The First EV Batteries Rolling Out Of Kansas’ $4 Billion Panasonic Plant This Spring
Kansas is set to make history this spring as the first electric vehicle (EV) batteries roll off the production line at Panasonic’s massive $4 billion facility […]
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Kansas City Braces For Another Arctic Blast: Chiefs Playoff Game In Freezing Temperatures!
As Kansas City gears up for another home playoff game at Arrowhead Stadium, fans and players alike are preparing to battle not just their opponents but […]
Kansas License Plate Production Delayed – Here’s What You Need To Know
Kansas residents have recently experienced delays in receiving their new state license plates. This issue stems from a combination of holiday schedules and severe winter weather, […]
Kansas Republicans Expected to Oppose Governor Kelly’s Vision for the State
In her 2025 State of the State address, Democratic Governor Laura Kelly outlined an ambitious agenda focusing on child care, water sustainability, and Medicaid expansion. Despite […]
K-State Extends Winning Streak To 13 With 62-47 Victory Over Arizona
The Kansas State Wildcats women’s basketball team has been on an impressive run, extending their winning streak to 13 games with a decisive 62-47 victory over […]
Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly Proposes Medicaid Expansion And Other Key Initiatives For 2025
Kansas Governor Laura Kelly has unveiled her 2025 budget proposal, emphasizing fiscal responsibility while addressing critical needs in health care, education, and child care. Her budget […]
Kansas City Makes History: Criminal Record Discrimination Now Illegal
Kansas City has taken a monumental step toward equity and inclusion by passing an ordinance that makes it illegal to discriminate against individuals with criminal records. […]
Kansas City’s Plan To Overhaul Troost Avenue And Fix Dangerous Roads: A Safer Future Ahead
Kansas City is taking significant steps to overhaul its deadliest roads, with Troost Avenue at the forefront of the city’s Vision Zero program. With nearly 100 […]
State Line Rivalry Challenges Economic Development in the Kansas City Metro Area
More than five years ago, the states of Kansas and Missouri put an end to a long-standing rivalry. For years, both sides of the Kansas City […]
The State Line Divide: How Competition Impacts Economic Development In Kansas City Metro
The Kansas City metropolitan area, split between Kansas and Missouri, presents a unique challenge for economic development. While state-line competition has eased in recent years due […]