Taliban fighters easily took over the presidential palace in Kabul recently, after a stunning blitz across Afghanistan that saw them seize most of the country…
The Delta variant’s rapid rise in new cases and hospitalizations is stoking concerns about ever getting back to normal. How is this new surge in…
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Kansas adult-care facilities now are required to test staff and patients for COVID-19. Gov. Laura Kelly on Friday directed Dr. Lee Norman, Kansas Department of…
Niagara Bottling LLC is considering buying a 637,368-square-foot speculative industrial building from VanTrust Real Estate, northwest of 112th Street and North Airworld Drive. The space…
The Ohio-based majority owner of Town Center Plaza and Town Center Crossing mall properties has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. Washington Prime Group, a…
Construction is beginning on a $36 million multi-sport facility north of the river. The complex, near Missouri Highway 152 and Platte Purchase Drive, will have ten…
GDP rose 6.5% in the still recovering second quarter, below the 8.4% consensus, but above its pre-pandemic peak in Q4 2019. Notably, declining inventories shaved…
Inflation is making headlines all over the country, but the mainstream media is not being honest about the true severity of the crisis. We are being told…
The majority of stocks in the S&P 500 have announced their first-quarter results and, so far, the average sales and earnings surprises are running at…
The primary takeaway from the latest FOMC meeting is that it expects booming Q2 consumption as well as GDP growth. However, concerning economic growth during…
June statistics provided another huge jump in (CPI) inflation numbers! While June may also have been another month where excluding this and that might make…
A prolonged drop in U.S. Treasury yields is catching bond and fixed income traders as well as most investors by surprise. The 10-year U.S. Treasury…
On July 2nd The Street received the jobs data for the month of June, and those numbers did not disappoint. The Labor Department announced that…
Housing statistics confirm that houses available to purchase are extremely limited, so the volume of sales continues declining. While rapidly rising prices of lumber and…
The Missouri Department of Economic Development it will be spreading $15.8 million across 38 different community development projects across the state. The focus is to…
Why has little attention been given to the rather sudden 3% exchange pullback for the dollar (versus the utilized basket of currencies)? During the past…
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The number of COVID-19 patients at The University of Kansas Health System has dropped a notable amount since Friday. Nine people with the active virus…
A recent study by financial technology company, SmartAsset, calculated what it considered to be the Best Value Colleges in Missouri when weighing factors such as…
Inflation exploded higher during April. Base effects added to the year-on-year figures had only a little to do with the unexpected inflation jump from March…
This past week the financial media highlighted one guru after another calling for a market correction to the tune of anywhere from 5% to 20%! …
Rising prices are intensifying inflation realities throughout the economy. A growing number of companies are warning that supply shortages and increasing demand will result in…
A large portion of Kansas residents expecting federal unemployment benefits originally meant for the self-employed have been moved to other unemployment programs as the labor…
The University of Central Missouri is moving away from sponsoring charter schools, which will affect seven schools in the Kansas City area. The university made…
Nearly a year after the University of Missouri's announcement of a $2 million donation to NextGen Health Institute, rollout plans have been decided. The university started building…
Starting in June, the Missouri National Guard will no longer be involved in vaccination drives across the State of Missouri. Missouri Gov. Mike Parson said…
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I’m waking up on day three at North Kansas City Hospital with several broken ribs and a fractured right transverse…
I asked a British friend, now a Kansas City resident, what his friends and relatives back home thought of his…
You can get a nuanced argument about this from almost any cultural anthropologist, economist or sociologist, but in general, the…
