans on same-sex marriage across the country.

The job losses would result from declines in government spending in a wide range of government programs. The across-the-board spending cuts are slated to take effect Friday, March 1st.

The recovery is already moderate as it is, and upcoming cuts add an additional "significant" burden, Bernanke said in prepared testimony.

The decorated Vietnam veteran faced a bruising confirmation battle, but that could quickly be overshadowed by forced spending cuts taking effect this week.

Republicans on the House Appropriations Committee have endorsed a resolution urging Gov. Sam Brownback to reject expansion of Medicaid services in Kansas.

A proposal to require public buildings to either allow concealed weapons or provide adequate security measures is drawing the ire of leaders of local governments, health centers and local community corrections officers.

A Kansas Senate committee agrees with a recommendation to close one of the 21 residential cottages at the Kansas Neurological Institute in Topeka.

TJ Brown and Martin Munoz are using a 12-passenger van to offer rides to District 2 voters.

The Civil Rights Division will monitor Seward County's Tuesday primaries to make sure it is complying with the Voting Rights Act of 1965.

A Kansas House committee is considering a bill that would increase the statute of limitations for prosecuting sexual assaults and rapes.

Attorneys General from 20 states have asked the Supreme Court to review a lower federal court’s ruling that had upheld the authority of a state to limit the right to keep and bear arms to an individual’s home.

Attorney General Derek Schmidt announced the latest report on implementation of mortgage service provider settlement.

A Kansas House committee is considering a resolution declaring the Legislature's opposition to expanding Medicaid following the federal government's overhaul of health care.

Executive branch offices in all 105 Kansas counties will not open until 10 am Friday.

Hard-line Islamist groups like the Nusra Front are becoming more popular in Syria. They're fighting the Syrian regime while providing social services for Syrian civilians. The United States blacklisted the Nusra Front in December, labeled it terrorist.

Tebow, who's also slated to be on the NFL trading block in about three weeks, is laying low from personal appearances regarding his religious beliefs.

Lawyer says Sandra Jackson accepts responsibility for "mistakes in judgment".. Jesse Jackson Jr. says "I'm sorry I let everybody down" as he leaves the courthouse. His wife Sandra failed to declare more than $600,000; money was from campaign funds.

Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback's administration projects that the revenue-raising measures he's proposing this year to bolster the state budget won't wipe out massive income tax cuts enacted last year.

Topeka city council members took steps Tuesday night to clear the path for expansion of a major street.

Moran began the day speaking at the Topeka Chamber of Commerce "Federal Forum" breakfast.