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Second hyper-scale data center moves forward in De Soto amid petition efforts to ban development (opens the original)
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DE SOTO, Kan. — KSHB 41 reporter Isabella Ledonne reports on stories in Overland Park, Johnson County and topics about government accountability. She's been reporting on data centers extensively throughout the Kansas City metro. Share your story idea with Isabella. Digital Realty's proposed data center next to the Panasonic EV Battery Plant in De Soto received the green light from the city's planning commission. At the September 22 meeting, the commission approved Digital Realty's Phase One site
Overland Park approves $1.3 billion development project, playbook for city's future growth (opens the original)
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OVERLAND PARK, Kan. — KSHB 41 reporter Isabella Ledonne reports on stories in Overland Park, Johnson County and topics about government accountability. Share your story idea with Isabella. Johnson County continues to be one of the busiest and fastest-growing parts of the metro, and on Monday night, Overland Park made some big decisions that will shape the future of the community. The Overland Park City Council approved a $1.3 billion development project on Monday night and approved plans to move
Merriam businesses speak out on city's downtown development master plan, fear they will be pushed out (opens the original)
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MERRIAM, Kan. — KSHB 41 reporter Isabella Ledonne reports on stories in Overland Park, Johnson County and topics about government accountability. Share your story idea with Isabella. Earlier this month, KSHB 41 News was there as Trader Joe's officially opened in Merriam as the first grocery store in the city in eight years. But it is not the only change coming to Merriam. The city is working toward finalizing its master plan to revitalize the downtown district, and it wants to hear the voices of
Blue Springs neighbors continue to call for transparency on Flock camera usage (opens the original)
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BLUE SPRINGS, Mo. — KSHB 41 reporter Isabella Ledonne reports on stories in Overland Park, Johnson County and topics about government accountability. Share your story idea with Isabella. Communities in the Kansas City metro continue to call for transparency on automatic license plate readers (ALPRs), commonly referred to as Flock cameras. On Monday night, some residents took their concerns to the Blue Springs City Council even though ALPRs weren't on the agenda. The AI cameras have been the talk
Lee's Summit police stop sharing Flock camera data with other jurisdictions after community outcry (opens the original)
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LEE'S SUMMIT, Mo. — KSHB 41 reporter Isabella Ledonne reports on stories in Overland Park, Johnson County and topics about government accountability. She's been reporting on automatic license plate readers and Flock cameras across the metro. Share your story idea with Isabella. The Lee's Summit Police Department has confirmed it will not share its automatic license plate reader camera data with other police departments and jurisdictions until a set of rules is written. This follows the Lee's Sum
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