These companies are known to have laid off Kansas City-area employees in 2024.

An analysis looked at the most popular grocery store chains in the U.S. In the Kansas City area, two major chains pulled away from the rest.

The Kansas City, Kansas-based grocer is launching the employee stock ownership program in the same year that the company turns 100.

See who attended this year's Women's Summit, a half-day career development event that this year had the theme "further."

The automotive manufacturer will close its Riverside facility, which opened in 2014. The move will result in 444 layoffs.

Passengers are satisfied with their experience at the Kansas City airport, ranking it near the top in its size category among U.S. and Canadian facilities.