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Group files complaint against Derek Schmidt over 2020 election lawsuit

A group said it filed a complaint Wednesday against Attorney General Derek Schmidt over his support for a lawsuit on the 2020 presidential election. ....

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Wheeler looking forward to 'senior judge status' as part of official retirement this fall

Lyon County Chief Judge Merlin Wheeler may not be as retired as an announcement last week said he would be thi. ....

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Database to go offline, temporarily halt marriage license processing

Couples who will need marriage licenses in September should apply for them now, state officials said. ....

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Will Kansas State Telework Continue Post-Pandemic?

Will Kansas State Telework Continue Post-Pandemic?
Officials are beginning to wonder if work-from-home flexibility after pandemic restrictions subside will be beneficial to their employees. For some agencies, working remotely has increased productivity and cost savings.
June 01, 2021 •
(TNS) Carah Emory was having trouble concentrating.
My dogs were being really disruptive and trying to get into the trash and everything else, Emory, an investigator at the Kansas State Board of Healing Arts, said with a laugh. I was just like: OK, I ve had enough. I m going into the office so I can concentrate.
It is a feeling familiar to most everyone during the pandemic. ....

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Kansas State Agencies Weigh Prospects of Continued Telework

State agencies in Kansas must have a telework policy if they intend to continue allowing telework for their employees after June 13. Some believe telework can help agencies compete for talent with the private sector. ....

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