Good morning, Lee's Summit.

Former KCTV5 anchor Carolyn Long was inducted into the Kansas Association of Broadcasters Hall of Fame on Sunday, Oct.

18 in Wichita, Kan + she earned the honor through nearly 30 years as a trusted voice in Kansas City.

MoDOT (the state's transportation agency) held a ribbon cutting Monday morning to mark a pavement milestone on the Improve I-70 project from Blue Springs to Odessa, which adds a third lane on each side.

Construction will continue through late 2028 to improve safety and travel for local drivers.

Lee's Summit Parks and Recreation received a $520,000 grant from the Missouri Department of Natural Resources to improve Sylvia Bailey Park at 1800 SE Ranson Road + they will add farm-themed playground, trails, community garden, visitor center and upgraded parking with phase one estimated at $3,225,500 and $2,705,500 city match.

Beautiful Lives Project will host a basketball clinic with UMKC coaches & mentors at a local venue to offer youth engaging skill training.

Event details, including date and registration, are coming soon.

Beautiful Lives Project is hosting an upcoming UMKC basketball clinic for people with disabilities that will allow participants to learn skills + engage in active play.

The event will take place soon at a UMKC facility for local community members.