Overland Park KS

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Clothing retailer Burlington opening new Overland Park store

Following a pet retailer’s move across city lines from Overland Park to Lenexa, a different business is already in the works to replace it. Clothing retailer Burlington has filed plans to open a new store in the Overland Park space — which, according to the company, is currently slated for a spring 2027 opening.
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Records request shows KCATA bus driver’s employment ended on day of fatal crash

It’s been two months since a deadly crash involving a KCATA bus and a motorcyclist. KSHB 41 News learned the bus driver's employment ended the same day of the crash, Jan. 13.
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Man cuts woman in the face at Two Trails Park in Olathe

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A man is in custody after investigators say he walked up to a woman at an Olathe park and cut her face Thursday afternoon. Officers with the Olathe Police Department were called to Two Trails Park just after noon — located near East Harold Street and North Ridgeview Road — on reports of an armed...
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A Leawood dry cleaner closed 20 years ago. Its chemicals are still in the...

Toxic chemicals linger at a long-gone dry cleaning business at 103rd Street and State Line Road in Leawood. Tri- and Tetracholoroethylenes — banned or being phased out because of their links to Parkinson’s disease and certain cancers — have been in the soil and groundwater there since before 2010, spreading east and...
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Mission Police exchange gunfire with Target burglary suspect, seriously wounding him

The suspect in the Target burglary over the weekend faces multiple charges and remains hospitalized after exchanging gunfire with a police officer. Online court records show William H. Parker III was unable to attend his scheduled first appearance in court on Tuesday afternoon due to a “medical condition.”. Parker...
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Former WFSB reporter Carolina Cruz returns to Kansas City anchor desk after maternity leave

The former Connecticut news reporter returned to her Kansas City news desk after a five-month leave.
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Kansas City man charged with murder after deadly weekend shooting

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - A Kansas City man has been charged with murder days after a woman died from a weekend shooting. Jackson County Prosecutor Melesa Johnson announced Thursday that 21-year-old Dante Williams has been charged with second-degree murder and armed criminal action. Williams is accused of shooting a...
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Owl at Deanna Rose Farmstead reveals true identity after 14 years

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — An interesting twist was discovered this week at Deanna Rose Children’s Farmstead in Overland Park, Kansas. After 14 years of thinking their owl Zeus was a male, “Zeus” surprised the farmstead with an egg this week. “Since most owls are sexually monomorphic,...
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Artist turns ‘ugliest wall’ in Kansas City into vibrant mural of local culture

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Kansas City artist Michael Artis is transforming a run-down wall at the intersection of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard and Swope Parkway into a mural celebrating regional culture. The project is designed to revitalize the unsightly space and bring a sense of pride to...
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Kansas City man sentenced for killing brother, family called it ‘Cain and Abel’

A Kansas City man will spend 20 years in prison after pleading guilty to shooting his brother in the head.

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