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An Olathe nonprofit is highlighting that children and teens in foster care face higher mental health struggles and are more likely to attempt or die by suicide than peers outside the system.
Olathe approved a $657.6 million 2027 budget with the property tax rate unchanged at 23.3 mills.
The Oct 6 meeting opens with a closed session on Olathe Housing Authority matters.
Key decisions include:
Downtown Olathe now has a fresh community hub as 3 of Cups Bookstore & Commons transforms a historic home at 101 W. Cedar St. into an independent...
Free flu shots will be offered in Olathe (plus Montrose and Naturita), with regular-dose vaccines for ages six months and older plus high-dose options.
The Olathe Public Schools Alumni Association inducted four new members to its Wall of Honor on Wednesday.
JCPRD offers more than 30 fall and Halloween programs across Johnson County this October, with many family favorites returning.
The Nov. 3 election in District 3 could alter the Kansas State Board of Education's balance and its oversight of local accreditation standards.
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Johnson County is shifting two polling sites away from Church of the Resurrection campuses due to senior pastor Adam Hamilton’s Democratic U.S. Senate...
A top-10 showdown headlines KC-area action this weekend.
Sporting KC surprised a beloved Olathe North High School art teacher in class on Monday, creating a feel-good moment for the local school community.
Head to the Olathe Fire Department open house Saturday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 910 N. Hedge Lane for a firsthand look at your local firefighters in...
Meddys, expanding from its Wichita roots, will open its first Olathe spot in a fast-growing stretch of 119th Street anchored by Hy-Vee.
Several part-time and seasonal customer service roles are open in Olathe right now.
Northeast Kansas, including Olathe, faces heavy rain and localized flooding risk from Tuesday evening through Thursday night.
Canyon Creek families can mark these key September 2026 dates:
Olathe residents can take advantage of the city's free document shredding event today from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the HHW facility, 1420 S. Robinson Drive.
