The retail incubator, which can house eight retail concepts, hosted its grand opening in Kansas City. One entrepreneur said the opportunity was "surreal."

The home goods retailer plans to close dozens of stores this year, and at least two of those are in the Kansas City market.

One of the new execs helped another local agency grow its employee base from five to more than 45.

The coffee shop, now called The Nook, is reopening after four years. But this time, it has a grander vision.

Pickleball is gaining momentum in the metro, and the latest example is Major League Pickleball hosting a key tournament here.

Members of the 2024 class of Women Who Mean Business mingle with alumnae during a welcome reception at Boulevard Brewing Co.