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The Panasonic electric vehicle battery planet in De Soto has already produced its millionth battery since opening earlier this year. The plant is not on schedule to reach full production, but the city is moving forward with plans to accommodate the rapid development surrounding the plant.
Development

De Soto embraces ‘generation worth of improvements’ as Panasonic ramps up...

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Elections

Johnson County businessman launches campaign to win GOP nomination for governor

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Lenexa City Council member Melanie Arroyo, left, listens to public comments during an Aug. 19, 2025, city council meeting.
Local Government

Police records reveal man who sparked investigation into Lenexa councilmember’s immigration...

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With children across Kansas returning to school next week, health officials are urging parents to consider the measles, mumps and rubella vaccination. The state hasn't had any new measles cases reported in about three weeks.
Health & Health Care

Kansas reports no new measles cases in 3 weeks as cases...

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Lenexa City Council member Melanie Arroyo receives a standing ovation after revealing during the Aug. 5, 2025, council meeting that city police investigated her citizenship status and required her to prove her citizenship.
Statehouse

KBI deleted voicemail that sparked inquiry into Lenexa councilmember’s citizenship

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Attorney Jadh Kerr testifies before the Kansas Supreme Court about the validity of $21,000 in late fees in a landlord-tenant case.
Crime & Courts

Prairie Village woman owes landlord $21,000 in late fees, Supreme Court...

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U.S. Sen. Roger Marshall, R-Kansas, joined others in the state's congressional delegation in supporting steps to deprive Iran of securing nuclear weapons. Marshall said he was certain President Donald Trump wouldn't draw the United States into a lengthy war in the Middle East, while U.S. Rep. Sharice Davids, D-Kansas, said Trump should have sought approval of Congress for bombing of Iranian nuclear facilities.
Federal Government

Kansas GOP members of Congress applaud Trump order to bomb Iranian...

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Kansas Sen. Cindy Holscher appears at the Statehouse in Topeka as part of the 50501 national day of action on May 1, 2025.
Elections

Overland Park Democrat Cindy Holscher steps forward in race for Kansas...

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A nonpartisan nominating committee recommended Gov. Laura Kelly choose from among three nominees to fill a vacancy on the Kansas Supreme Court. Justice Evelyn Wilson is retiring July 4.
Statehouse

Johnson County judge and Leawood attorney among Kansas Supreme Court finalists

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Sen. Beverly Gossage spoke this week about the importance of creating a new department, the Kansas Early Childhood Office, to get all child-care governance under one umbrella.
Statehouse

JoCo area lawmakers support creating new state child care department

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A ballot drop box in Johnson County that collects voters' advance ballots. Photo credit Kylie Graham.
Statehouse

Kansas lawmakers override governor’s veto of bill eliminating mail-in ballot grace...

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Breaking News

Plane from Wichita to Washington, D.C., crashes into Army helicopter, Potomac...

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Secretary of State Scott Schwab appears during a June 21, 2024, meeting of the State Objections Board. Schwab announced he is running for governor in 2026.
Elections

Scott Schwab, former JoCo rep and current Sec. of State, launches...

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Elections

Kansas election head predicts record turnout statewide

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Former Marion Police Chief Gideon Cody leaves court Oct. 7, 2024, in Marion after a hearing in his criminal case.
Crime & Courts

Survey shows most Kansans support criminal charge for police chief who...

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