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January 9, 2024
In their first meeting of the new year on Wednesday, Douglas County commissioners are slated to select a new chair and vice-chair for their three-member board.
July 26, 2023
TOPEKA — A U.S. District Court judge resolved in favor of the state of Kansas without a trial the lawsuit alleging the recently retired Kansas Highway Patrol superintendent engaged in
July 24, 2023
TOPEKA — A U.S. District Court judge resolved in favor of the state of Kansas without a trial the lawsuit alleging the recently retired Kansas Highway Patrol superintendent engaged in
July 22, 2023
Suit claimed sexual harassment, gender discrimination, hostile work environment
July 20, 2023
A federal judge sided with the state and a former Kansas Highway Patrol leader on allegations he subjected female staff to a hostile work environment.
July 20, 2023
A judge has sided with former Kansas Highway Patrol Superintendent Colonel Herman Jones in a federal lawsuit. The case was brought against him in 2021 by two former majors who supervised multiple female employees who accused Jones creating a hostile work environment and subjecting them to sexual misconduct. In the lawsuit, Majors Scott Harrington and Josh Kellerman alleged they were victims of retaliation.
June 9, 2023
Gov. Laura Kelly announced Friday she will tap Erik Smith, a top official with the federal DEA, to lead the embattled Kansas Highway Patrol.
May 26, 2022
Justin Dobler was eventually fired from KHP in July 2021
February 2, 2021
6 women sue Kansas Highway Patrol leaders, claim discrimination, sexual harassment Katie Bernard, The Kansas City Star © Dreamstime/TNS Six women have filed a lawsuit against the state of Kansas and several managers at the Kansas Highway Patrol. KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Six women are suing the state of Kansas and several managers at the Kansas Highway Patrol, alleging a hostile work environment and culture of sexual harassment and gender discrimination that stems from the top of ...
January 30, 2021
Six women, all current and former Kansas Highway Patrol employees, filed suit against top agency officials in federal court Friday, alleging they discriminated against female workers and created a hostile environment in the department. The suit alleges the agency violated federal anti-discrimination law, the equal protection clause of the 14th Amendment and the womens First Amendment rights to free speech. It is the latest in a series of accusations leveled against KHP’s work climate, with ...