KANSAS CITY

Kansas City Business News

This page covers corporate mergers, store closures, startup funding rounds and industry reports in Kansas City. Reporting tracks how companies and markets change within the local economy.

Residents Donate Coats for Project Warmth

Residents Donate Coats for Project Warmth

Kansas City residents dropped off coats, blankets, hats and gloves at KCTV5 and Sam's Club collection sites for Project Warmth.

Live Poll

Have you donated clothing or other items to help neighbors this winter?


Industry

Live Poll

Would you support using federal money for a new bridge in your city?

Transportation

Port KC Gets $72M to Eliminate Lydia Ave Crossings

A federal grant will fund a flyover bridge replacing three at-grade rail crossings on Lydia Avenue in Kansas City.

Port KC Gets $72M to Eliminate Lydia Ave Crossings

People

People

KCU Names Gautam Desai Kansas City Dean

Kansas City University has appointed Gautam Desai as dean of its Kansas City College of Osteopathic Medicine, a role he will begin in his new capacity to lead daily medical school operations.

KCU Names Gautam Desai Kansas City Dean

Philanthropy

Philanthropy

Jewish Women Together Launches Light Up a Life Drive

The Kansas City nonprofit, formerly the National Council of Jewish Women Kansas City Section, is raising funds for its year-round programs.


Jobs

Jobs — General

Children's Mercy Shifts 473 Jobs to Ensemble

The Kansas City children's hospital is eliminating 115 positions while transferring 473 revenue cycle and scheduling roles to an outside firm.

Children's Mercy Shifts 473 Jobs to Ensemble

Openings & Closings

Openings & Closings

Pitt State to Open Kansas City Engagement Center

Pittsburg State University plans to open a 2,400-square-foot engagement center in the Kansas City metro area in February.

Pitt State to Open Kansas City Engagement Center

More in Business

This section follows executive leadership transitions, commercial sector shifts, capital investments and organizational restructurings. It reaches across the city and the communities around it. Market activity in Kansas City often depends on regional supply chains and transportation infrastructure that connect the area to national trade. Hiring trends and retail density are the primary factors that dictate how business news shapes the daily experience of the area.