WICHITA, Kan. (AP) — A federal appeals court has overturned the prison sentences of Texas brothers who ran a camp in Kansas where hunters paid thousands of dollars to illegally shoot deer.

The 10th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Thursday the district court made a mistake in sentencing James and Marlin Butler, who ran Camp Lone Star near Coldwater.

The court said the value of the wildlife at the camp should not have been based on the full price of a guided hunt, but on the actual value of the animals involved.

Camp owner James Butler Jr. was sentenced to 41 months in prison. His brother, Marlin, who worked as a guide, was sentenced to 27 months in prison. The brothers are both from Martinsville, Texas.

TOPEKA–Keith Haberer, Emergency Manager for Russell and Ellsworth Counties, has been named the Owen U. Turrentine Emergency Management Professional of the Year.

Haberer was recognized Thursday night in Topeka during the annual Kansas Emergency Management Association (KEMA) conference.

KEMA also awarded a special recognition certificate for Best Practices in CooperativePartnerships with the National Weather Service to the emergency management programs in Barton, Butler, Ellsworth, Kingman, Harper, Marion, McPherson, Reno, Rice, Russell, Saline, Sedgwick and Sumner counties for their cooperative response to a tornado outbreak April 14, 2012.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. – One man is dead and a woman is injured after a shooting at Kauffman Stadium, reports KSHB-TV.

The shooting occurred around 3:23 p.m. Friday. The man shot the woman, who worked as a parking attendant, before killing himself in Lot A, according to Kansas City Police.

When officers got to the scene, they found the injured woman in the parking lot. They found the man dead in a nearby car.

Police say the woman is in critical condition. Both victims were in their 40s and appeared to know each other before the incident. Their exact relationship is unclear.

Fans approaching the stadium from the east for Friday night’s Royals-Angels game should enter through gates three and four.

Topeka — A Kansas man said Friday that he’s dropping his objection to President Barack Obama being listed on the state’s November ballot, a day after top officials delayed a decision on his challenge and said they wanted to gather additional information.

Joe Montgomery, a 51-year-old Manhattan resident, told the Kansas secretary of state’s office in an email that he and those around him faced “animosity and intimidation” over his objection to Obama’s candidacy for re-election. Montgomery argues that Obama is not eligible to serve as president and questions whether Obama has a valid birth certificate.

The notion that Obama was born anywhere other than in Hawaii has long been discredited, and the White House released his long-form birth certificate last year. Hawaii officials also have repeatedly confirmed his citizenship. His mother was a Kansas native.

The State Objections Board reviewed Montgomery’s objection Thursday to the president’s candidacy but postponed a decision so the secretary of state’s office could obtain documents authenticating a copy of Obama’s birth certificate from Hawaii that’s available online. Secretary of State Kris Kobach serves as the board’s chairman, along with Attorney General Derek Schmidt and Lt. Gov. Jeff Colyer,  all Republicans.  Montgomery is a registered Republican, according the secretary of state’s office..

Montgomery’s plans to drop his challenge were first reported by the Manhattan Mercury.

Kobach said the board still will meet Monday to formally close the case and add whatever additional information is available to the record.

Kansas State University confirmed Friday that Montgomery works as the communications coordinator for its College of Veterinary Medicine, a position financed privately through its nonprofit, fundraising arm, the Kansas State University Foundation.

A Wichita man is appealing his nearly 27-year federal prison sentence for enticing a 14-year-old girl into texting him a nude photo of herself.

Twenty-six-year-old Shane McClelland filed a notice of appeal in the sexting case Monday with the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.

A federal jury convicted McClelland in May of obtaining the picture via cellphone from the girl, who lives in upstate New York. He was acquitted of a similar count involving another teen.

U.S. District Judge Monti Belot sentenced McClelland last month under enhanced penalties as a repeat sex offender.

UPDATE:   KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Authorities spent Friday afternoon looking for explosives inside the vehicle of a man who walked into the Kansas City federal building and asked about a terrorist watch list. He is currently in police custody.

The man entered the Richard Bolling Federal Building, 600 E. 12th St., around noon and asked authorities if he was on a terrorist watch list, according to the FBI.

Although the suspect, whose identity has not yet been confirmed, never made any threats, authorities detained him and searched his vehicle.

The Kansas City Police Department ordered the bomb and arson squad to his vehicle, located in the Fletcher Daniels State Office Building parking lot, 615 E. 13th St. A bomb-sniffing dog then detected the presence of explosives, prompting evacuations at the state office building.

Just before 5 p.m., authorities confirmed that no explosives were found in the vehicle. A temporary flight restriction issued for downtown Kansas City was lifted shortly after. Police reopened the streets, which were closed for most of the day, just after 5 p.m.

State office employees were cleared to leave for the day. The federal building was also closed for the day for precautionary reasons, according to authorities. Earlier, children in the day care center at the federal building were evacuated to a pre-approved off-site location.

The man entered the Richard Bolling Federal Building, 600 E. 12th Street around noon Friday.

KSHB-TV reports the Kansas City Police Department ordered the bomb and arson squad to his vehicle, located on the northeast corner of the building, near 13th and Holmes.

Authorities have closed the exit from Interstate 70 to 13th Street and have blocked off 12th and 13th streets between Cherry and Charlotte.