Lee's Summit news

KCTV57 minutes ago

Aryeh Realty was required to pay $46.24 million after it defaulted on its loan with Metropolitan Bank and failed to pay property taxes.

Kansas City Star2 hours ago

Many states make whether you voted public, but not who you voted for. Learn what voter rolls show, what stays private and how some records can be restricted.

FOX4KC.com2 hours ago

More than a hundred employees were laid off from Children’s Mercy on Monday.

Kansas City Star2 hours ago

Meddys, a Wichita-born Mediterranean chain, is opening in Olathe and pursuing a south Overland Park Bluhawk site as it expands across Johnson County.

KCTV3 hours ago

Agora KC Owner and Founder Ahmed Shalabi joins Shane and Kerrigan to share how you can experience the brand-new pickleball destination in Grandview.

KCTV3 hours ago

David Fritz, Sara Knight and Megan Salerno with Feed Lee's Summit join Shane and Kerrigan to share everything you need to know about their upcoming fundraiser gala.

ABC17NEWS4 hours ago

By Stacker sirtravelalot // Shutterstock As filmmaker and writer Nora Ephron said during a ’96 commencement address at Wellesley College, “Your education is a dress rehearsal for a life that is yours to lead.” If that’s the case, high school may be one of the greatest dress rehearsals of all. It’s a place where

FOX4KC.com5 hours ago

People in Kansas City will once again have the chance to celebrate Thanksgiving at 1587 Prime.

KCHI5 hours ago

The Livingston County Sheriff's Department reports three bookings over the weekend,

Sedalia Democrat5 hours ago

Tuesday, Nov. 3 CLASS 4 DISTRICT 6 BOYS SOCCER TOURNAMENT AT LEE’S SUMMIT WEST 5 p.m. – Smith-Cotton vs Lee’s Summit West 7 p.m. – Lee’s Summit vs Lee’s Summit […]

The Examiner5 hours ago

By Mike Genet mike.genet@examiner.net Jackson County’s 2023 property assessment process was a “catastrophic failure,” says Missouri State Auditor Scott Fitzpatrick — unlike anything he has… Login to

Johnson County Post6 hours ago

Nov 20, 1958 — Oct 19, 2026 Leawood, KS Carl Bradford “Brad” Nelson passed away on October 19, 2026, in Leawood, Kansas, at the age of 67. He was born on November 20, 1958, in Newton, Massachusetts. Brad lived a life marked by devotion to family, pride in his work, and joy in the everyday […]

Johnson County Post7 hours ago

With the closure of its Prairie Village location, Taco Republic no longer has any locations in the Kansas City metro area.

KMMO8 hours ago

Class One district tournament for boys soccer begin Monday, Nov. 2 across Missouri, while the semifinals are set for three boys soccer district tournaments involving area teams. Both our area Class One districts have play-in games Monday

Johnson County Post9 hours ago

The primarily online business lets players sell their well-loved baseball gloves, or buy used ones that cost less than a brand new one would.

KSHB 41 Kansas City9 hours ago

More than 179,000 Johnson County voters have cast early ballots, setting a new non-presidential election record ahead of Election Day.

FOX4KC.com9 hours ago

The Missouri 7 highway bridge over Big Creek and the Rock Island Trail just south of Pleasant Hill is back open after being closed for months for a replacement project.

Kansas City Star13 hours ago

The Live Nation venue wrapped up its first season in Kansas City, and fans had plenty to say about the parking, amenities and views during concerts

KCUR19 hours ago

If passed, the amendment would require a minimum 80% vote in both the Missouri House and Senate to modify a citizen-backed law or amendment. The amendment also prohibits the legislature from passing any bill “weakening citizens’ initiative or referendum powers.”

KMMO22 hours ago

A rematch of two softball powerhouses did not go the way of the Oak Grove Panthers, who were shut out Saturday afternoon 4-0 by the Centralia Panthers in the Class Three State Championship game, allowing Centralia to

KY322 hours ago

Police have identified a 74-year-old Hickory County man whose body was recovered from a municipal lake over the weekend following a suspected medical emergency, authorities said.

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FOX4KC.com22 hours ago

Halloween may be over, but before tossing those carved pumpkins in the trash, Kansas City residents have another option: composting.

KSHB 41 Kansas CityYesterday

Daylight saving time has ended until March. See where Kansas, Missouri and federal efforts to make DST permanent currently stand.

KMBCYesterday

Blue Springs High School's football team earns KMBC 9 Hy-Vee Team of the Week honors after the Wildcats captured a conference championship.

FOX4KC.comYesterday

The CPKC Holiday Train is returning to Kansas City and making a stop in Blue Springs, Missouri, for the first time this month.

FOX4KC.comYesterday

The Pleasant Hill Police Department is investigating after a body was discovered at a Cass County Lake on Saturday.

KOMU 8Yesterday

More than a year of work from Boonville to Kingdom City has meant lane closures, traffic rerouting and bridge demolitions.

IN Kansas City MagazineYesterday

I’ll Be Home for Christmas “I love to use the unexpected in holiday décor,” says Zach Keyes of J’adore Home & Garden. On the mantel of this Mission Hills home, he created a scroll-like garland with pheasant feathers, faux red pepper berries, and greenery. Santa, a pair of wicker bells, and an ending point nutcracker… The post Kansas City Designers Deck the Halls with Family Heirlooms, Treasured Ornaments, and Festive Greenery first appeared on IN Kansas City Magazine.

IN Kansas City MagazineYesterday

For more than two decades, Rulber De la Torre has been feeding Kansas City at Mi Ranchito restaurants, the homegrown Mexican chain he launched in Olathe in 2004. Now, after building the business into seven locations across Kansas, De la Torre has opened something more personal, Rulber’s Restaurant Mas Cantina in Prairie Village. This is… The post Reservation for One: Rulber’s Restaurant Mas Cantina first appeared on IN Kansas City Magazine.

Jefferson City News TribuneYesterday

Here are the Week 10 scores from the Missouri high school football season as the postseason began across all six classes and 8-man with district first-round games.

KSHB 41 Kansas CityOct. 31

What was your favorite house to visit while trick-or-treating? Was it the house that offered the full-size candy bars, or maybe the most decorated house on the block? A KC homeowner does both.

Ozarks Sports ZoneOct. 31

Share on Facebook Share on Twitter By Michael Smith (For OzarksSportsZone.com) The Ozark volleyball team was closing in on a state final four appearance. The Tigers rallied to tie the match at two sets apiece by winning

KTTNOct. 31

Susan “Sue” Mary McIntosh, 78, of Chillicothe, Missouri, died Monday, Oct. 26, 2026, at her daughter’s home. She was born Oct. 10, 1948, in Boone, Iowa, the daughter of James and Lois (Banford) Garland. Susan graduated from Boone High School in 1967. She married Richard McIntosh on June 22, 1974. They had two daughters, Chelsa

Sedalia DemocratOct. 31

No. 6-seeded Smith-Cotton boys soccer defeated No. 3 Raymore-Peculiar 1-0 in the Class 4 District 6 quarterfinal round Saturday, Oct. 31, at Lee’s Summit West High School. Senior Jose Reyes […]