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August 2011 - Posts
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A A The Kansas City, Kan., Chamber of Commerce is holding a ribbon-cutting caravan along with Unified Government of Wyandotte County-Kansas City, Kan., Mayor-CEOA Joe Reardon today in Kansas City, Kan., to celebrate the opening of five new businessesA throughout the city, according to a Unified Government newsletter sent out this afternoon.A A A ... (more)
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 YRC Worldwide Inc. is giving the members of its board of directors a raise.
The Overland Park-based trucking company (Nasdaq: YRCW), which has been trying to recover from a recessionary brush with bankruptcy, said in a late Wednesday filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission that it will pay its board members an annual cash retainer of $75,000, plus $10,000 a year extra for committee chairmen and $15,000 extra for the head of the audit/ethics committee. The board chairman, James Hoffman, will receive $125,000 in cash...
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 Adknowledge Inc., a Kansas City-based technology marketing company, has eliminated 18 jobs throughout its U.S. offices. But it said that hiring is advancing elsewhere in the company.
In an interview, CEO Scott Lynn attributed the cuts to “completing the integration of different acquisitions,” adding that he didn’t classify the cuts as layoffs. In a written statement, he described them as without cause. Less than half were in Kansas City.
Adknowledge has acquired a slew of companies in recent years, particularly in 2009, including: the media division of MIVA Inc...
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If you can’t beat ’em, join ’em.
Garmin International Inc., a company grappling with declining sales of its car navigation devices as more people use their phones for directions, has launched a new app for just those people.
Olathe-based Garmin International, part of Garmin Ltd. (Nasdaq: GRMN), unveiled its StreetPilot onDemand iPhone app on Wednesday — moving into the realm of TeleNav and GoogleMaps with Navigation.
The app already is receiving praise from bloggers, who say it’s cheaper than the competition...
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The Kansas City metro’s unemployment rate refused to budge in July, holding at June’s 8.5 percent.
That’s still better than the national rate of 9.3 percent that month. Both figures are not seasonally adjusted.
It’s also much better than July 2010, when the metro registered a 9.2 percent unemployment rate.
However, employment during the year declined by 4,800 jobs to 959,400, whereas nationally it rose 1 percent. Most of that loss — 4,100 jobs — came on the Kansas side of the metro area, with the rest on the Missouri side...
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 Those sometimes mysterious airline fees are out in the open — for the most part.
And a look at those charged by Kansas City International Airport’s most popular airlines — just like SkyMall magazines — offers some interesting reading.
You’ll pay $75 for each pet carrier you carry on Southwest Airlines Co. (NYSE: LUV), which is the biggest carrier at KCI (Code: MCI). And the last U.S. airline standing (er, flying) for not charging for all checked bags also has a special fee if you check 10 or more bags — unless you’re in the military...
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Warren was born near Springfield, Mo., on Aug. 28, 1925, the second of 13 children of Edith and Pierce Medlin.
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Two people are dead after a crash in Platte County. One person is from Kansas City, KS and the other is from Weston, MO.
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 CIBC has closed its $848 million cash acquisition of a 41 percent stake in Kansas City-based American Century Investments.
The Canadian financial institution bought the stake from JPMorgan Chase & Co. (NYSE: JPM). It expects the deal to add 15 cents a share to its earnings next year.
In addition to the equity interest, CIBC gets 10.1 percent of American Century’s voting rights and two representatives on the 10-member board.
For American Century, the relationship offers better access to a Canadian market in which it has a small presence and the potential for expanded distribution beyond North America...
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Visits to a Johnson County food pantry this year have doubled. Catholic Charities of Northeast Kansas say last year it helped about 10,000 people.
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Job cuts by U.S. employers slowed significantly in August from the previous month, according to outplacent firm Challenger Gray & Christmas Inc.
The Chicago-based firm said employers cut more than 51,000 workers from their payrolls in August. That’s a 23 percent decrease from July, when 66,400 jobs were cut.
Still, last month’s cuts were nothing to party about. The total was up 47 percent from the figure for August 2010.
“July job cuts spiked as a result of a handful of surprisingly large job-cut announcements in the private sector...
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Kansas City police have ticketed the mayor's adult son with assault in connection with a Westport-area nightclub incident early Thursday.
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Almost half the August troop deaths took place on August 6 when insurgents shot down their helicopter in the eastern central province of Wardak.
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A A An early-morning fire at 4442 Claudine Lane is under investigation, according to the Kansas City, Kan., Fire Department.
