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Olathe school board votes to dispose of 7 buildings amid parent pushback

Olathe's school board voted 5-0 to dispose of 7 buildings while a parent group delivered a 7,600-signature petition to the state.

Olathe, KS · 1d

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Erin's House 2 opens in KCK to serve domestic violence survivors

A new safe house for domestic violence survivors has officially opened in Wyandotte County, named in memory of a counselor whose legacy continues to bring light to those in need.

Kansas City, KS · 22h

Kansas Jayhawks On SI

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Leroy Blyden Jr. Brings a Dynamic Element to Kansas’ Starting Lineup

Leroy Blyden Jr.'s injury-induced promotion to the starting lineup could be a blessing in disguise for the Jayhawks.

Lawrence, KS · 1d

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Inside the Kansas City, Kansas, Gas Station Where Joe’s KC BBQ Got Its Start

Some of the most famous barbecue in America is served inside a building that still looks like a gas station. People line up out the door, across the lot, and sometimes around the corner, all for a tray of slow-smoked meat in Kansas City, Kansas. Out-of-town road trippers, soccer fans...

Kansas City, KS · 1d
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Peaslee Tech and Lawrence Community Shelter collaborate to offer new shelter beds

The Lawrence Community Shelter is collaborating with the Dwayne Peaslee Technical Training Center to bring a new type of bed to the shelter that offers privacy and storage for guests, and a learning opportunity for high school students. The modular beds are modeled off of StepUp products, which are designed...

Lawrence, KS · 7h

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Watching movies and waging battle at the cemetery

Watching movies at night in a cemetery full of gravestones and mausoleums isn’t for everyone, but these film lovers in Kansas City say "it's a good creepy." Plus: A new book reveals the long history behind a Native American tribe’s fight to save a sacred burial ground in Kansas City, Kansas.

Kansas City, KS · 1d

The Kansas City Beacon

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BPU is taking several steps to improve customer service

Board of Public Utilities: Board Meeting (Oct. 7, 2026) By Daniel Allen, Kansas City Documenter See more about this meeting at Documenters.org These notes were produced through Kansas City Documenters, which trains and pays community members to take fact-checked notes at public meetings, strengthening transparency and accountability in local government. Summary Notes  General Manager / Team […] The post BPU is taking several steps to improve customer service appeared first on The Beacon .

Kansas City, KS · 1d

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SMSD News: Tomorrow Starts Now – Bond vote to be held in early 2027

Every day, educators, families, students and community members work together to create the best possible future for Shawnee Mission School District students. “That is what this year’s theme, Building Tomorrow Together, is all about,” shared Superintendent Dr. Michael Schumacher. “We are focused on providing exceptional learning experiences that take place in state-of-the-art facilities, and we are always looking to improve because Tomorrow Starts Now. Everything we do in the Shawnee Mission School District needs to serve our students.”

Shawnee, KS · 1d

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AdventHealth Cancer Institute Shawnee Mission Performs First Histotripsy Procedure for Liver Tumors

SHAWNEE MISSION, Kan. — AdventHealth Cancer Institute Shawnee Mission has performed its first histotripsy procedure, bringing a new, noninvasive treatment option for treating liver tumors in patients who meet certain criteria. Benjamin Johnston, MD, FACS, hepatobiliary surgical oncologist at AdventHealth Cancer Institute Shawnee Mission, performed the first procedure on...

Shawnee, KS · 1d

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Olathe school board member Bradley Boyd is facing criminal investigations

An elected member of the Olathe Board of Education — who is also Deputy Chief of the Kansas City Kansas Public Schools Police Department — is facing criminal investigations, ABC Affiliate KMBC reports. According to the outlet, Bradley Boyd was promoted from sergeant to deputy chief on Oct....

Olathe, KS · 1d

The Kansas City Star

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After 20 years of online service, boutique movie store opens in Kansas City area

As more people turn to physical media like books and CDs , a new store in the Kansas City area is looking to fill the void for cinephiles. Kyle Findley has been operating Atomic Movie Store out of his residence in Lawrence for over 20 years; first as a shop on eBay and later through his own website. The shop offers both brand-new and used domestic and imported movies on Blu-Ray and 4K UHD Blu-ray, with the goal of offering customers a diverse selection of titles. An opportunity and a lack of space at his home for the movies he was shipping out daily moved him out of Lawrence and into Lenexa, where you can find his store at 12106 W. 87th St. Parkway. The storefront had its soft opening Tuesday, Nov. 10, and Findley’s excited to meet everyone who drops in to the boutique movie store to browse or purchase. What started from him selling his own stuff that he had excess stock of dating back to the 1980s turned into a full-time job, where he’s previously sent movies to customers nationwide and internationally. Opening a physical store will hopefully ease some of the burden on him, he said,

Kansas City Metropolitan Area, MO · 1d

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Lawrence’s affordable housing board recommends funding for 3 developments, 4 programs

A Lawrence board voted 4-1 Thursday night to recommend that the city divvy up affordable housing trust funds across three developments and four community programs. The Affordable Housing Advisory Board had $700,000 to allocate for the 2027 funding cycle. The largest chunk of money, $275,000, will go to a collaborative...

