After staffing and consulting firm AdamsGabbert was acquired in December, the deal positioned former COO Stacy Rose on a new career path leading the firm's now spun-off IT division.

Kimley-Horn, an engineer with 135 national offices, opened a location in Kansas City four years ago. It nearly doubled its headcount in 2024 and plans to add more than a dozen jobs this year.

The medical school plans to tear down a 53,971-square-foot building at its Kansas City, Kansas, campus, a project that would cost nearly $7 million.

The technology startup secured funding from the U.S. Department of Defense and plans to double its local workforce by the end of the year.

Healthcare IT Leaders, which opened operations in Overland Park in September, is already drawing work from big clients.

The Kansas City Streetcar Authority will have more than double the number of advertising and sponsorship opportunities when the Main Street extension opens in the summer.