Kansas City fears losing thousands of federal jobs. How much economic pain will follow?
As President Donald Trump’s administration slices through the federal workforce, Kansas City businesses and civic leaders ...
Five years post-COVID, KC workers are filling offices again — but still not like before
Office vacancy rates remain high across Kansas City, in some spots double the rate than before COVID began. But a return to ...
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Why will the Kansas City skyline be blue tonight?
For the last several months, and throughout the majority of the NFL season, the Kansas City skyline has been illuminated in a deep cardinal red and golden hue in honor of the Chiefs. However ...
New group takes up the torch, pushing to remove highway loop north of downtown Kansas City
Though it would be years away, removing the North Loop could reconnect downtown neighborhoods and open up acres of land for development, organizers say.
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Wildfire smoke impacting air quality, winds driving fire danger
As of 9 p.m. Friday, visibility in Kansas City was down to just three miles. For many who would normally see a downtown skyline on a drive home Friday evening, they instead saw a haze. You can ...
The growth of women’s sports is spurring a building boom
While it might not be the flashiest way to chart success, a building boom is showing that more investment is flowing into ...