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Kansas City Public SafetySpire contains natural gas line rupture near 24th Street, Southwest BoulevardLocal News'Challenge is great now': Harvesters battles increased demand, decreased fundingLocal NewsKSHB 41 Weather’s Gary Lezak explains hazy sky above Kansas City this morning
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Brazilian bakery faces rising prices, still plans for expansion
Geo's Gourmet, a Brazilian bakery in Olathe, is dealing with the effects of higher prices for imported goods but still plan on expanding their business.
KCMO American goods manufacturer says tariffs can provide more opportunities
Alphapointe is a nonprofit in Kansas City, Missouri's Marlborough neighborhood that produces various American-made goods.
Kansas City homebuilder creates affordable homes amid looming tariffs
Ashlar Homes is in the process of building a housing community with prices starting at $320,000. A few years ago, Ashlar’s base home sold for $280,000.
Kansas City, Kansas, Public Schools principal makes it to NFL as rookie umpire
Lawrence Smith, the principal at Arrowhead Middle School in Kansas City, Kansas, was selected to work as an NFL umpire during the upcoming season.
Westport International Food Week brings out supporters of local restaurants
Westport International Food Week is a great opportunity for customers to expand their palates and eat local as restaurant owners face uncertainty with international tariffs.
Rep Davids: Funding to manufacturing assistance program restored temporarily
Funding for the federal government's Manufacturing Extension Partnership was in limbo as the administration pushes for more manufacturing in the United States.
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