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Inside the SubTropolis business complex in Kansas City, MO: stamps, federal records and a giant warehouse under one rock roof
SubTropolis is an underground business complex inside a limestone mine in the bluffs of northeast Kansas City, Missouri, off NE Underground Drive. Trucks and cars reach it through drive-in portals. The mine was dug for road stone, and its emptied rooms were later rented out for storage. The rock overhead...
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la Madeleine signs 8-location deal to enter Kansas City
La Madeleine has signed an eight-location development agreement with Eddie Musallet of Express Stop and The Musallet Group to enter the Kansas City metropolitan area. The first café is scheduled to open in late fall 2027, with additional locations to follow. The agreement is part of la Madeleine's franchise...
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Kansas City Star layoffs left the region with even less government accountability. It may get worse
This story comes from KCUR's daily news podcast Kansas City Today. Listen and subscribe wherever you get podcasts. This month, seven journalists at The Kansas City Star lost their jobs. Among their ranks were an opinion editor and reporters covering the police department, Wyandotte County and more. "Three of these...
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Lenexa Townhomes Near City Center Launch With 10 Lots Starting at $925,000
A new luxury townhome community is planned for Penrose Lane in Lenexa, just north of West 87th Street, with 10 lots now available for reservation starting at $925,000. The Residences at North Village is planned to include 61 two- and three-bedroom townhomes, positioning it as one of the more prominent new developments near Lenexa City Center.
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Let’s Roll Acquires Mission Bowl
The owner-operated bowling company Let’s Roll recently bought Mission Bowl, located at 1020 S. Weaver St. in Olathe, Kansas. Let’s Roll assumed the day-to-day operations on Sept. 23 under a lease agreement while the remaining steps necessary to complete the acquisition are finalized. “We’re excited about the opportunity...
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Kansas City Fire Department is hiring for a critical emergency role that never requires riding in a fire truck
Kansas City, Missouri – Not every job that keeps Kansas City’s emergency system moving comes with flashing lights or a seat inside a fire truck. Some of the most important work happens before an ambulance ever leaves the station. The Kansas City Fire Department recently opened applications for...
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JoCo’s biggest cities already have parks sales taxes. Overland Park may be next
Overland Park could soon ask city voters to decide on a new sales tax to pay for parks and recreation projects, though several details are still unclear. Currently on the table is a 1/8-cent sales tax, a 1/4-cent sales tax or a 3/8-cent sales tax that could come up in a special election early next year.
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Buyers Are Rushing To Overland Park, KS: Inside One of The Hottest Zip Codes In America
Realtor.com® has released its annual Hottest ZIP Codes 2026 report, revealing the areas where homes are selling the fastest. Despite a challenging market, there are still pockets of the country
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Locally owned gas station faces corporate store being built across from them, deviating from city ordinance
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – A Kansas City business owner says competition that could go right across the street from him could significantly hurt his business, and it shouldn’t be happening. Alan Hoambrecker, the owner of The Station KC, says he bought his property off 152 Highway and North...
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JoCo Homebuying: The good and the bad of home associations
A homeowner association (HOA) is typically a nonprofit corporation within a community of housing. Most HOAs exist in planned multi-unit community projects such as condominiums and townhomes or in newer developments filled with new construction. Membership is mandatory and the association is governed by a board of directors made up of elected community residents once control is passed off from the developer. Practically all incorporated HOAs are subjected to state laws in addition to unique governing restrictive covenants and bylaws. These restrictive covenants and bylaws define community standards so as to protect property values. It’s this intention that is the good of HOAs. The bad? That’s mostly in the eye of the beholder.