Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInOVERLAND PARK (KCTV) - In a ceremony on Monday afternoon the Overland Park Police Department will remember and honor Ofc who was killed in the line of duty on May 3 The police department stated that its leadership members of the Mosher family and close colleagues will offer remarks KCTV5 will live stream the ceremony in this story LIVE: A procession is being held in Overland Park to honor fallen police officer Mike Mosher who was killed in the line of duty a week ago OVERLAND PARK, Kan. — It's been five years since Overland Park Police Department Ofc. Mike Mosher was shot and killed while responding to a hit-and-run incident on Sunday The city of Overland Park is marking the anniversary with a public memorial Overland Park City Councilman Scott Mosher to see what this passage of time means to him VOICE FOR EVERYONE | Share your voice with KSHB 41’s Taylor Hemness "I've left the ribbon up because that's the original ribbon," Scott told me pointing to a blue ribbon wrapped around a tree near the site where his son was killed "I come here probably once a month; I drive by all the time." it’s five years of one-day-at-a-time moments “So five years is no different than any other day to me." Scott Mosher exudes a sense of peace that is almost hard to believe. I’m a father, and I don’t know that I would be able to speak about losing a son the way he does “But the father part of me says that what he did was not only to be proud of I think sometimes [of] what could he have accomplished I think he accomplished what the Lord wanted him to." There’s a permanent plaque on the ground at a streetlight on 123rd Street in Overland Park Scott also pointed out a faded spot in the road where he said the actual shooting happened Mike Mosher was on his way to work that day when he responded to an alleged hit-and-run Mike's body camera caught the exchange, including the moment Carney pulled a gun Scott told me a couple of years ago he watches that video every year. I asked him if he planned to do so again on the fifth anniversary not to relive the experience but to hear his voice It's the only place that I have his voice." Scott also lost his wife about a year after Mike died we both lost a son that day,” Scott told me I sat down with all three parents a couple of years ago The Carneys described the friendship they've built with the Mosher family that's what it's taught me," Paul Carney said Today, Scott Mosher is absolutely a different person. For one thing, he's on the Overland Park City Council which he said his son asked him to pursue before he died "What comes to mind is the forgiveness I have in my heart the empathy that I have for others that I didn't have before," Scott said And he looks forward to the day that he'll see his son again "All we really have when someone passes is the memories that we have of them and that's what keeps our heart quiet,” Scott said but it's a manageable hurt based on the memories that we have of our loved ones." I also reached out to Paul and Julie Carney for their thoughts on the fifth anniversary "Today due to the mercy shown to us by the Mosher family we find less reason for anger We try to pay it forward with Mercy for others when we can "We are thankful to God that Officer Mike was there on May 3rd to stop our son from hurting others We mourn his loss and grieve for his family "I have written a letter to the President and sent copies to our 2 senators honoring Mike In the letter I again ask for no immediate bail for those arrested under the influence of drugs or alcohol They should at the very least be free of drugs and alcohol in their system and had some therapy for maybe 2 weeks-month We believe this would have saved Mike’s life and our sons "We like the programs that are evolving that are instituting rehab for those arrested with mental health and/or addiction problems With some people who are detained in Douglas County they aren’t always arrested but put through the SIMS program that we learned about a couple of years ago when we were invited to the JOCO criminal justice advisory board We think there is progress that will help protect police officers and help those with mental health problems and addictions "We also support the Welcome House which is a facility in KCMO that aids men in their recovery from addictions They have done remarkable work for their clients It was the only place our son did well for the longest amount of time "Without the mercy and forgiveness shown to us by the Mosher family and the counseling we received from our counselors We are grateful to all of them beyond words We believe we have a merciful redeemer and we are at peace." The city of Overland Park changed a section of 123rd Street, near where the shooting happened, to Mike Mosher Boulevard the city will host a public memorial marking the five-year anniversary of Ofc Report a typo This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page The new location will add approximately 2,000 technology and operations-related jobs in the state generate $6.5 billion in total economic impact over 10 years and strengthen the company’s ability to serve clients across the heartland my administration promised to modernize and diversify the Kansas economy in order to build long-term resilience,” Governor Laura Kelly said. “Fiserv’s new regional hub in Overland Park is a significant step forward as we continue to elevate Kansas to new heights Fiserv will create high-value career options and opportunities for military personnel transitioning to civilian life and graduates of our higher education system.” which has committed $175 million in private investment for the project will renovate 427,000 square feet of space across two Aspiria Campus buildings. This is the largest office recruitment in Kansas history “This is the largest office recruitment in Kansas history Fiserv is a global leader in fintech and financial services and its decision to make Overland Park the central hub for their payment platform speaks volumes to the IT ecosystem and the business environment here in Kansas,” said Lieutenant Governor and Secretary of Commerce David Toland. “The high-wage opportunities Fiserv will bring to Overland Park will