Good morning, Overland Park.

The Royals launched their Community Ticket Program all season long, offering local fans a chance to attend games at Kauffman Stadium.

The initiative supports community engagement & follows recent stadium seat upgrades.

After years of anticipation and delays, the Rock Island Bridge is set to open on Wednesday, Apr.

1 and will provide a much-awaited crossing for local commuters.

On Monday, Rep. Sharice Davids introduced the Fertilizer Transparency Act to help farmers manage high fertilizer and fuel costs amid the war by requiring weekly fertilizer price reports from the USDA.

St. James Academy girls basketball team clinched the school's first-ever state championship on Mar.

30 at their home court. The win marks a milestone for the school and sets a new level of pride.

Gary Woodland, a Kansas native, won the Houston Open on Monday, Mar.

30, marking his first PGA Tour title since brain surgery. He played college basketball at Washburn before transferring to the University of Kansas to pursue golf.

Residents at an assisted living facility in Leawood gathered for a Royals opening day watch party where long-time fans shared early memories from Municipal Stadium, recalling parking challenges and familiar traditions as the city embraces a new season (and local spirit).

Royals captain Salvador Perez expressed optimism for the 2026 season after leading Team Venezuela to win the World Baseball Classic over Team USA.

His win is expected to boost team morale for future games.

Team manager Matt Quatraro addressed the media after his team’s home opener win, praising their performance and outlining plans for upcoming games in Overland Park.

Fans attended Opening Day at Kauffman Stadium yesterday (the Royals season opener) with high energy; the event marked a spirited start to the local baseball season.

9th Annual Inspiration Breakfast

8-10 a.m. — Matt Ross Community Center — Minimum donation of $40 — Gather for breakfast and networking to support Veterans Community Project.

2026 Get Your Rear in Gear - Kansas City

7:30 AM — Corporate Woods — Registration fees apply — Participate in a 5K run/walk to support colon cancer awareness and enjoy a post-event BBQ.

Carson Jeffrey Concert

8-11 p.m. — PBR Big Sky: A Coors Banquet Bar — Tickets on sale February 5th — Experience the authentic blend of cowboy life and country melodies with Carson Jeffrey.

The Signer

7-8:15 p.m. — Johnson County Arts And Heritage Center — $25 for adults, $10 for youth — A world premiere play exploring intergenerational connection through dance and a hidden journal.

The Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain Performance

7:30-9:30 p.m. — Midwest Trust Center — Tickets available — Experience a delightful musical journey featuring ukuleles and humor across various genres.

Stage One Dance Competition

All day — Overland Park Convention Center — Registration required — Discover a comprehensive platform for dancers, focusing on scheduling, payments, and websites.