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While Polsinelli Shughart PC is soaking up headlines in Kansas City for its announced move to the West Edge project, the law firm is making waves in the Rockies by recruiting a group of attorneys for its Denver office.
The firm announced on Tuesday that six lawyers from Denver law firm Hensley Kim LLC are joining its litigation, real estate, intellectual property and corporate practice groups.
Stacy Carpenter, a civil trial attorney in Denver and immediate past president of the Denver Bar Association, and name partner Darren Hensley are leading the move of six partners to Polsinelli, with others expected to join them...
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 BATS Global Markets in December will offer companies wanting to go public an alternative to the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq exchange.
Lenexa-based BATS — the nation’s third-largest stock exchange — said Tuesday that its rules for a U.S. primary listings business had been approved by the Securities and Exchange Commission. The new service launches in December.
As a primary listings venue, BATS will be able to handle initial public stock offerings, stock listing transfers and dual-listed stocks...
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 The Sprint Nextel-watching blogosphere is abuzz this week over a purported internal memo about the iPhone, but the Overland Park-based company is keeping its lips tight.
Or at least that’s what it’s directing employees to do, according to the memo being displayed on SprintFeed, a blog and review website.
For months, reports have circulated about Sprint Nextel Corp. (NYSE: S) getting Apple Inc.’s (Nasdaq: AAPL) iPhone later this year.
Last week, a report in The Wall Street Journal said the iPhone would hit Sprint stores in October...
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 Kansas City-area businesses have seen a summer pickup in activity, but their outlooks grew less optimistic.
In the Greater Kansas City Chamber of Commerce’s latest Regional Business Survey, 57.3 percent of respondents described the summer activity of their businesses as “strong” or “very strong,” compared with 54.7 percent during the winter. Those describing business activity as “weak” or “very weak” declined by two percentage points to 7.5 percent.
But when asked to describe where business activity is headed, 60...
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A Ft. Riley woman has admitted that she helped her husband desert the Army while authorities were investigating the death of her infant son.
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Last night, the Low Anthem's Ben Knox Miller made an announcement: It was the late Charlie Parker's birthday , and so the show would be played in Bird's honor.
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 Lockton Cos. Inc. is opening offices in Philadelphia and Norway — both new territories for the Kansas City-based insurance brokerage firm. And the Norway office could propel further international expansion.
The Philadelphia operation, which makes the third Northeast city in which Lockton has a presence, now fills temporary space in Fort Washington, Pa., but will move to a permanent spot during the next few months.
The office currently employs six but will hire as it adds clients, Lockton spokesman Dean Davison said...
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 Kansas City-area residents in the medical field bring home the most bacon, according to the latest data from the Kansas Labor Information Center.
Local oral and maxillofacial surgeons, orthodontists and anesthesiologists earned average annual salaries of more than $1 million, according to the 2011 Kansas Wage Survey. Surgeons, obstetricians and gynecologists, internists and some other physicians and surgeons registered average salaries in the $200,000s, exceeding $1 million if they were experienced...
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We have provided refuge and a home to numerous newborn wild bunnies this summer. (I know this is a business publication and I will get there.) Well, you have heard the phrase about how quickly they reproduce, and we have run out of good new names to call them all.
I am cautioned by my three girls as I mow each week to watch out for our furry little friends that have made more mounds in my yard than last year's infestation of moles. So far, none of the cuties have met their demise at the hands of my Briggs & Stratton...
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American Suzuki Motor Corp. faces an $18.48 million verdict leveled by a Jackson County jury, which found the automaker liable for negative publicity about Kansas City dealership Jeremy Franklin Suzuki.
A verdict late Monday awarded Jeremy Franklin Suzuki $3.48 million in actual damages and $15 million in punitive damages because of an advertising campaign by Jeremy Franklin’s brother, Chad Franklin, whose reportedly shuttered North Kansas City dealership came under the scrutiny of consumer and attorneys general lawsuits alleging deceptive practices...
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 Argenta, a New Zealand-based drug development and manufacturing company, plans to put part of its U.S. operation in the Kansas City Animal Health Corridor, creating 38 jobs and $2.8 million in payroll during a five-year period.
The company announced the move Monday evening during the KC Animal Health Corridor Homecoming dinner.
Argenta said it will establish its U.S. research and development activities in Lawrence’s Bioscience and Technology Business Center. That operation will create 27 new jobs and a $500,000 in investment on equipment...
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A former Missouri Highway Patrol trooper pleaded guilty Monday in federal court to concealing the illegal activities of an auto repair business operator.
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The Red Cross was ordered for a woman and her niece following a house fire early Tuesday morning.
