The cameras can stay on for now during the open mic time at Overland Park City Council meetings, but early next year the council may require speakers to sign up
Some federal coronavirus relief money flowing to Overland Park will be used to buy video equipment to broadcast games played at the Scheels Soccer Complex, the City Council has decided.
Plans for a 210-unit apartment building just south of the Ranch Mart South shopping center were sent back to the planning commission Monday night after city councilmembers agreed that more
D-Day is coming this Monday for the hotly debated Ranch Mart South shopping center development project in Overland Park, as a neighborhood united in its opposition prepares to go up
The long-running dispute over the wrought iron Westlinks golf course fence may end with no fence at all, much to the chagrin of Overland Park neighbors whose homes abut the course. The city council’s
A new bike and pedestrian trail that Overland Park officials consider a critical link to parks and shopping is in the works for 91st Street, but some residents are questioning
The former Overland Park Whole Foods building at 91st and Metcalf may become a 120-bed facility for clinical research trials. The city Planning Commission unanimously approved a special use permit
The city of Overland Park earned another feather in its cap this week after it was noted on a national Best Places to Live list. Livability ranked Overland Park number
Overland Park city councilmembers spent some time reflecting at a workshop Monday on how they can address systemic racism in city policies. As the one-and-a-half hour session ended, they offered
Overland Park officials are considering a slew of changes to the rules governing all kinds of signs – from digital displays to real estate and political signs. The city’s planning
The news Thursday of a federal civil rights investigation into the 2018 fatal police shooting death of Overland Park teenager John Albers caught his mother, Sheila Albers, by surprise. Albers
Lindsay Krumbholz and Michelle Reeves met while working at a nonprofit that provided job skills to individuals with developmental disabilities. The pair, alongside Amber Schreiber, decided to take it to
The debut of the public comment period at the Sept. 14 council meeting went pretty well, members of an Overland Park City Council committee agreed. Just the same, that committee
Because of coronavirus-related cancellations, the Overland Park Convention Center is on target to lose $2.6 million to $2.7 million this year, said Brett Mitchell, the center’s general manager. Mitchell presented
A small project aimed at providing lower-cost homes to the “missing middle” of blue- and pink-collar workers has vaulted a hurdle in Overland Park. The Merit Homes project on the
