Melissa Taylor Standridge, a Leawood judge, was sworn in as a justice of the Kansas Supreme Court on Monday morning. Chief Justice Marla Luckert presided over the ceremony, which took
Ranch Mart North developers say they are making significant headway on modernizing the 60-year old Leawood shopping center — and are projecting a summer of 2021 completion. The $47 million
The only Duck Donuts in the Kansas City metro — and Kansas — is reopening at 12130 State Line Road in the Leawood Plaza Shopping Center on Saturday, Dec. 12.
By Stephen Koranda Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly on Monday picked an experienced appeals court judge, who started her career in retail sales, to fill a vacancy on the state Supreme
A proposed mixed-use project at 86th Street and State Line Road in Leawood has some nearby homeowners expressing concerns about the possible loss of green space the project could entail. The project,
The Leawood City Council this week directed the city attorney and staff to work on a draft ordinance that would allow beekeeping in the city. City Attorney Patty Bennett made
For the first time virtual runners will be allowed to participate in the Leawood Labor Day 5K. The added option is part of the COVID-19 prevention steps being taken to
The Leawood Aquatic Center will open on Monday, June 15 to Leawood residents who must register for each session they wish to attend. Online registration for a session will be
The Leawood City Council this week unanimously approved a revised final sign plan for Ranch Mart North at the northeast corner of 95th Street and Mission Road. Chris Hafner with
The Leawood City Council this week unanimously approved a final plan for an athletic training and practice facility in the former U.S. Toy Co. building south of 103rd Street and
The Leawood City Council voted Monday night to cancel the city’s Fourth of July fireworks celebration but will consider whether to have one on Labor Day. After about an hour
The estimated cost to build Leawood’s Fire Station No. 1 on the grounds of the former city hall building has increased to about $7 million from about $6 million in
Leawood restaurants now have an easier path to adding outdoor seating as they reopen for dine-in service amid loosening restrictions on businesses in Johnson County and the state of Kansas
The Leawood City Council on Monday night voted unanimously to open the city’s aquatic center in June. The target date for opening the center, at 10601 Lee Blvd., is June
The Leawood City Council this week unanimously approved temporary changes to certain city code requirements to stimulate business in the city during the coronavirus pandemic. “I think this is great