have lasting economic impact for our entire state including the technology talent pipeline and the small businesses that will have a new regional partner for payment processing.” Annual salaries at the facility will average around $102,000. With future expansion plans the company’s new financial hub is expected to contribute up to $4 billion in payroll investment into Kansas over the next decade bringing our people together to drive innovation on behalf of our clients,” said Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Fiserv Frank Bisignano. “The greater Kansas City Metro area offers a dynamic environment with a growing population of tech talent making it the ideal location for Fiserv’s next strategic fintech hub we are committed to driving growth and prosperity for both Fiserv and Kansas while contributing to the vibrancy of the Overland Park community.” The expansion marks a significant milestone in Fiserv’s strategy to bring people together in large hub locations to inspire innovation and collaboration and deliver exceptional products and services to financial institutions “Kansas continues to attract top-tier businesses and I look forward to welcoming Fiserv to Overland Park,” said United States Senator Jerry Moran. “Fiserv’s investment in Kansas will create 2,000 new jobs and generate billions of dollars of economic growth over the next decade Bringing the Fortune 500 financial services company to our state also will connect Fiserv with the Midwest and the individuals and businesses they serve across the region.” The Aspiria Campus was selected for its central location and proximity to Fiserv’s growing Midwest client base The campus will feature amenities supporting well-being and dining to create a superior workplace environment that will attract top talent from across the Midwest Fiserv will invest in substantial enhancements and pursue Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certification for the building as a testament to the company’s commitment to operating sustainability “Fiserv’s investment is a huge win for Overland Park and our entire region It will bring thousands of good-paying jobs and reinforce Kansas’ growing leadership in technology and innovation,” said Representative Sharice Davids (KS-03). “I’m proud to support efforts that create new opportunities for Kansas families and keep our economy moving forward.” The new Overland Park location joins Fiserv’s network of innovation centers in Alpharetta This proven hub strategy has facilitated exceptional collaboration and innovation across the company enabling Fiserv to better serve clients and quickly adapt to evolving market needs “Fiserv’s investment is monumental – and so is the Kansas City region’s ability to deliver,” said Kansas City Area Development Council President and CEO Tim Cowden. “With a fast-growing tech sector a deep pipeline of financial services talent and a business community that works as one Kansas City has the capacity and competitiveness to meet this moment There’s no better proof that Kansas City is winning than a global fintech leader choosing KC over markets like Nashville and the rest of the country is taking notice.” Fiserv expects to open the hub in two phases beginning in 2026.  “We are proud to welcome Fiserv to Aspiria campus and Overland Park,” said Overland Park Mayor Curt Skoog. “Overland Park is already a strong hub for business and technology leadership and Fiserv is a natural fit in our community along with the potential to serve neighboring businesses within our thriving community I look forward to welcoming Fiserv’s leadership and their employees to our city.”  All content © 2006-2025 Kansas Department of Commerce — Economic development officials in Overland Park and Kansas are asking for approval to move forward with a $125 million project that would bring up to 2,000 new jobs to the Aspiria campus in OP Overland Park Mayor Curt Skoog is slated to be among the presenters of the project at Wednesday’s Finance Administration and Economic Development Committee meeting The name of the company was not included in the committee’s agenda The company would lease roughly 420,000 square feet of existing office space on the campus that used to be home to Sprint’s global headquarters The company estimates it would hire up to 2,000 full-time employees by March 2030 with an average salary of $125,000 the Overland Park Chamber of Commerce’s Economic Development team and the Kansas Department of Commerce have developed an incentives package that would include a 10-year property tax rebate on property taxes paid for leased space The rebate would come from the Overland Park Johnson County and Blue Valley Recreation Commission portion of property taxes The rebate would not include property taxes from the Blue Valley School District and Johnson County Community College The rebate would be contingent on the developer investing $125 million employing 2,000 people with an average annual salary of $125,000 becoming a member in local economic development organizations and using Overland 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to watch This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors FOX 4 Kansas City WDAF-TV | News, Weather, Sports The Overland Park City Council will review a plan to set up a Common Consumption Area (CCA) downtown on Monday The group called Sidewalk Talk launched in San Francisco 10 years ago The event on Monday aimed to bring attention to mental health The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has released the preliminary report of its investigation into a gas explosion that killed a 5-year-old boy and seriously injured his father and sister in Lexington A Kansas City firefighter's death is reflective of a shocking national trend of violence against health care workers Jackson County could start licensing tow companies It's a FOX4 follow up to our coverage of predatory tow companies taking advantage of unsuspecting drivers The NTSB has released its preliminary investigation into a gas explosion last month that killed a 5-year-old boy in Lexington The suspect involved in the shooting of two Pettis County Missouri deputies is now facing federal gun charges The KHP said two cars were involved in the