Good morning, Overland Park.

KCTV5 will relight its historic tower with 96 state-of-the-art LED lights at a special illumination ceremony on Sept.

18, 2025—this event will update the tower for modern use while honoring its past.

Today, several 9/11 memorial events honor the victims in the Kansas City area; in Overland Park, the Fire and Police Honor Guards hold a ceremony at the Fire Training Center from 7:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. and KU ROTC begins a memorial run at David Booth Memorial Stadium at 5:15 a.m.—other events in Wyandotte County, Terrace Park and Lawrence also remember the attack.

Metro volunteers rebuilt the Veteran's Community Project Memorial Garden when a Disabled American Veteran donor described the help as breathtaking.

The project honored local veterans and created a new tribute in the community.

The Wyandot Nation sisters fought against developers to protect a sacred burial ground that is important to their community.

Their stand highlights efforts to preserve Native American heritage as America nears its 250th birthday.

A new locally written musical Stuff of Dreams will have its world premiere this weekend at the White Theater in Overland Park — created by local friends with 70 years of theater experience.

The show tells the story of a struggling community theater that secures rights to a Broadway hit, features 19 local cast members, and will run from September 13 to 21.

Kansas will host its Weekend Virtual Statewide Job Fair from 8 a.m. Friday, September 26 until 5 p.m. Sunday, where job seekers can fill out applications and interview online (registration is required).

The IRS will hold a direct hiring event for over 220 vacancies on September 15 and 16 at the Courtyard by Marriott Kansas City at Briarcliff (accommodations are available for individuals with disabilities).

Today, metro communities will hold 9/11 memorial ceremonies including a morning remembrance at the Nine Over Memorial and a stair climb at 5:00 to honor the fallen — Missouri lawmakers will deliberate redistricting proposals with a committee meeting at 10:00 and a potential vote set for tomorrow.

The Chiefs lost 27-21 in Week 1 to the Chargers during their Brazil debut; Travis Kelce said he took responsibility after colliding with wide receiver Xavier Worthy, who likely hurt his shoulder and did not return.

Head coach Andy Reid said the team will work on its mistakes — aiming to help Worthy recover — as they prepare for the next game.

Pittsburg at Shawnee Mission South Football Game

7-9 p.m. — Shawnee Mission South High School — Free entry — Catch the Shawnee Mission South varsity football team in action against Pittsburg in a thrilling non-conference matchup.

Turkey Creek Car and Motorcycle Show

10 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. — Merriam Marketplace — Vehicle entry fee $25-$35 — Celebrate automotive culture with over 250 classic cars, live music, and awards.

Translating Makeup for Photography Workshop

10 AM – 2 PM — SpringHill Suites by Marriott Overland Park Leawood — $125 — Learn to elevate your makeup and photography skills with industry experts in this hands-on workshop.

Concert in the Park

6-9 p.m. — Mohawk Park — Enjoy culinary delights from local vendors — Experience a lively evening of music and community spirit as fall approaches.

Overland Park Fall Festival

4-8 p.m. — ClockTower Plaza — Free entry — Celebrate fall with live entertainment, crafts, and local food vendors in Downtown Overland Park.

NFS Fall 5K Run and Family Walk

2-6 p.m. — 8700 W 141st St, Overland Park, KS — Fundraising entry — Support mental health awareness and help combat stigma through a fun run or family walk.