A 7-year-old girl was critically injured in a rollover crash in De Soto early Sunday afternoon. According to a release from the Johnson County Sheriff’s Office, the crash happened at about 12:15 p.m., along Sunflower Road, south of Kansas Highway 10. Recorded radio traffic states that the child suffered a “full amputation” of her right […]| Johnson County Post
The American Civil Liberties of Kansas has filed a lawsuit on behalf of four people against multiple officials, including judges in Johnson County District Court, for determining their probation based on whether they can pay restitution. On Thursday, the ACLU of Kansas filed the lawsuit in federal district court in Kansas City, Kansas, over what […]| Johnson County Post
A Leawood restaurant and antique shop is saying goodbye after roughly three years. Rakar Dumpling House, known for both dumplings and antique furniture, has announced its impending closure at the end of this year. Rakar Dumpling House is at 4971 W. 135th St. The restaurant occupied a space at the Cornerstone of Leawood shopping center, […]| Johnson County Post
Leaders of the Mission Community Food Pantry say their goal is no one goes hungry, making it the kind of operation they hope goes out of business one day. But in the past five years, the Mission Community Food Pantry at the Trinity Lutheran Church in Mission has significantly grown from serving 49 families at its […]| Johnson County Post
After getting its start on the other side of the state line in 2024, Mocha Point Yemeni Coffee is making its debut in Johnson County.| Johnson County Post
In a foreword to a new book critiquing the Synod on Synodality, Cardinal Gerhard Müller paints an ominous picture of its “evil agenda.” What I witnessed during and after the synod differs significantly from his account. The post No, synodality is not a ‘Trojan horse’ that will destroy the church. appeared first on America Magazine.| America Magazine
President Trump signed an executive order ending federal funding for Housing First programs that offer permanent housing without requiring mental health or drug services.| Johnson County Post
This week, on “The Spiritual Life,” Father James Martin talks with Brené Brown about looking at Jesus as he is, rather than as he is presented to us. The post Brené Brown on Jesus and vulnerable spirituality appeared first on America Magazine.| America Magazine
Overland Park Police and local first responders launched a program to help people who are neurodivergent communicate with first responders.| Johnson County Post
Pope Leo's predecessors took markedly different approaches to liturgical reform. Leo must chart a course between them while settling on which is fundamentally the correct path. The post Pope Leo’s Latin Mass Problem appeared first on America Magazine.| America Magazine
St. Teresa of Ávila famously said that if she had to choose between someone who was wise and holy, she would pick holy. But when it comes to spiritual direction, wisdom—knowledge plus experience—is important. The post How do you find a good spiritual director? appeared first on America Magazine.| America Magazine
The plaintiff says she was turned down from an occupational therapy job after the employer asked questions about her religious exemption for a COVID-19 shot.| Johnson County Post
It is normal to feel that other believers somehow have it all “wrapped up” when it comes to living a spiritual life.| America Magazine
For the eighth year in a row, Lenexa City Council approved a budget that includes decreasing its mill levy.| Johnson County Post
A right-wing group filed a complaint alleging the districts' policies on pronouns and bathroom usage, among other things, violated federal law.| Johnson County Post
Pro-abortion activists in a Tuesday panel say the surge is from out-of-town patients living in states where the procedure is banned.| Johnson County Post