Startland News’ Startup Road Trip series explores innovative and uncommon ideas finding success in rural America and Midwestern startup hubs outside the Kansas City metro. This series is possible thanks... Read more
...of Ruby Jean’s Juicery at 3000 Troost. Dr. Benoist Troost, for whom Troost Avenue was named, came to Kansas City in about 1847 and worked as the city’s first resident... Read more
...to learn more about Parrish & Sons Construction. Parrish & Sons was honored with the Business Equity Award during the Greater Kansas City Chamber of Commerce’s June 15 Small Business... Read more
...the coming 2026 FIFA World Cup. “We Want The World Cup” campaign; photo courtesy of the Kansas City Area Development Council “To be named a host city for not only... Read more
...the United Way. “We do this every year because the problems facing Kansas City — specifically Kansas City’s east side — are multifaceted,” said Brandon Calloway, co-founder and CEO of... Read more
...a networking group here in Kansas City. He took me under his wing when I moved back to Kansas City at 24 and taught me the value of networking. I... Read more
...of transportation. Kansas City Councilwoman Melissa Robinson, whose District 3 includes some of the city’s most impoverished neighborhoods, said she is continuing to prioritize education and electrification of the city’s... Read more
...thing for six to nine months — but I know it’ll switch up eventually.” Click here to read about another Kansas City-based initiative that is providing 500 high school students... Read more
Editor’s note: The following story was originally published by Flatland, the digital magazine of Kansas City PBS and a fellow member of the KC Media Collective. Click here to read... Read more
...help kids maintain knowledge outside of the classroom,” AT&T said in a release announcing its teamed up with Tulsa-based, Kansas City-born Boddle to introduce new in-app features to its “Pet... Read more
