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Scholar notices uptick in companies advertising American-made goods
Earlier this month, the Trump administration said, "'Made in America' is not just a tagline — it’s an economic and national security priority of this administration."
Park Hill parents concerned over potential relocation of special needs student
Parents with students in special education at the Park Hill School District will meet at the Green Hills Library Center to address concerns they have about the potential relocation of their kids.
Tariffs hitting coffee industry are grounds for concern for Parisi Coffee
Tariff uncertainty leaves coffee roasters like Parisi scrambling to manage costs and protect the quality of their coffee.
International market in OP looks for ways to limit immediate impacts of tariffs
888 Int'l Market and Cafe in Overland Park is working to find ways to limit the immediate impact of tariffs.
Former foster kid starts affordable Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Club in Wyandotte County
Wyandotte County is home to only one Brazilian Jiu Jitsu program. One Community Jiu Jitsu Club was started by Ray Freeman in August 2024.
Students with American Public Square host discussion on homelessness
Every year, American Public Square, an organization that brings people together for civil dialogue, has students research and produce a program around one topic.
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