Celebrate the start of the holiday season with this stunning light display.

Do you have pets or an alarm system in Lenexa? If so, it's time to renew your license or permit for 2019.

Students now have the opportunity to purchase School Break Passes to the Lenexa Rec Center, so you can continue your fitness routines while you’re home on winter break. School Break Passes can be purchased anytime between now and Jan. 31, 2018 for use up to 30 days from the date of purchase. We will require you to show a valid student ID, and there is no limit to the number of School Break Passes you can purchase.

When winter weather strikes, our Snow Headquarters will keep you in the know when it comes to city snow plowing and street treating operations. Bookmark Lenexa.com/Snow in your favorite web browser for a quick link to the Snow Headquarters. We will periodically update the page with information about predicted weather for our area, helpful tips to keep warm and safe, and the status of our plowing and street treating operations.

The Lenexa City Council held a public hearing on the 2019-2023 Capital Improvement Program on Tuesday, Oct. 23, 2018. The public hearing was part of a Special Call City Council meeting.

San Francisco artist Shan Shan Sheng is creating a 65-foot-long abstract sculpture for the Lenexa Rec Center. Fittingly named “Splash,” the sculpture captures the experience of entering water and will be installed down the hall from the Rec Center’s indoor pool. Made up of 31 colorful pieces of cold cast glass panels and suspended from the ceiling, visitors will interact with the artwork from two levels of the building.

Autumn leaves are a beautiful sight: but they seem less magical when it's time to clean them up. Consider these steps to streamline your fall lawn care routine while protecting the environment.

When artist Joe O'Connell traveled to Lenexa to find inspiration for an outdoor sculpture commissioned for the Lenexa civic campus, he found a city whose residents and leaders take pride in community – a concept that would inspire the name and design for his interactive work of art, Body Politic.

We all want to recycle right, but recycling can be confusing. Items that were once recyclable aren’t now and vice versa, it can be hard to keep track of.

Version 3.0 of the I Like Lenexa App has launched, bringing exciting new updates that will streamline user experience and enhance popular app features.

Lenexa's playground patrons will have exciting new destinations to explore in spring 2019, with five playgrounds slated for replacement as part of Lenexa's annual Playground Replacement Program. At each location, staff studied the existing playgrounds and parks to select the best mix of play elements for that particular park and its patrons.

Lenexa City Center, and the Lenexa civic campus, were recently featured by the Kansas City Star. City Center, which is a unique combination of public and private investment, is starting to take off, and the Star gives an in-depth look at what makes this area unique.

If you have an ash street tree on your property, you may be eligible to receive reimbursement to replace it through the Lenexa Street Tree Replacement Fund. Ash trees in Lenexa are under threat from the emerald ash borer (EAB), an insect that eventually kills them.

The design-build process has begun on a new section of Ridgeview Road that will connect Kansas Highway 10 to Prairie Star Parkway. Once this project is completed, the new road will provide a vital transportation connection and open up the surrounding area to new development opportunities.