Good morning, Lee's Summit.

Two people were taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries after a house fire on the 600 block of NE Douglas Street in Lee's Summit — firefighters controlled the blaze in 12 minutes, rescued a dog, and are investigating an electrical cause.

Hundreds of performers will take center stage at the annual Juneteenth celebration in Lee’s Summit on June 19—local bands and cultural groups are expected to present a range of acts that honor community heritage.

OATS Transit offers regular rides for rural residents in areas such as Lee’s Summit, Grain Valley, and Blue Springs with different schedules and fares for each service.

The transit office will be closed on Thursday, June 19 for Juneteenth—riders should call 816-380-7433 or 800-480-6287 to schedule their ride.

A Father's Day grilling class was held on Sunday in Lee's Summit where local dads learned hands-on grilling techniques—organizers said the event focused on safe, tasty cooking tips for future celebrations.

Nonprofit Spotlight: Meals on Wheels

12-1 p.m. — Bridge Space — Free entry — Connect with local impact through lunch featuring Meals on Wheels of Lee's Summit.

Friday Night Zumba Bash

6-7 p.m. — Genesis Health Clubs - Lee's Summit West — Free entry — Dance out loud and let your crazy side shine at this exciting fitness party.

Tour de Lakes

12 AM — Longview Community Center — Enjoy a fully supported ride around five scenic lakes with a delicious lunch afterwards.

Lee's Summit Jazz Festival 2025

12-8 p.m. — Bridge Space — Free entry — Celebrate summer with live jazz, delicious food trucks, and vibrant local culture.

Paint Your Pet at Station 7

6-8:30 p.m. — Station 7 Tavern — Check for pricing — Learn to paint a masterpiece of your beloved family pet.