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La Fetta Delicatessen Expands with New Location in Prairie Village, Enhancing Italian Sub Offerings

La Fetta Delicatessen Expands with New Location in Prairie Village, Enhancing Italian Sub Offerings

La Fetta Delicatessen, a popular Italian sub shop in Overland Park, Kansas, is set to open a second location in Prairie Village. Owned by Adam and Kelly Bracco, along with partner Matt Benzel, the deli was inspired by a sandwich experience in Montana. Since its opening in 2025, La Fetta has become known for its diverse range of Italian subs, including 'The Boss,' which features a variety of Italian cold cuts and cheeses on a ciabatta-style baguette. The deli also offers catering and charcuterie trays, expanding its reach within the community. The new location aims to bring the same quality and variety of Italian subs to a broader audience in Johnson County.
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Kansas State University Warns of Fall Armyworm Threat to Lawns

Kansas State University Warns of Fall Armyworm Threat to Lawns

Kansas State University has issued a warning to lawn owners about the presence of fall armyworm moths across the state, particularly in south central Kansas. These pests are known to cause significant damage to lawns and crops by creating dry patches. The university advises residents to look for signs of armyworm activity, such as caterpillars and jagged feeding marks on grass blades. Experts recommend preventive measures, including using a mixture of water and soap to detect the worms and applying pesticides for long-term protection.
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Abortion Rights on the Ballot in Missouri and Kansas Amid Legislative Changes

Abortion Rights on the Ballot in Missouri and Kansas Amid Legislative Changes

Abortion rights are indirectly on the ballot in Missouri and Kansas as voters face decisions on measures that could impact the future of abortion access. In Missouri, a proposed initiative would require constitutional amendments to gain majority support in all congressional districts, raising the bar from a simple statewide majority. This change could affect future abortion-related amendments. In Kansas, a proposal seeks to alter the selection process for state Supreme Court justices, potentially influencing the court's stance on abortion. These measures follow the Supreme Court's 2022 decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, prompting states to take varied approaches to abortion legislation.
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Republicans want voters to elect Kansas Supreme Court justices and move court to the right

Republicans want voters to elect Kansas Supreme Court justices and move court to the right

Kansas voters will decide Tuesday whether to elect state Supreme Court justices rather than have the governor appoint them
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Kansas Dream House: European-Inspired Architecture with Modern Elements

Kansas Dream House: European-Inspired Architecture with Modern Elements

Kansas Dream House: European-Inspired Architecture with Modern Elements
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Tanganyika Wildlife Park Welcomes Rare Giant Anteater Pup

Tanganyika Wildlife Park Welcomes Rare Giant Anteater Pup

Tanganyika Wildlife Park Welcomes Rare Giant Anteater Pup
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American Mother Faces Life-Threatening Emergency After Spider Bites

American Mother Faces Life-Threatening Emergency After Spider Bites

Britagne Miller, a mother of four from Kansas, experienced a life-threatening medical emergency after being bitten multiple times by a spider. The incident occurred in late May while she was at Cheney Lake with her family. Initially dismissing the bites, Miller's condition worsened, leading to severe swelling and pain. She was admitted to Wesley Medical Centre in Wichita, where doctors discovered a large hematoma on her leg, necessitating emergency surgery. Complications arose due to her pre-existing end-stage liver disease, and she developed severe infections, including sepsis. Despite being given a grim prognosis, Miller is determined to recover, facing a long road ahead with extensive medical care and rehabilitation.
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PureField Ingredients Launches Carbon Capture Facility, Boosting Local Agriculture

PureField Ingredients Launches Carbon Capture Facility, Boosting Local Agriculture

PureField Ingredients Launches Carbon Capture Facility, Boosting Local Agriculture
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Lawsuit Against Kansas Pet Food Company to Proceed

Lawsuit Against Kansas Pet Food Company to Proceed

Lawsuit Against Kansas Pet Food Company to Proceed
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EPA Engages Kansas Rural Water Leaders on Infrastructure and Workforce Needs

EPA Engages Kansas Rural Water Leaders on Infrastructure and Workforce Needs

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recently convened with rural water leaders in western Kansas to address critical issues surrounding water infrastructure funding, technical assistance, and workforce development. The meeting, held at the City of Hays Convention and Visitors Bureau, included EPA Region 7 Administrator Jim Macy, local officials from Hays and Russell, and water project managers. The discussions centered on federal funding opportunities, career paths in the water sector, and the specific challenges faced by small communities in maintaining their drinking water and wastewater systems. This engagement is part of the EPA's broader initiative to provide technical support and workforce development to rural water systems, ensuring compliance with the Safe Drinking Water Act and Clean Water Act.
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What is the Bourbon virus and how do people get it?

What is the Bourbon virus and how do people get it?

An essential explainer on Bourbon virus, a rare tick-borne illness, covering what it is, its symptoms, how it's transmitted, and how to prevent it.