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Colliers closes sale of 32,800-square-foot office building in Kansas City

Colliers represented Legal Aid of Western Missouri, a nonprofit organization providing free civil legal assistance to low-income individuals, families, seniors and veterans across western Missouri, in the purchase of 1 East Armour Boulevard in Kansas City, Missouri. The Colliers | Kansas City team of Reagan O’Toole and Bryan Johnson represented...

Kansas City, MO · 2d

The Kansas City Star

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Chicken restaurant inside a KC brewery has closed. What's next for the concept?

A restaurant known for its fried chicken has closed its operations inside a Kansas City brewery, but according to a social media post, it may not be the end of the business. Vine Street Chicken Co. , which served chicken wings, tenders and sandwiches, opened its restaurant inside Vine Street Brewing Co. (2010 Vine St.) in February and had hoped it could serve locals and visitors during the World Cup festivities in Kansas City this summer. But as of Nov. 7, Vine Street Chicken has flown the coop and left the brewery. “Thank you, Kansas City! Vine Street Chicken opened as an amenity for Vine Street Brewing Company, to help support KC during the 2026 World Cup,” the statement said on Instagram. “Our final day was Nov. 7.” View this post on Instagram A post shared by Vine Street Chicken (@vinestreetchicken) Vine Street Brewing co-founder and KC musician Kemet Coleman confirmed the departure of the chicken pop-up over text message. Vine Street Chicken’s closure, he said, will not impact normal operations at Vine Street Brewing. For now, there is no food vendor at the site, but guests can bring their own food to pair with Vine Street’s beers. “As the

Kansas City, MO · 2d

KSHB 41 Action News

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Kansas City church warns of winter shelter shortage ahead of winter temperatures

With dangerously cold temperatures expected to move into the Kansas City area this weekend, one local church is preparing for a surge in people seeking shelter.

Kansas City, MO · 22h

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Park Hill stalled by Oak Park

Park Hill’s football team couldn’t capitalize on chances to get back into the game as their season ended on home turf in the Class 6 District 8 semifinals for a second straight season. The Trojans’ season ended against an Oak Park defense that was up for the challenge,...

Kansas City, MO · 2d

The Wichita Beacon

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Voters’ tax fatigue won at the polls, sending KCK back to drawing board for needed services

Some voters told The Beacon that rising taxes and cost of living in Wyandotte County could be standing in the way of meeting the need. The post Voters’ tax fatigue won at the polls, sending KCK back to drawing board for needed services appeared first on The Beacon .

Wyandotte County, KS · 1d

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Foundation pays off mortgages for two Kansas City-area Gold Star families

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Two Kansas City-area Gold Star families will have mortgage-free homes after the Tunnel to Towers Foundation paid off their home loans in honor of Veterans Day. The foundation said it paid off the mortgages on the Lee’s Summit, Missouri, home of Army Sgt. Matthew Gonzales’...

Kansas City, MO · 2d

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You’re Invited to the Brookside Holiday Events This Weekend

Our Brookside shops and restaurants are ready to usher you into the holiday season with some fun and festive events starting tomorrow evening! Here’s a quick rundown:. Several merchants along 63rd St will be open late, offering sips, snacks and holiday deals for shoppers; restaurants will have themed specials as well from 5-8pm.

Kansas City, MO · 2d

The Kansas City Star

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Kansas City Council decides fate of proposed 20-story downtown data center

The Kansas City Council on Thursday knocked down a controversial proposal to build a data center skyscraper in downtown. Miami-based Revitalization Unlimited, a real estate investment fund focused on historic properties, proposed earlier this year building a 384-foot, 20-story tower made of brick and glass at 934 Central St., occupied mostly by data center equipment with a retail space on the ground floor, for a business such as a coffee shop. The development plan needed special zoning approval under city code. The project would have involved demolishing the historic Western Newspaper Union building, which has more recently been used for offices and short-term rentals. The developers have said the project was designed to complement the neighborhood, and its character and would be more akin to a telephone exchange from a previous era than a large industrial hyperscale facility. Downtown Kansas City already has a handful of data centers, include in the Star’s former green glass building in the Crossroads. They have said the noise level would be similar to an office building, while the data center would use a closed-loop cooling system that limits water use and would primarily use natural gas fuel cells to produce electricity through a chemical

Kansas City, MO · 22h

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Second time this year: Water main leak opens sinkhole on Southwest Trafficway

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - A sinkhole is slowing traffic on Southwest Trafficway in Midtown, just blocks from the site of another sinkhole that shut down the road for days in August. A water main leak caused the sinkhole in the southbound lanes of Southwest Trafficway near 37th Street on...

