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Johnson County Post
johnsoncountypost.com > 09/13/2026 > leawood-pond-missing-person-vehicle-296051

The divers used sonar to find the vehicle at the bottom of a retention pond in the 14700 block of Norwood Street in southern Leawood.

10+ hour, 28+ min ago   (172+ words) The Leawood Police Department says a volunteer dive team found a vehicle belonging to a missing person in a pond on Saturday morning. In a news release, Leawood Police Department spokesperson Capt. Jason Ahring said the vehicle was found in…...

Johnson County Post
johnsoncountypost.com > 09/02/2026 > overland-park-fedex-truck-fire-295429

FedEx truck on fire slows down traffic on I-435 in Overland Park

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (157+ words) Overland Park firefighters worked for more than two hours to extinguish a tractor-trailer fire on Interstate 435 near Quivira Road on Tuesday evening. Firefighters were called to the westbound lanes of I-435 at 5:14 p.m. and arrived to find smoke from the back of…...

Johnson County Post
johnsoncountypost.com > 09/01/2026 > lallis-boutique-closing-leawood-295290

Locally owned boutique Lalli's closing at Leawood's Park Place

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (347+ words) After three years, a locally owned boutique is saying goodbye to Leawood. Next month, women’s clothing boutique Lalli’s will close its doors at the Park Place shopping center. Owner Susan Hatten opened Lalli’s (named after the nickname her grandchildren gave…...

Johnson County Post
johnsoncountypost.com > 08/20/2026 > leawood-sales-tax-stormwater-streets-293904

Leawood considers

3+ week, 3+ day ago   (1359+ words) The Leawood City Council is leaning toward asking voters to approve a new higher sales tax next year to replace the city’s current 1/8-cent tax dedicated to stormwater and street projects. Councilmembers left a work session on Aug. 10 with an…...