Snow season is upon us, so it’s time to refresh your winter weather wisdom. Know how we approach snow removal throughout a storm, and ways you can be prepared, too.

Here's how Lenexa Rec Center members — and their friends — can get a discount on one month's membership.

Looking to make a thoughtful donation this holiday season? Help us decorate warmth trees.

The Lenexa Police Department recently welcomed a new addition to the family! Police K-9 Bruno joined the department in July.

Keep these safety tips from the Lenexa Police Department in mind during this holiday shopping season. Remember that thieves are doing their shopping as well!

Planning to visit City Hall, grab lunch at the Public Market or work at the Rec Center around an upcoming holiday? Take note of special hours for City facilities.

Lenexa is here to make your holidays happy and bright. From seasonal displays to entertaining events and activities for the kids, we’ve got plenty of cheer to spread around.

Now is a smart time to line up that summer job. From lifeguards and pool cashiers to camp counselors, Lenexa Parks & Rec is the team to join for the 2023 summer season.

The holiday shopping season brings an increase in home package deliveries. This is when porch pirates are at their busiest, trolling neighborhoods looking for packages to steal, often in broad daylight.

The City of Lenexa has three great events to get you in the holiday spirit and help you start checking off your list.

Some of the most complex, challenging and deeply personal issues we encounter in local government are all in a day’s work for Angel Whitaker, Community Standards Supervisor. But what sets her apart as the City of Lenexa’s Employee of the Year is how she handles them.

Mayor Michael Boehm was honored with the E.A. Mosher Excellence in Local Government Award by the League of Kansas Municipalities. The E.A. Mosher Excellence in Local Government Award is presented to elected city officials who have demonstrated outstanding dedication to the city they serve, an active commitment to strong local government and service to the League of Kansas Municipalities.

There’s something lurking in our storm drains, streets and gutters that doesn’t belong. It’s fall leaves – a seemingly benign seasonal sight with some serious impacts.

It’s Fire Prevention Month in Lenexa, and we’re clearing up some common myths about fire safety. See if you’ve fallen for any of these misconceptions.

How the teenage son of Lenexa Farmers Market vendor Bos Hill Blooms is selling his homegrown pumpkins to help pay for college.

City leaders and members of the community put shovels in the ground Sept. 13 to mark the start of construction on Lenexa’s new Justice Center at Prairie Star Parkway and Britton Street.

Creativity and coloring skills earned several local children the opportunity to join in a historic Lenexa ceremony.

Did you know that counterfeit prescription pills bought and sold illicitly often contain lethal doses of drugs such as fentanyl or methamphetamine?

For the fifth consecutive time, the Lenexa Fire Department has been accredited by the Commission on Fire Accreditation International (CFAI) at today’s commission hearing in Denver, Colorado. There are only 301 international agencies who have received accreditation from CFAI, placing the Lenexa Fire Department among the nation’s elite.

Indian Trails Aquatic Center at Sar-Ko-Par Trails Park is set to undergo major renovations. The $15 million in improvements, which begin this coming winter, will modernize Lenexa’s most visited pool and enhance its status as a destination aquatics facility for the community.