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Kansas City, Missouri, toy store boosts stock to navigate rising tariff costs
The shelves at Brookside Toy and Science are full, and there is a reason for that. They're trying to avoid paying higher prices due to tariffs because 80% of their items are made in China.
Soaring tariffs drive up prices, shut down Merriam’s My Home furniture store
A Merriam furniture store is closing after rising tariffs made it too costly to import products and stay competitive.
KU Architecture students work on redesign for Brazilian stadium
University of Kansas architecture students are gaining hands-on experience by working on a project to improve Serra Dourada Stadium, which is almost 5,000 miles away in Goiania, Brazil.
Kansas City area cattle ranchers see beef marketing opportunity in trade war
Kansas City area livestock producers are closely watching the economy as the United States navigates an international trade war.
Kansas City, Missouri, installs traffic signal at 51st Street and Troost Avenue
After four deaths in 10 years, Kansas City, Missouri, is installing a new traffic signal at the intersection of East 51st Street and Troost Avenue.
Kansas City man speaks out against Metro Tow's 'terrible experiences' and fees
Brett Young says he has two experiences with Metro Tow, spending hours on the phone and hundreds of dollars dealing with the company.
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