From The Newsroom: The Topeka Capital-Journal

Nomin Ujiyediin reports on Gov. Laura Kelly's proposal for the Department of Human Services.

Since 2003, owners of land in the 3-mile jurisdiction just outside Topeka city limits in unincorporated Shawnee County have had no representation when the city’s governing body considered planning and zoning moves affecting that area.

But County Commissioner Kevin Cook said Tuesday he was working with county counselor Jim Crowl to craft a proposed home rule resolution that would arrange for the city and county to form a board to address those matters consisting of representatives from both the city and unincorporated Shawnee County.

Widely regarded as one of the hardest-working bands in the music industry, Skillet brings its joy.Unleashed tour to the capital city for a show at 7 p.m. Saturday, April 14, at the Kansas Expocentre, S.W. 19th and Topeka Boulevard. John Cooper, frontman of Skillet, recently sat down with our Phil Anderson.  Read more about the band here: http://www.cjonline.com/news/20180405/skillet-returns-to-topeka-for-joyunleashed-tour

For its annual Roar and Pour fundraiser, the Topeka Zoo has partnered with nine local artists who have selected animals from the zoo to collaborate with on a painting to be auctioned off. The artists prepared the canvas with their idea, then surrendered the work over to the animals. Here Morrison discusses how the painting's transitioned from there. 

Producer Lyall Ford, of Washburn University, discusses tone of latest documentary filmed in North Korea.