Operation 100 News

12/19/2025

Firefighters from Lenexa and Overland Park, along with paramedics from Johnson County Med-Act, were all sent to the scene to assist.

Crews went to work attacking the fire on the third floor of the garden apartment building. Additional firefighters worked on the roof to contain the flames.

Crews from multiple Johnson County fire departments came to the Carlyle Apartments near 75th and Quivira to help with the fire.

12/19/2025

Traffic officers could be seen taking photos of skid marks and pieces of the car, some of which were approximately 200 yards from where the car came to rest on its roof.

The crash occurred in Overland Park just after 2 p.m. on Thursday, with a vehicle ending up on its roof across from St. Andrew's Golf Club.

12/16/2025

Former Jackson County prosecutor Jean Peters Baker said Force Science shapes the way officers interact with the people they serve.

“It sets up this dynamic where you have to presume the guy is going to shoot you,” she said. “Do we want them (police) to fear every citizen, or do we want them to have a little confidence that they can solve a problem without discharging a weapon.”

Experts in law enforcement say Force Science's research doesn't stand up to scrutiny, and fuels an adversarial relationship between police and the public.

12/15/2025

UPDATE - Dec. 15, 11:30 AM - We are sad to report that Amber was located deceased this morning in the 17800 block of W. 86th St. This investigation is ongoing.

We are seeking information on the whereabouts of Amber J. Foster, 45 years of age. Amber was last seen Sunday, December 14 at approximately 5:53 AM in the area of W. 87th Street Parkway and Wi******er in Lenexa (17300 block of W. 87th Street Parkway).

Amber is approximately 5'3" and 135 lbs. and was last seen wearing an orange t-shirt, over a long-sleeve white shirt, and blue jeans.

Amber’s vehicle was located in a nearby parking garage, and she was last seen on foot walking towards the Canyon Farms Golf Course.

Anyone with information on Amber’s whereabouts is asked to call 911.

12/12/2025

At a media briefing late Friday afternoon, Johnson County Sheriff Byron Roberson confirmed that one person is in critical condition after a stabbing on the property of the Panasonic Energy plant in De Soto.

The suspect was shot and killed by deputies.

Sheriff Roberson was not able to say whether the people involved were part of the approximately 1,200 employees of Panasonic or construction workers who are employed by contractors.

The Johnson County Sheriff's Office said there was "no active threat" to the public and that the situation had been contained.

12/12/2025

12/11/2025

Troopers say the suspected intoxicated driver tried to turn around in the median of I-435 before entering the southbound lanes, hitting another vehicle.

The man who caused the crash then ran into a wooded area and tried to hide.

He was located by a drone and then bitten by a Police K-9.

A woman and her young daughter whose minivan was struck suffered minor injuries, according to the Kansas Highway Patrol.