South Loop Link backers seek $65M federal ‘mega-grant’ + more Downtown news

Chris Goode, Ruby Jeans Juicery; Darcy Howe, KCRise Fund; and Carlos Antequera, Novel Capital, at the 2022 Junior Achievement of Greater Kansas City Business Hall of Fame ceremony.
5 to know: Downtown KC news beat
Founders earn innovation, Business Hall of Fame honors
Catholic Diocese serves controversy with plan to move homeless breakfast program
How 4 KC neighborhoods became hubs of Hispanic culture
KC builder to establish new Crossroads HQ in former SMG offices
South Loop Link backers seek $60M ‘mega-grant’ from feds

The South Loop was built in the 1960s to speed traffic, but is now considered a noisy barrier dividing Downtown. (Photo from Port KC RFQ)
—