đ Planet Comicon KC brings Elijah Wood & William Shatner this weekend
Planet Comicon Kansas City is back at Bartle Hall this weekend for its 27th year. The pop culture festival will feature celebrity guests Elijah Wood and William Shatner, along with comic book creators, cosplayers, and vendors. The event has drawn tens of thousands of fans in past years and remains one of the regionâs...
Veterinarian becomes first Black woman and youngest woman to own an animal hospital in...
Veterinarian Ashton Sellers has made history in Kansas Cityâs veterinary space after owning an animal hospital. Hickman Mills Animal Hospital, the long-established clinic located in the Hickman Mills neighborhood, has been a community pillar since 1957, with only three previous owners. This Womenâs History Month, a...
Rock Island Bridge is hosting local events ahead of grand opening. See the views
Editorâs note: Photo captions in this story were corrected at 11:25 a.m. to reflect that the Rock Island Bridge spans over the Kansas River. Kansas City area business leaders got their first peek at the soon-to-be open Rock Island Bridge during a Wednesday afternoon luncheon. Their meeting came a week before the...
An up-close, inside look at Amazon’s new delivery drones flying in KCK
Amazon's Prime Air drones are officially flying in the Kansas City, Kansas area, giving the public an up-close look at the new delivery system.
Former Johnson County Italian restaurant will become âfresh-Mex’ taco spot
A former Leawood Italian restaurant will be transformed into a taco and margarita restaurant. Local Lime â an Arkansas-based âfresh-Mexâ restaurant â will open a spot at 5005 W. 117th St., in the former home of Bravo! Italian Kitchen. This will be the fourth spot in the country and first in the KC metro. If all goes...
Liquor Bottle Ban: New report warns of $130M economic hit, dozens of store closures
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - A new report warns that Kansas Cityâs proposed mini-bottle ban could cost the city $130 million and eliminate more than 1,000 jobs. Kansas City-based consulting firm Tripp Umbach released the assessment - titled Economic and Social Impacts of the Kansas City Small Bottle Sales Ordinance.
Why is Kansas City cutting down trees in Penn Valley Park? What’s going on
It may seem counterintuitive to think trees and parks donât mix. But some trees donât. Recent visitors to the west side of Kansas Cityâs Penn Valley Park, just south of the pond â between Penn Valley Drive and Penn Drive â may have noticed a stand of trees no longer standing. The trees, lining the base of the ravine...
Tuttle Creek Fuel Tank Incident Winding Down
Following last weekâs successful recovery of a submerged fuel tank at Tuttle Creek Lake, comprehensive water quality sampling and monitoring plan continues to guide response decisions. The Kansas City District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Region 7, and the Kansas Department of...
A new omakase-style sushi restaurant will open in Johnson County
Thanks to a former New York City sushi chef, an eight-seat omakase restaurant is on its way to downtown Overland Park. Kiyoshi Omakase will open at 8016 Santa Fe Drive, in the former Abol/Elsaâs Ethiopian Restaurant space. The intimate restaurant will soft open April 3. Customers must make reservations online to...
Affidavit recalls witnessesâ rush to aid teacher stabbed by man while sitting at Olathe...
A newly released criminal affidavit details last weekâs attack on an Olathe music teacher as she sat at a picnic table in a city park. According to the affidavit, released by the court at the request of the Johnson County Post, Olathe police officers were called to Two Trails Park just after noon on Thursday, March...

