Kansas City, MO · 1d

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Lyda Conley saved a Kansas City, Kansas, cemetery. A new book traces the fight across generations

Lyda Conley devoted her entire life to protecting the land now known as the Wyandot National Burying Ground in Kansas City, Kansas, and the retelling of her story often starts when she and her sisters, Helena and Ida, built a 6-by-8-foot shack to take up residence over their parents’ graves.

Kansas City, KS · 1d

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Brookside kicks off holiday season with 3 days of events

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Brookside is getting ready for the holidays with three days of events!. A new cocktail crawl, the neighborhood’s annual tree lighting, and a family-friendly afternoon of treats and crafts are all on the menu. The Brookside Holiday Season Opener runs Thursday, Nov. 12, through...

Kansas City, MO · 2d

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Rebuilding Blue River’s Biosolids Process Around Robust Operating Plant

KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Replacing a decades-old biosolids process at Kansas City’s largest wastewater treatment facility required design-build contractor Goodwin Brothers Construction to fit a new thermal hydrolysis system into an existing plant while keeping the facility running throughout construction. The $140 million project replaced the plant’s aging...

Kansas City, MO · 2d

FOX4 News Kansas City

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Kansas freshman Tyran Stokes named preseason All-American

Kansas freshman Tyran Stokes was named a preseason All-American by Sporting News.

Lawrence, KS · 1d

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Kansas City Diners Have Been Pouring Coffee For Decades, And These 7 Prove It

Some of the best coffee in Kansas City comes in a plain mug, refilled by someone who already knows how you like your eggs. The city is full of diners that have been flipping pancakes and smashing burgers since before most of us were born. A few opened in the...

Kansas City, MO · 1d

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17 Must-Visit Antique Shops in Kansas City

Kansas City’s antique shops display dozens, even hundreds, of individual histories. The things you leave with—an armoire, a record collection, a stack of baseball cards—helps build yours. We explored the West Bottoms, Gillham Road, and beyond to find KC’s top spots for antique hunters. River Market...

Kansas City, MO · 2d

Four States Home Page

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Pitt State football gears up for #7 Northwest Missouri in last regular season game

Pitt State will face the No. 7 Bearcats in its last regular season game in Kansas City this Saturday. PRESSER:

Pittsburg, KS · 23h

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Northwest football with a chance to capture MIAA regular season crown

MARYVILLE, Mo. (KQTV) -- The Northwest football team has earned a share of the MIAA regular season title and now has a chance to clinch the conference outright. The Bearcats are back where they were in 2025. They have a chance to capture the MIAA conference outright with a win over the Pittsburg State Gorillas.

Kansas City, KS · 2d

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Tunnel to Towers Pays Off Mortgages for Two Fallen Soldiers' Kansas City-Area Families

Two Gold Star families in the Kansas City area woke up Wednesday owning their homes outright. The Tunnel to Towers Foundation said it paid off the mortgages on the Leavenworth, Kansas, home of the family of Army Chief Warrant Officer 4 William Dickinson and the Lee's Summit, Missouri, home of the family of Army Sergeant Matthew Gonzales, marking Veterans Day with a gift aimed at easing the financial burden left behind after each soldier's death.

Leavenworth, KS · 1d

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Chiefs Announce Final High School Coaches of the Week for Week 10 of the 2026 Season Presented by Uncrustables

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — On Wednesday, Nov. 11, the Kansas City Chiefs named their Week 10 Coach of the Week recipients for the 2026 season. Raymore-Peculiar High School Head Coach Greg Jones (Missouri) and Mill Valley High School Head Coach Joel Applebee (Kansas) are the Week 10 selections following strong performances from their respective teams this past week.

Kansas City, MO · 1d

The Wichita Beacon

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Kansas City’s job market expects to keep growing in 2027. What that means for workers

After a meager year in 2025, Kansas City’s regional economy did better than expected in 2026, at least when it comes to adding new jobs. Growth is projected to continue in 2027 — just a bit slower. That’s the top-line takeaway from the Mid-America Regional Council’s annual economic forecast, presented this month by Frank Lenk, […] The post Kansas City’s job market expects to keep growing in 2027. What that means for workers appeared first on The Beacon .

Kansas City, MO · 2d