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Black Bob families placed supportive messages for the school and community just days after Olathe Public Schools announced the school's recommended closure.
K-12 Education

Black Bob families in Olathe rally against school’s recommended closure

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AG Kobach JoCo sales tax opinion
Crime & Courts

Johnson County jury convicts man of capital murder for Olathe double homicide

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Oak Park Añejo
Food & Drink

Mexican restaurant Añejo replacing Five Guys at Oak Park Mall

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DIsbrow fistbump
Environment & Climate

Shawnee to host battery take-back event on Saturday

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Oscar Mayer Wienermobile
Community Events

Oscar Mayer Wienermobile rolling into Johnson County this weekend

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Local obituaries from Sept. 4-10
Johnson County News

Local obituaries from Sept. 4-10

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Park at Forest Green ash trees
Environment & Climate

Overland Park has removed 6,000+ ash trees to stop deadly pest. How one neighborhood saved theirs

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Leawood Police investigate reckless driving as possible cause of three-car crash on I-435
Emergency Response

Leawood Police investigate reckless driving as possible cause of three-car crash on I-435

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Republican vice presidential nominee JD Vance. Photo credit Shutterstock.
Elections

Vice President JD Vance to visit Olathe manufacturer with Sen. Roger Marshall

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Pedestrians walk east down 103rd Street outside of Brookwood Elementary School on Thursday morning.
Leawood News

Leawood wants to make its streets safe for all. What’s it going to take?

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3 of Cups Olathe
Food & Drink

Historic home in downtown Olathe turning into new bookstore and gathering space

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Bus route on K-10 to Lawrence and microtransit may be on county’s chopping block
Featured Stories

Bus route on K-10 to Lawrence and microtransit may be on county’s chopping block

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Edgerton resident Kim Twente speaks against data centers, and in favor of an extended moratorium, during the public comment at Thursday night's Edgerton City Council meeting.
Crime & Courts

Judge dismisses Edgerton’s lawsuit against residents who filed anti-data center petition

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A rendering of the exterior of the Madam C.J. Walker School's $4 million renovation. Image courtesy Multistudio.
Causes & Community

Merriam church launches grassroots $4M fundraising effort to renovate school desegregation landmark

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Driver in Prairie Village crash that killed construction worker won’t face criminal charges
Emergency Response

Driver in Prairie Village crash that killed construction worker won’t face criminal charges

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