Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 24th of April.
Good morning, Olathe.
Shawnee Mission East junior Adeline Clifford set up nine donation boxes to support food banks hurt by federal cuts and is working with Boots on the Ground Midwest; one drop-off is at Junque Drawer (233 S.
Cherry in Olathe) while other sites (in nearby communities) offer additional ways to help.
An Edgerton man pleaded guilty to first degree murder for killing paramedic Cade Blackburn on March 30th and now faces a life sentence with no parole until after serving at least 25 years—Judge Erica K.
Schoenig handled the joint plea agreement in Johnson County District Court.
Olathe's government held a groundbreaking ceremony Friday before beginning construction on Fire Station No.9—located near Pioneer Park on College Boulevard by Woodland Street.
The station will serve local fire protection needs once completed.
The Kansas Legislative Research Department estimates the state will run a $930 million deficit in FY 2025 and continue facing losses through FY 2029—foreseeing a projected wipeout of the beginning balance by FY 2029.
Governor Kelly and Senate President Masterson offered differing views on state spending and revenue—each calling for changes to secure a positive ending balance in future budgets.
Nine-year-old Dennis Day and his father Travis both have autism—an element of their bond highlighted in a TikTok video that has reached over one million views—as they face challenges at home and in school.
Their shared journey has drawn national attention while the family works to better understand their diagnosis.
2025 Garmin Olathe Marathon
6:45 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. — Garmin — Entry fee varies — Run through the scenic streets of Olathe while supporting local charities.
2025 Kansas Optometric Association's 125th Celebration Meeting
7 AM-11 PM — Embassy Suites Hotel & Conference Center — Details TBA — Celebrate a milestone with the Kansas Optometric Association in Olathe.
Docker with Kubernetes Administration Training
May 5-9 — Johnson County Community College: Olathe Health Education Center — $2490 — Enhance your skills in DevOps with expert-led training on Docker and Kubernetes.
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