Lenexa’s two newest City Council members — Courtney Eiterich and Julie Sayers — were sworn in alongside incumbents Dan Roh and Thomas Nolte, on Dec. 3 during the City Council meeting.

We’ve got a new recruit in Lenexa. Turn up the volume, click on the video and listen to what our firefighters and staff have to say about the new guy.

A wet spring and summer coupled with early freezing temperatures this fall have slowed construction on a new section of Ridgeview Road that will connect Kansas Highway 10 to Prairie Star Parkway. Originally slated to open late 2019, the road will now open in spring of 2020.

Need to prepare a holiday dish, pick up a gift or entertain house guests? Lenexa Public Market merchants shared their favorite ideas for local gifts and meals to simplify your holiday season!

Three shopping events at the Lenexa Public Market will help you stock up on quality meal ingredients and unique gift ideas, all in one weekend!

After a national search, the City of Lenexa has hired Scott McCullough as the new Community Development Director.

A new fleet facility on Lenexa’s Municipal Services campus will give City crews the space and resources they need to maintain everything from chainsaws to fire engines in-house.

The outdoor Lenexa Farmers Market season may be ending, but our dedicated vendors want to help make your holiday entertaining a success this season.

Ad Astra Pool will remain open another year while Lenexa takes time to engage the public about aquatics needs and challenges in the community.

Have a passion for swimming or love being by the poolside? We’re looking for indoor lifeguards who can work year-round to staff our state-of-the-art Lenexa Rec Center pool.

Have a creative look brewing for Halloween? Show it off during our Rec Center member costume contest.

The Lenexa Police Department is hosting an informational class for citizens on the topic of police use of force on Nov. 2.

Fire Prevention Week is October 6-12. Learn how you can be a fire prevention hero by preparing for an emergency.

Mark your calendar for three free (not-too-spooky) family events, and take note of some tips for safer trick-or-treating on Halloween night!

Lenexa voters will have the opportunity to vote in local elections for city, school district and other offices this fall.

Jeff Carlson has worked for the City of Lenexa’s Parks & Recreation Department for more than three decades. In this Q&A, we asked Jeff how his job has changed over time, and which recreation events are his favorites.

Fall is a great time to tackle drainage issues across your property. These tips from our stormwater staff can help you stay dry during next season’s downpours.

Driving through Lenexa, you’ve probably noticed a lot of orange cones and road construction signs recently. Here’s a rundown on what major construction projects are happening now, and what improvements you can look forward to in the future!

Lettuce see if you have what it takes to beet the competition in our second annual race at the Lenexa Farmers Market on Saturday, Sept. 14.

Thirteen local artists were honored this week for their artistic skill as part of the annual Lenexa Artists' Show.