Today’s Downtown KC news beat covers World Cup housing questions; KC’s place among top Midwest startup cities; a fresh approach to affordable housing solutions; next steps for the KCATA; the Westside’s new homemade pasta shop; plus more news!
Port KC selects property manager for Berkley Riverfront; City planners support $23.8M strategy to convert AT&T tower into apartments; Vicinity Energy looks to unload rare riverfront land; plus, more Downtown news.
Kansas City’s renowned Union Station has been named one of 37 of the most beautiful train stations in the world by Architectural Digest. The iconic front door to Downtown KC is among only nine U.S. stations to be featured in the global list.
The KC Outlaws, our hometown kings of professional bull riding, will kick off an eclectic and captivating weekend in Downtown KC that’s loaded with fun… including First Friday, Troostival, and the Inaugural Innovation Festival. Click here to read on…
Kansas City planners’ recommendation marks first step in Ferris wheel-anchored Downtown project; LaunchKC revives grants competition for startups willing to move to KC; What today’s workers wants in a job and a city; + more Downtown news.
Construction to begin this fall on Rock Island Bridge; next Keystone Sessions to feature LaunchKC presentation; Florida investor is looking to acquire Reverb apartment tower; Voter guide to Tuesday’s election + more Downtown news.
Fringe Festival reaches a crescendo; Average White Band tops Heart of America Hot Dog Festival; Big Time Rush to take T-Mobile Center by storm; plus highlights of the Downtown arts & entertainment scene this weekend.
Incentives pave the way for a $29M boutique hotel on the riverfront; El Dorado scores top honors among Midwestern architectural firms; H&R Block honors legacy of founder Henry Bloch; plus more news from Downtown KC.
Vine Street’s ‘cultural inheritance’ is 150 years in the making; forecasting the state economic impact of KC Current stadium; City Market apartment project continues to grow + more Downtown KC news.
Kansas City icon Buck O’Neil, a champion of Black ballplayers over a monumental, eight-decade career on and off the field, joined Gil Hodges, Minnie Miñoso, and four others in being elected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame on Sunday in Cooperstown, N.Y.
The Fringe Festival is back on stage beginning Friday at eight Downtown venues; plus a scintillating top 11 rundown of what’s hot in the Downtown arts & entertainment scene this weekend.