crash; eight people were killed The North Kansas City School District held an open house at Winwood Elementary on Sunday so community members could say a final farewell before it closes at the end of the school year Participating businesses donated 10% of all sales Saturday to the scholarship fund in honor of fallen KCFD firefighter-paramedic Graham Hoffman dozens of inspiring athletes competed in the third annual Special Olympics Missouri vs Kansas Powerlifting competition at The Strong Barbell Club in Overland Park The family that brought a taste of Northern Thai cuisine to Kansas City will be parting ways with the restaurant Families of students at Pleasant Lea Elementary School received a letter notifying them of an incident on Friday morning Overland Park commissioners are moving plans forward for a 900+ unit apartment complex with some mixed-use space at the corner of 159th and Metcalf Avenue The project comes on the heels of others that have not made it through the vetting process over the years The current plans include 20 buildings at the southeast corner of 159th and Metcalf that house 873 apartments and 23,000 square feet of commercial space The two tallest buildings would stand five stories and be surrounded by gathering and activity space Some concerns raised over the development include a large increase in population in a relatively small space while others argue it would add value to the area The rezoning application will be heard by the Overland Park City Council on May 5 High 5 for Mom & Baby provides resources and a framework to help Kansas hospitals and birthing centers implement evidence-based practices proven to support successful breastfeeding improving maternal and infant health outcomes while also reducing racial and ethnic health disparities To obtain High 5 for Mom & Baby recognition each facility is asked to complete a voluntary and self-reported evaluation and to follow at least five of the ten evidence-based practices: “Breastfeeding plays a crucial role in the overall health of babies and mothers,” stated Katie Schoenhoff Director of Programs at the United Methodist Health Ministry Fund “Following the High 5 for Mom & Baby practices demonstrates AdventHealth South Overland Park’s commitment to infant and maternal health by helping moms successfully initiate and maintain breastfeeding.” According to the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) 60% of mothers stopped breastfeeding sooner than they planned Some factors that influence how long or if a baby is breastfed include: hospital practices and access to community support–which is why High 5 for Mom & Baby facilities are committed to helping women breastfeed successfully through staff trained in breastfeeding best practices and policies to help mothers meet their breastfeeding goals Along with the recognition of being named a High 5 for Mom & Baby facility AdventHealth South Overland Park also receives ongoing education and training opportunities support and resources through a community of delivery centers and scholarship opportunities to further staff education “Breastfeeding provides numerous health benefits for both infants and mothers and we’re honored to receive this recognition from the United Methodist Health Ministry Fund for our efforts to support successful breastfeeding initiation and maintenance,” said Monica Natzke chief nursing officer at AdventHealth South Overland Park “As a facility committed to providing the very highest quality of care we have found the High 5 practices and resources to not only improve health outcomes but also increase patient satisfaction.” For more information on High 5 for Mom & Baby, contact Cara Gerhardt, Program Coordinator: coordinator@high5kansas.org or visit the website at 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Please review our privacy policy to find out more about the cookies we use Browsing our website means you accept these terms Wisconsin-based financial technology company Fiserv, Inc. is the mystery firm eyeballing Overland Park’s Aspiria campus as the home for a new regional hub The Fortune 500 company wants to lease out two existing buildings spanning roughly 425,000 square feet on the mixed-use campus for 2,000 white collar Some of those employees are expected to transfer from established Fiserv workplaces though the majority of them would be new hires operates payment and financial services technology including the point of sale platform Clover They operate what Fiserv calls “strategic hubs” around the U.S “The scope and scale of this investment — both in terms of job creation and private capital — will deliver generational impact,” said Libbey Tucker who leads economic development efforts for the Overland Park Chamber of Commerce Fiserv’s local operations at 6500 and 6550 Sprint Parkway on the Aspiria campus could begin as soon as this year Fiserv formally announced its plans to open a new regional office hub in Overland Park “We are thrilled to expand our U.S. footprint, bringing our people together to drive innovation on behalf of our clients,” Chairman and CEO Frank Bisignano said in a news release Fiserv’s move also marks a key point for Aspiria as the ever-changing vision for the mixed-use site at the former Sprint World Headquarters has played out in fits and spurts over several years “This is the largest job project that we’ve landed in my time on the council — that’s 20 years,” Mayor Curt Skoog said Monday evening Kelly also called it “a significant step forward as we continue to elevate Kansas to new heights,” in a news release the Overland Park City Council took a formal step toward setting up the incentive package on which the deal hinges Fiserv has requested what amounts to a roughly 40% the city council approved directing city staff to negotiate the rebate deal with Fiserv Councilmember Jeff Cox was the lone dissenting vote calling the structure of the proposed deal “unusual.” who voiced support for the incentive package abstained because Fiserv is a competitor to Lenexa-based Touchnet the company where he works as a vice president “It seems like anybody with lick of common sense knows this is a great idea,” Passer said adding that he was “voting yes in spirit.” the company would pay