Economy

Millions of American consumers still rely on 3G devices and technology, and its phase-out is underway as 5G services expands across the country.

It’s not often in the public eye, but the Economic Development Corporation of Kansas City is an influential organization that has shaped commercial development in the city. The ouster of its leader has placed the EDC in the spotlight.

A congressional subcommittee is asking for records that would show any communications between Trump White House staffers and representatives of Overland Park, Kansas, trucking company Yellow Corporation. The committee wants to know why Yellow got a $700 million CARES Act loan.

The Kansas City Manager reported a phone call that he received from City Council member Teresa Loar in August. He viewed the call as an attempt to get him to intervene in negotiations for a concession contract at Kansas City International Airport.

Banks can be reluctant to lend to Black-owned businesses and nonprofits. That's why a Juneteenth fundraiser is stepping in to get Kansas City organizations access to capital.

Washington University researchers say women could be in trouble financially for years to come because of significant job losses during the crisis.

The Shuttered Venue Operators Grant is a new program that will offer eligible venues 45% of their 2019 gross earned revenue.

Hamilton, Missouri, is seeking to diversify its attractions, even as it eagerly awaits the return of visitors to its popular fabric shops.

Church attendance has dropped by a third in 2020, and churches have had to find creative ways to make up for that financially.

Although expected since April, the move marks a new era in one of downtown’s largest attractions.

With 412 rooms and suites, the Sheraton Overland Park is the fourth largest hotel in the metropolitan area.

With conventions canceled, the 24-story, 800-room Loews Kansas City Convention Center Hotel will roll out its amenities gradually throughout the summer and fall.