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Verizon Wireless, AT&T Inc. and T- Mobile USA plan to invest more than $100 million in a joint program that lets consumers pay for goods with mobile phones, Bloomberg Businessweek reports.
The investment in the carriers' so-called Isis venture is seen as an effort to keep Google Inc. from dominating the evolving technology of mobile payment services. The technology allows consumers to buy things by tapping devices against a reader at checkout.
Worldwide mobile payments will generate $240 billion this year and reach as much as $670 billion by 2015, according to consulting firm Juniper Research.
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The Kansas Lottery said a Kansas City, Kan., man has claimed a $200,000 prize won during the Aug.
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In October, two witnesses whose testimony put Ryan Ferguson behind bars in 2005 are expected to testify that they didn't see him commit murder after all.
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 Polsinelli Shughart PC will move its 500 employees in Kansas City to the West Edge project.
Polsinelli Chairman and CEO Russell Welsh said the firm will consolidate its flagship office into the stalled project at 48th Street and Belleview Avenue by November 2013.
“We’re committed to going to West Edge, and there are a few hurdles for us to clear, but we’re very focused on it and pleased it’s going to be home to our consolidated offices,” Welsh said.
Caymus Real Estate LLC is West Edge’s developer, and 360 Architecture will be the architect for Polsinelli’s building...
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Throughout the summer, Kansas City hosts car cruises and shows every weekend. But when fall starts to hit, all the fun abruptly comes to an end.
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A motorcyclist was hit and killed Friday, August 26, in Kansas City, Kansas . Police said the accident happened around 3 p.m. in the 3000 block of North 34th Street.
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 The Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association has scored another victory in its long-running fight against electronic devices being used to monitor truck drivers.
The 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Friday vacated a new rule that would have required the devices, saying the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration didn’t adequately ensure that companies wouldn’t be able to use the devices to “harass” resting drivers to get back on the road.
“Such a mandate would be a step backward in the effort toward highway safety and is an overly burdensome regulation that simply runs up costs for the majority of trucking, which is small business,” Todd Spencer, executive vice president of OOIDA, said in a released statement...
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 The Golden Ox has been a mainstay in the West Bottoms on Genessee Street since it opened in 1949 next to the Livestock Exchange Building. But the past two years have brought a rush of new eateries and shops to join the steakhouse in an area that used to hold Kansas City’s stockyards.
Todd Schulte opened the Genessee Royale Bistro in an old gas station in December. The area didn’t have many dining options, he said, and he thought he could contribute to the budding neighborhood.
“My wife, Tracy (Zinn), and I like to go into areas that aren’t necessarily built up, that have a little bit more of an urban feel,” Schulte said...
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 An anonymous donor has provided a $1 million gift to the Kansas University Endowment to create a professorship in honor of Dr. Barbara Atkinson, executive vice chancellor of University of Kansas Medical Center and executive dean of the KU School of Medicine.
The KU Endowment announced the gift Monday and said it would create the Barbara F. Atkinson Professorship in Pathology and Laboratory Medicine. The position will focus on cytopathology, or the study of disease at the cellular level.
Atkinson said in a release that she was honored by the professorship, which deals with her specialty in cytopathology, and said it highlighted the work of the Med Center’s Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine...
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 Menorah Medical Center plans a $350,000 upgrade of its birthing center, giving the patient rooms a more modern look.
Construction is to begin next month and wrap up in early 2012.
On Friday, the Overland Park hospital announced the project, which mostly will replace carpeting, wall decoration and other design features. Most of the rooms haven’t had extensive updates since the medical center opened 15 years ago, spokeswoman Amy Leiker said.
Like many other area hospitals, the maternity rooms are designed to be more like home bedrooms or hotel accommodations, with flat-screen televisions, large private bathrooms, recliners and other amenities...
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 Air travel was getting back to normal Monday at Kansas City International Airport as East Coast airports reopened after Hurricane Irene.
KCI experienced only a couple of cancellations or delays on early-morning flights to/from Newark, N.J., and New York’s LaGuardia Airport, which reopened Monday morning.
“With that opening and others in the Northeast, we should see some things even out,” KCI spokesman Joe McBride said.
The airport (Code: MCI), which doesn’t have many direct flights to and from the East Coast cities most affected by the storm, did have a handful of cancellations during the weekend, but the overall effect was minor...
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency will redirect some funding from Joplin and other disaster recovery efforts to pay for damage from Hurricane Irene, the Washington Post reports.