their full property tax bill annually and then request money back through an application process of sorts That would give the city the power to deny a rebate to the firm or claw back money if they aren’t delivering on the promises and terms laid out in a final incentive agreement Property taxes paid to the Blue Valley School District and Johnson County Community College would be exempted from the rebate Overland Park has used a variety of incentives to encourage new development or to entice new business to the city but the rebate incentive being discussed for Fiserv would be the first time the city has offered such a deal to a company City staff previously said the rebate could offset an estimated $1.3 million in city property taxes for the company over the next 10 years assuming an annual 5% valuation increase on the office space One of the key cornerstones of the incentive package the city has offered to Fiserv Inc is that the firm is expected to execute a minimum of $125 million in capital investment into its office space at Aspiria and employ 2,000 individuals at the Overland Park site by spring 2030 The average annual salary of those employees is anticipated to be $125,000 an Alabama-based attorney representing Fiserv said the firm picked Overland Park’s Aspiria after a lengthy search that looked at other bigger cities for a new regional headquarters location The 200-acre campus now known as Aspiria near Nall Avenue and 119th Street was at first envisioned solely for office development as part of the former Sprint World Headquarters and when T-Mobile merged with Sprint in 2020 the company took over the western portion of the campus Wichita-based Occidental rezoned the entire campus to accommodate mixed-use development paving the way for a variety of uses with an eye toward entertainment Reaching Occidental’s full vision for Aspiria is likely to take years if not decades though there’s been some recent momentum at the campus The campus has been rumored to be a site under consideration for a new Royals stadium, though Occidental quickly denied claims made on a local sports talk radio show the developer said it continues to be “committed to keeping Aspiria a mixed-use space” with a variety of land uses Fiserv said it plans to open its Aspiria office in 2025 The action from the city council this week simply sets up the incentive agreement with Fiserv but it does not finalize anything Administration and Economic Development Committee will take up a property tax rebate agreement for consideration before sending it to the full city council for final consideration terms for both the city and Fiserv will be officially hammered out This story was originally published by the Johnson County Post. (KCTV) - The City of Overland Park is inviting the community to help design the next city flag after launching a new brand this week bold and positive elements and includes a wordmark graphic devices and color palettes designed to create pride throughout Overland Park The City wants anyone interested to submit proposed designs for the flag Those who are creating designs can use the Overland Park brand guide to help design flag submissions Overland Park Brand Guide by KCTV5 on Scribd Submissions will be accepted through June 1 and can be submitted here Anyone submitting must provide an email address and should provide a name and additional information they would like city staff to know regarding the design in the comment box before submitting Staff will consider all designs submitted in early June and use elements from one or multiple designs to create the final design The final flag will be flown daily at city buildings and might be available to buy Overland Park Brand Guide by KCTV5 on Scribd The fourth floor of the hospital is now exclusively medical surgical and rehabilitation services allowing for distinct spaces and better patient care “We are proud to have completed the expansion of the fifth-floor space as we continue to grow along with the needs of the community,” said Dallas Purkeypile president and CEO of AdventHealth South Overland Park “We are committed to providing exceptional care for our community and the dedicated spaces allow for an expanded capacity to serve patient needs and accommodate future growth.” The fifth-floor expansion continues exciting momentum for AdventHealth South Overland Park the AdventHealth South Overland Park Birth Center celebrated completion of construction on an expanded facility featuring 15-state-of-the-art suites 24/7 OBGYN coverage and enhanced amenities – doubling in size to better serve the growing needs of the community “Our growth reflects the trust our patients place in the high standard of care we provide,” said Monica Natzke “This expansion is designed with patients in mind and we look forward to caring for the growing needs of the community.” Construction and design partners on the expansion project were Kelly Construction Group (KCTV) - A Tonganoxie truck driver lost his life after he hit a bridge with his semi and flipped across the median of an Overland Park highway The Kansas Highway Patrol indicates that around 7:20 a.m emergency crews were called to the area of northbound Highway 69 and 207th St had been driving a 2005 Peterbilt semi-truck north on the highway when he veered to the right for an unknown reason and struck the bridge rail over 207th St Investigators noted that the impact caused the semi to ricochet in the other direction back across the highway and into the median The truck came to a rest as it faced east in the southbound lanes The truck’s water tank remained in the median Emergency crews indicated that Merrell was pronounced deceased at the scene while his passenger was taken to Overland Park Regional Medical Center with life-threatening injuries State Troopers said everyone involved in the crash had been wearing a seatbelt at the time A fuel spill from the truck prompted a HAZMAT crew No other vehicles were involved in the crash Ash Wednesday services at all Resurrection locations will be held on schedule today Scheduled programming has resumed for Thursday It looks like nothing was found at this location Looking for a place to connect or serve? 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