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Lovely Garden Roots

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Overland Park Adds Tree Surveys to Street Rebuilds After Quail Ridge Plans Showed at Least a Dozen Mature Oaks and Maples Could Come Down for Sidewalks

Overland Park now requires tree surveys before street rebuilds after a Quail Ridge resident said sidewalks would take out at least a dozen mature oaks and maples.

Overland Park, KS · 3d

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Leawood joins Prairie Village in leaving state Halo law out of city offense code

Leawood has become the second Johnson County municipality to decline including in city codes the new Kansas Halo law that requires a 25-foot buffer between first responders and civilians under certain circumstances while the responders are working. Prairie Village was the first city, rejecting it on Oct. 19. With virtually...

Leawood, KS · 2d

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Kansas City health departments urge vaccinations ahead of holiday gatherings

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Kansas City-area health departments are urging residents to get updated flu and COVID-19 vaccines ahead of holiday gatherings as flu activity increases nationally. The Mid-America Regional Council says local health officials are encouraging vaccination for those ages 6 months and older. Residents should check with...

Kansas City, MO · 21h

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Clay and Ray County Results in Key Nov. 3 Races

EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, Mo. — Voters across Clay and Ray counties weighed in on federal, state and local races, along with several statewide ballot measures, during the Nov. 3, 2026 general election. Voter turnout reached 52% in Clay County and 50% in Ray County, showing strong voter participation in both counties as residents cast their ballots on candidates and issues affecting their communities.

Clay County, MO · 1d

KSHB 41 Action News

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Jackson County Exec. announces change to Independence Square after $3.7M project

A stretch of 335 feet in Independence is causing conflict among neighboring businesses and Jackson County as a newly released plan reverses what was recently constructed.

Jackson County, MO · 1d

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Ten shows, one stage: Thundergong returns to Uptown

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Thundergong, Jason Sudeikis’ hometown benefit for the Steps of Faith Foundation, is sold out for Saturday night at Uptown Theater. The event raises money for prosthetic limbs for people who cannot afford them. Weird Al, Will Forte and Sam Richardson are on the bill.

Kansas City, MO · 17h

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Steamboat Arabia Museum considering St. Joseph

ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (KQTV) -- In a conversation on Wednesday, Steamboat Arabia Museum co-owner David Hawley confirmed that the museum is considering St. Joseph as a possible home. Over 150 years after it set sail on the Missouri River with an intent to make one of its many stops in St. Joseph, the boat may finally be making its way to the home of the Pony Express.

St Joseph, MO · 2d

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Leawood holiday market brings music, local shopping and the Grinch to Hawthorne Plaza

LEAWOOD, Kan. (KCTV) - Hawthorne Plaza is kicking off the holidays with free photos, festive treats, and family fun. The Holiday Market runs from 10 a.m. to noon on Saturday, Nov. 14, at 119th Street and Nall Avenue. Admission is free. Event highlights include:. Complimentary professional holiday card photos in...

Leawood, KS · 1d

KOLR10 News

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Missouri hemp retailers, consumers concerned due to new THC restrictions

A new Missouri law taking effect Thursday will prohibit stores without a marijuana license from selling consumable hemp products containing THC, leaving some business owners and customers worried about losing access to products they say have helped them for years.

Missouri · 1d

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Foundation pays off mortgages for two Kansas City-area Gold Star families

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Two Kansas City-area Gold Star families will have mortgage-free homes after the Tunnel to Towers Foundation paid off their home loans in honor of Veterans Day. The foundation said it paid off the mortgages on the Lee’s Summit, Missouri, home of Army Sgt. Matthew Gonzales’...

Kansas City, MO · 2d

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Light ’em up! Christmas tree lighting ceremonies start as early as this weekend

It seems holiday celebrations start earlier every year. This year is no different. Brookside turns Christmas into a three-day celebration starting Thursday, November 12, with a Brookside Cocktail Crawl from 5-8 pm. On Friday, November 13, the Holiday Tree Lighting ceremony runs from 5-8 pm with Santa, music and activities. Finally on Saturday, November 14, Cookies, Cocoa & Crafts runs from 11 am – 2 pm at the various shops.

Kansas City, MO · 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 · 1d

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KC Streetcar sets Thanksgiving hours for Plaza, Crown Center lighting events

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Kansas City riders can take the KC Streetcar to holiday lighting events over Thanksgiving weekend, with service starting two hours later than usual on Thanksgiving Day. The KC Streetcar Authority says the streetcar will run from 7 a.m. to midnight on Thursday, Nov. 26. Service...

Kansas City, MO · 1d

The Wichita Beacon

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Voters’ tax fatigue won at the polls, sending KCK back to drawing board for needed services

Some voters told The Beacon that rising taxes and cost of living in Wyandotte County could be standing in the way of meeting the need. The post Voters’ tax fatigue won at the polls, sending KCK back to drawing board for needed services appeared first on The Beacon .

Wyandotte County, KS · 1d

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Tunnel to Towers Pays Off Mortgages for Two Fallen Soldiers' Kansas City-Area Families

Two Gold Star families in the Kansas City area woke up Wednesday owning their homes outright. The Tunnel to Towers Foundation said it paid off the mortgages on the Leavenworth, Kansas, home of the family of Army Chief Warrant Officer 4 William Dickinson and the Lee's Summit, Missouri, home of the family of Army Sergeant Matthew Gonzales, marking Veterans Day with a gift aimed at easing the financial burden left behind after each soldier's death.

Leavenworth, KS · 1d

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Volunteers prepare City Union Mission Christmas store for Kansas City families

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Volunteers are helping get City Union Mission’s annual Christmas store ready for Kansas City families. The store gives parents a chance to shop for gifts for their children and loved ones. The store will be open for 12 days for people staying at the...

Kansas City, MO · 1d

The Kansas City Star

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Kansas City Council decides fate of proposed 20-story downtown data center

The Kansas City Council on Thursday knocked down a controversial proposal to build a data center skyscraper in downtown. Miami-based Revitalization Unlimited, a real estate investment fund focused on historic properties, proposed earlier this year building a 384-foot, 20-story tower made of brick and glass at 934 Central St., occupied mostly by data center equipment with a retail space on the ground floor, for a business such as a coffee shop. The development plan needed special zoning approval under city code. The project would have involved demolishing the historic Western Newspaper Union building, which has more recently been used for offices and short-term rentals. The developers have said the project was designed to complement the neighborhood, and its character and would be more akin to a telephone exchange from a previous era than a large industrial hyperscale facility. Downtown Kansas City already has a handful of data centers, include in the Star’s former green glass building in the Crossroads. They have said the noise level would be similar to an office building, while the data center would use a closed-loop cooling system that limits water use and would primarily use natural gas fuel cells to produce electricity through a chemical

Kansas City, MO · 1d

KSHB 41 Action News

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"We're at a tipping point": Education advocates on Kansas school underfunding

The Olathe School District is starting the process of redrawing the maps that determine where kids go to school, after the school board approved closing six schools next year.

Johnson County, KS · 3d