An apartment proposal spurred several staple concerns for projects around KC's Country Club Plaza — plus a more novel one — during a planners' meeting.

Kansas City could save about $600,000 annually by refinancing debt from construction of the downtown arena.

Westport's newest entertainment option could be a Las Vegas-style daytime club with a pool, where young professionals can "dive into dopamine," the company says.

As more large-load users — data centers and advanced manufacturers — pursue locations in the metro, Evergy pursues new rate plans aimed at equitably distributing costs.

Developers Lance Carlton and Leland Berman next week will present plans for more than 60 for-sale townhomes in Columbus Park to the Kansas City Council.

"Hyperscale" data centers come with many promises. Like other metros, KC is assessing whether the benefits warrant the projects’ massive incentive costs.