Jesse Alexander landed at 2:29 a.m. after a weather delay, then headed straight to the polls in Overland Park.

Lucas says local voices will gain more power after Tuesday's results, as Jackson County renews its anti-violence tax by a wide margin.

Kelly will lead the Johnson County commission through 2031 after fending off a challenger who campaigned on tax cuts.

Lake crushed Alan Rohlfing with 68% of the vote after a county scandal involving an indicted interim executive.

The Roeland Park Democrat crushed a GOP rival who raised just $19,000 for his campaign.

Robinson beat fellow councilmember Inga Selders by more than 2,300 votes to become Prairie Village's first new mayor in nearly 10 years.

Election workers in Leavenworth County scrambled to print and deliver hundreds of extra ballots after a shortage struck a Linwood precinct.

The deal runs through 2030 and includes a contest giving four regional small businesses cash and Arrowhead game tickets.

The Constant Company could get a decade-long tax abatement while critics ask why a $3.5 billion firm needs public help.

The Kansas House hopeful denies the OnlyFans mailer and says she won't take down her online photos.

The 11-0 vote makes Prairie Village the first Johnson County city to turn down the 25-foot police buffer law.

More than 400 Odessa residents pushed for the review after the city admitted it miscalculated power bills for years.

The Unified Government will still control zoning around the stadium even though the facility itself stays under state ownership.