Good morning, Overland Park.

Overland Park council approved Black & Veatch's plans for a new headquarters at College Boulevard and Metcalf, with a groundbreaking scheduled for later this fall and the facility expected to open in 2029.

The unanimous vote strengthens the company's longtime local presence.

On Monday, MARC launched its annual Green Commute Challenge to encourage local commuters to try carpooling, biking, and public transit during October.

The program offers matching services through employers and aims to cut gas costs and reduce air pollution.

Overland Park approved Playbook OP, a 10-year plan to renovate and expand parks, trails, and pools on Monday, Sept.

28, a move that comes with a planned discussion on funding sales tax options to fill a $248.1 million gap (meeting set for Oct. 5).

Local female cancer survivors made history today in a dragon boat race at a community lake, showcasing strength and resilience.

The event underscored local support for those overcoming cancer.

Thousands across the Kansas City metro are at risk of losing Medicaid coverage beginning Thursday — local officials expect to provide more details on changes affecting residents' access to health services.

Sporting KC surprised Olathe North teacher Michael Albrechtsen on Monday when he received the Blue KC Sporting Samaritan Award after a student nomination; team captain Jake Davis and former USMNT defender Matt Besler visited his classroom to celebrate the honor.

Chiefs head coach Andy Reid said his 3-0 team must build on their win over Miami as they prepare to face the Raiders Sunday in Las Vegas.

He noted Patrick Mahomes’ tough hit, praised Rashee Rice’s physical plays, and mentioned Xavier Worthy’s progress and a likely return from Chamarri Conner.