Yesterday | WDAF
Homeowners See Rising Costs for New Air Conditioners
LENEXA, Kan. - The price of staying cool during a long, hot summer is going up for people repairing or replacing their air conditioners.
Tuesday | Business Journal
Ceva Biomune makes partial move to Kansas Bioscience Authority incubator
Ceva Biomune is moving part of its Kansas City-area staff to the Kansas Bioscience Authority's Venture Accelerator incubator for the next year as the company completes extensive renovations to its research and development facility in Lenexa.
Tuesday | KCTV5
Police seek 3 suspects in possible Lenexa school break-in
Authorities got the call at 5:30 a.m. Tuesday for a possible break-in at St. James Academy near Prairie Star Parkway and Clare Road.
Product recalls: Clip-on lamps, blenders, reflectors
DETAILS: Kitchen Selectives 6-Speed Blender manufactured and imported by Select Brands Inc.
Platoons Forward works to provide soldiers with the comforts of home
The parking lot of a Hy-Vee grocery store in Lenexa seems an unlikely place to inspire an idea that would help thousands of combat soldiers.But that’s just what happened for Sid Linver.
Latino Art Bravisimo in Lenexa
Lenexa, KS - infoZine - Dynamic art with a local Latino flavor will highlight the tenth annual "Latino Art Bravisimo" art show, hosted by the City of Lenexa from June 8 through July 16.
DETAILS: Kitchen Selectives 6-Speed Blender manufactured and imported by Select Brands Inc.
Kan. Dems want to keep Gop Ag out of remap case -5/24/2012,
Two Kansas Democrats want the state's Republican attorney general to stay out of a federal court case over the Legislature's failure to redraw political boundaries.
After the credit crisis, as noted last week in " Can't Anyone Stage an IPO Anymore?, '' investors began to lose confidence in the nation's greatest minds on Wall Street for nearly bringing the world's economy down around them.
Spin Neapolitan Pizza opens in Lenexa on Monday
Spin Neapolitan Pizza keeps rolling. The seven-year-old local pizza chain will open its fifth area location this Monday at 9474 Renner Boulevard in Lenexa.
Johnson County 'Tunnel to Nowhere' starts going somewhere
The $83.8 million U.S. Highway 69 reconstruction project is almost done, and with that comes the opening of the so-called "Tunnel to Nowhere," which opened Saturday afternoon but will have a ribbon cutting on Wednesday afternoon.
Wichita Man Run Over By Tractor In Geary County
GEARY COUNTY, Kan. -- A Wichita man is recovering after being run over by a tractor while working in Geary County.
Kan. House minority leader seeks to join lawsuit
The Kansas House's Democratic leader is seeking permission to join in a federal lawsuit over the Legislature's failure to approve political redistricting proposals.
Presbyterian Healthcare in market for new president
Presbyterian Healthcare has launched its search for a new president as Mark Billings transitions into a new role with parent Novant Health Inc.
SEC ends trading in shell companies -- including some old KC names
Federal stock regulators suspended trading in three Kansas City area companies’ stocks on Monday amid a crackdown on investment fraud.The companies? They are familiar but not recently newsworthy firms – Trans World Airlines Inc.
Ottawa man's death along I-35 still a mystery
No one knows for sure why Kevin Polidore decided to walk home along I-35 before dawn that Sunday morning.
Midwestern Trade Mag Editor Applauds LAT for Ignoring Cows-Cause-Smog Story
Tom Quaife has been at the helm of monthly trade publication Dairy Herd Management for two decades now.
Fire damages Lenexa apartment building; no injuries
A fire this morning forced the evacuation of a Lenexa apartment building.The fire was reported about 6:40 a.m. in a building at the Oak Park Village apartments in the 9500 block of Monrovia Street.The fire was reported under control about 7:15 a.m. There were no initial reports of injuries.The cause of the fire was being investigated.View Fire ... (more)
Robert G. Boehm, 79, Seneca, Kan., died May 1, 2012, at Stormont-Vail Hospital in Topeka after a weeklong illness.
Women who don't smoke can still get lung cancer
She had just turned 41. She was a physically fit mom and nonsmoker, except for the rare social occasions when some friends might light up.