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  Short Range Missiles Launched By North Korea

  North Korea launched three short-range guided missiles into the sea off the Korean Peninsula's east coast Saturday, South Korea's semi-official news agency Yonhap cited the South Korean Defense Ministry as saying.

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  Sen. Moran Questions FAA Administration Bonuses

  Senator Jerry Moran is among a group of senators demanding answers from the administration of the FAA on salary bonuses. “At the time when sequestration was one month away, the FAA’s leadership ignored Secretary LaHood’s specific guidance and awarded bonuses.”

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  Judge lets Ariz. immigrant license policy stand

  A decision by U.S. District Judge David Campbell rejects the argument by immigrant rights advocates who said Brewer's policy was unconstitutional because it's trumped by federal law.

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  Kansas, Armenia Tout Continued Ties

  The Kansas adjutant general and top officials with the Armenian Ministry of Defense say a 10-year relationship between the state and the former Soviet republic has yielded benefits for both groups.

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  Sen. Moran on IRS: Look Again At Donor Information

  The junior senator from Kansas also expressed his concerns on the Mike Huckabee radio show Tuesday.

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  District 8 Applicants Can Begin Quest For Council Seat Monday

  Mayor Larry Wolgast says the council seat vacated by Andrew Gray's resignation will be featured in a job posting on May 20th.

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  AP Blasts Feds For Phone Records Search

  A federal review of AP phone records is unprecedented but looks legal, analyst Jeffrey Toobin says. There'd better be a "damned good explanation" for subpoenas, according to Speaker Boehner's spokesman.

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  Minnesota Set To Legalize Same-Sex Marriage

  Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton has pledged to sign a bill legalizing same-sex marriage, and scheduled a ceremony at 5 p.m. Tuesday on the front steps of the Capitol in St. Paul to do so.

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  Obama: IRS Targeting "Outrageous" If True

  President Obama on Monday vowed to find out "exactly what happened" at the IRS during the period under which the agency targeted conservative groups.

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  A Change In Selecting Justices Gaining Momentum

  Renewed legislative efforts to change the way Kansas selects members for its highest courts are part of a recent wave of modifications sought nationwide to alter the composition of the state's judicial branch

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  Newtown Panel: Tear Down Sandy Hook, Build New School

  28 town elected officials all voted for the plan that would construct a new building in the same location as the existing school. The proposal now goes to the local school board and then before Newtown voters in a referendum.

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  Kansas Governor's Aide Says Last NBAF Estimates 'Solid'

  Landon Fulmer sought to assure Democrats in the Kansas Senate on Thursday that the state is unlikely to face committing more funding for the project if it issues an additional $202 million in bonds.

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  Becky Nioce Named New Register Of Deeds

  Republican precinct committee members selected Becky Nioce Thursday night to fill the remaining term of current Register of Deeds Marilyn Nichols.

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  Call From Benghazi to Washington: "We're Under Attack"

  State Department official Greg Hicks says he never believed the attack was a protest. Key lawmaker says administration is not cooperating with investigation.

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  Kansas GOP Announces Plans For Register of Deeds Election

  Shawnee County's Republican Central Committee will meet tomorrow to choose a replacement for Register of Deeds Marilyn Nichols.

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  Ex-S.C. Gov. Sanford Wins House Seat

  Former Gov. Mark Sanford on Tuesday defeated Democratic candidate Elizabeth Colbert Busch in the special election for South Carolina's 1st congressional district.

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  History And Neighborhoods Spark Discussion Amongst Topeka Council Members

  Two weeks ago, Topeka City Council members postponed a decision on whether to allow demolition of an historic church on 700 SE Lime Street. The question was back on the table tonight.

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  Christie: My Weight Loss Is "Nobody Else's Business"

  NJ Gov. Chris Christie said he decided to undergo gastric band surgery for his family and for his "long-term health" - not for career purposes.

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  Audit Finds State Overpaid Up To $73.5M In Unemployment

  A legislative post audit looked at whether the state was complying with 29 federal programs. The unemployment insurance program was the only one found to have problems.

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  Report: Al Gore's Net Worth At $200 Million

  Since his failed run for the White House, Al Gore has leveraged his connections to make investments in technology and media that paid off.

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  Governor Brownback Looking To Cancel Scheduled Sales Tax Decrease

  Kansas legislators reconvene this week facing a decision about Gov. Sam Brownback's plan to stabilize the budget by canceling a scheduled sales tax decrease.

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  Obama: "A New Mexico Is Emerging"

  The United States remains committed to reducing the demand for drugs, he says.. "I see a Mexico that is taking its rightful place in the world," the President told Mexico's leaders Friday.

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  Kobach Considering Appeal Of Redistricting Ruling

  Kris Kobach said Thursday that it's ``ridiculous'' that taxpayers would have to foot the bill for a redistricting lawsuit.

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  Feds To Brownback: New Kansas Gun Law Is Unconstitutional

  U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder has told Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback that a new state law attempting to block federal regulation of some guns is unconstitutional.

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  Yearly Immigration Marches Take On May Day Urgency

  Thousands joined May Day rallies in dozens of cities from New Hampshire to Montana and beyond.