Lawrence, KS · 2d

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Water main break closes part of 7th Street in downtown Lawrence

City crews have closed Seventh Street between Massachusetts and New Hampshire streets following a water main break Friday morning. The closure is expected to last most of the day, depending on “utility locates and conditions encountered during the repair,” according to a news release from the city. “Drivers...

Lawrence, KS · 1d

The Kansas City Star

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How architecture firms HNTB and MANICA will divide and conquer Chiefs' stadium build

HNTB, a Kansas City-based engineering and architecture firm , became the official architect of the Kansas City Chiefs’ future new stadium in Wyandotte County in July so HNTB’s role in the stadium project is not new. But a recently announced partnership is, team officials told The Star on Friday. On Thursday, team president Mark Donovan announced a long-term commitment with its design partner that will result in a joint effort to identify special content opportunities going forward. The new $3 billion stadium is slated to open in 2031 in western Wyandotte County. According to a media release announcing the agreement, the partnership creates a platform for the Chiefs and HNTB to collaborate on content that “brings audiences inside the new stadium’s design and delivery process, telling the story of how the next home of the Chiefs is taking shape as well as those of the people behind the scenes making it a reality,” the release reads. Under terms of the agreement, the organizations will work together to share key stadium milestones throughout design and construction. Earlier this year, MANICA Architecture was selected as the lead design architect and HNTB was named by the team as official architect. As the architect

Kansas City, MO · 1d

The Kansas City Star

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New coffee company to take over Overland Park fan favorite brick-and-mortar location

Nearly two weeks after Overland Park farmers market fan favorite Black Rose Coffee closed its brick-and-mortar location, a new one has taken its place. True Grinds Coffee Co. announced this week it is taking over the operating space inside Entity Lounge at 11216 Switzer Rd. During the day, it’ll operate as a coffee joint and at night remain the cocktail lounge. “We actually just started up this last April, and a lot like Black Rose, we started as a coffee trailer, said owner Teria Gregg. “I always dreamed of owning my own coffee shop, and before opening True Grinds.” Before renovating a coffee trailer last fall, Gregg was working full-time at an insurance company near Corporate Woods. The first few months, she and her husband Trent Gregg, who are from Paola, did pop-ups at schools for teachers and other community events. True Grinds Coffee Co. Last month, True Grinds served Gordon Ramsay and his production team while they were filming in Topeka and were voted best food truck in Miami County by the Miami County Republic. View this post on Instagram A post shared by True Grinds Coffee Co. (@truegrindscoffeeco) “Just since opening, we’ve grown so much and we’ve been

Overland Park, KS · 1d

Parent Diaries

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Kasey Jackson Spoke Out When Her Son Elijah's Cancer Hospital Was Left Out of Marketplace Plans. Now Children's Mercy Is In-Network With UnitedHealthcare for 2027.

Children's Mercy will be in-network with UnitedHealthcare ACA Marketplace plans Jan. 1, 2027. Dec. 15 is the deadline to enroll for coverage that starts then. The post Kasey Jackson Spoke Out When Her Son Elijah’s Cancer Hospital Was Left Out of Marketplace Plans. Now Children’s Mercy Is In-Network With UnitedHealthcare for 2027. appeared first on parentdiaries.com .

Kansas City, KS · 1d

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Olathe parents turn in petition asking state to review school closures

Topeka, KAN. (KCTV) - Parents from Olathe delivered a petition Friday to the Kansas State Department of Education, asking the State Board of Education to review the Olathe school board’s 7-0 vote to close six schools. Organizers said they turned in more than 7,800 signatures. They needed 6,115. The...

Olathe, KS · 1d

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MoDOT dismisses derailment concerns as road plan stays on track

Parkville’s plan to close East First Street and create a new street just north of the railroad has raised concerns over traffic safety from local business owners. But a Missouri Department of Transportation official says there is nothing to worry about. Parkville officials are still finalizing plans for the...

Parkville, MO · 2d