What to know for 15th year

What to know for 15th year

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — One of Kansas City’s most-beloved dining traditions will be making its way back to the area for the 15th year. Kansas City Restaurant Week is set to return from Jan. 12-21 with over 200 restaurants participating, such as Jack Stack Barbecue, Summit Grill and more. Kansas City Streetcar hours change for … Read more

Potential strike looms for Anheuser-Busch in 2024 after teamsters vote

Potential strike looms for Anheuser-Busch in 2024 after teamsters vote

ST. LOUIS – Anheuser-Busch could be dealing with a strike next year. On Saturday, teamsters authorized a plan to strike if A-B doesn’t negotiate a new contract agreement by the end of February. Teamsters National Negotiating Committee announced Saturday that A-B teamsters nationwide voted 99% in support of a strike. 4 The People: Solutions for … Read more

Mizzou picks Kansas City architect for stadium renovation

Mizzou picks Kansas City architect for stadium renovation

COLUMBIA, Mo. — The University of Missouri has selected a Kansas City-based architecture firm for its Memorial Stadium improvement project. On Friday, the University of Missouri Athletic Department announced its partnership with DLR Group. The MU Board of Curators approved the decision during Friday’s meeting. TIME Magazine names Mizzou among ‘best colleges for future leaders’ … Read more

Kansas City to preserve Parade Park, Black-owned housing co-op

Kansas City to preserve Parade Park, Black-owned housing co-op

Kansas City has approved a plan to acquire one of the nation’s oldest Black-owned housing cooperatives, now in foreclosure proceedings, and transfer it to an Indianapolis developer in an effort to shore up the affordable community’s future. The City Council on Thursday unanimously approved a measure that would authorize the city’s acquisition of Parade Park … Read more

Riverside considers new outdoor amphitheater from Live Nation

Riverside considers new outdoor amphitheater from Live Nation

RIVERSIDE, Mo. — Riverside planners are considering a proposal from Live Nation Entertainment to build a new amphitheater. The Riverside Planning and Zoning Commission will meet Thursday night to vote on a 15,000-seat open-air amphitheater. Jackson County leaders to vote on Royals, Chiefs sales tax ballot question The project, which would be located near Interstate … Read more