FEMA said it will suspend some payments for recovery projects in order to meet immediate needs from Hurricane Irene. The action is necessary because the administration will need to request supplement funding from Congress to cover the billions of dollars in new costs from the hurricane.
FEMA already is dealing with a spate of large natural disasters this year, including tornado devastation in Joplin and in Alabama.
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Wall Street appears to have weathered Hurricane Irene better than recent economic troubles.
The stock markets and most major financial firms planned to open Monday, according to the Wall Street Journal. While New York City did suffer some flooding and storm damage this weekend from the hurricane, the Financial District sustained minimal damage.
The decision to resume trading by the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and Nasdaq Exchange, along with electronics markets like BATS Global Markets, came after consultations with federal regulators.
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Air traffic is resuming in the tailwind of Hurricane Irene, but travelers still could face headaches as airlines make up for cancelled flights during the weekend.
The New York Times reports that New York’s airports were scheduled to have full schedules on Monday, along with most other airports. Along with normal traffic, the airlines have to deal with passengers that would have been on thousands of flights cancelled this weekend.
Flights from New York’s three airports, along with most flights in Philadelphia and Boston were cancelled on Sunday...
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The state of Kansas is battling to keep from revealing details about how it developed new rules for abortion clinics.Lawyers for the Kansas Department of Health and Environment and the attorney general want to prevent two abortion clinics from learning how the rules were crafted, as well as the mindset behind them, according to their court filings.
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Who: Nancee Bell Thompson, 81, of Overland Park . When and how she died: Aug. 14 of cancer.An advocate: Nancee believed in standing up for people in need who didn’t have a lot of power, her family said.
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The 30-year-old Coenen, recently released from Strikeforce following a title-ceding loss in July to Miesha Tate , signed a three-fight contract with North Carolina-based Blackeye Promotions.
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Eugene R. Starnes, 80, died Aug. 27, 2011, at Woodhaven Care Center in Ellinwood .
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The Alcott Arts Center in Kansas City, KS will be performing Shakespeares "As You Like It" September 10th, 11th, 17th, and 18th at the Alcott Arts Center.
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Some of the casitas I've rented, even along Canyon Road, have been pretty barebones. One pot, one pan, clean sheets, that's about it. Caroline Morgan wants you to remember every detail of her places, clearly, because she's got Frette sheets on the bed (I always thought it was a marketing gimmick but they really slide under and soothe your body), a gourmet kitchen that gave me kitchen envy --all the comforts of the home I never had the like of. Great towels (ECO), not my starting to show their age ones...Private garden was very nice for our morning coffee and breakfast burritos and newspaper (easy walk). With the walking we did all day all over Santa Fe, it's nice to come back not just to a room, but to a fabulous room, rainfall shower, fall asleep with the cool mountain air -- and down quilts.
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Today I am so proud to be Canadian. NDP, Liberal, Conservative, Green Party, we are all Canadians and give our respect and love to a great man. We give our condolences to the Family.
I watched while the country celebrated the life of Jack Layton and reminded us of his call for a "A more inclusive and generous Canada". There were more impressive moments in the final service of tribute to the man and the politician then one can quote but the words of his son, Mike Layton is a true call to action. "We can wait for perfect conditions or make the best of what you have now". On behalf of the Yellowee community, I give my condolences to his family and to all Canadians who today mourn the loss of Jack Layton and in so doing we celebrate the gift his life has been to all Canadians.
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Wildness, wilderness, wolves, clean air, clean water. These guys must have one heck of a good environmental lawyer team because they have a great track record of getting courts to overturn decisions by the current Tea Party governor, and making the EPA live up to its own standards, etc. They can't win every battle these days, but if you want to know your money is really likely to make a difference, this is the best place I know to put it.
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A motorcyclist died in a wreck after their bike collided with a car on Friday afternoon, Kansas City, Kan.
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Three men who were members of a drug trafficking ring that tried to take over the neighborhood around 20th Street and Longwood Avenue in Kansas City, Kan., have been convicted on federal drug trafficking charges, U.S. Attorney Barry Grissom said Friday.
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Rausch Coleman Homes is growing in the Kansas City market and has now added The Reserve in Lenexa to the list of communities where it builds.
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A donation fund was established Friday for a Kansas City, Kan., man burned by grease when a woman ran her SUV into a Church’s Chicken in Olathe. Gary Cifuentes, 22, remains in critical condition with severe burns on more than half his body.
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A A The rock placement operation at the Fairfax levee on the Missouri River in Kansas City, Kan., has been completed, according to Corps of Engineers officials.
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A federal judge has ordered a temporary suspension of evidence gathering in a lawsuit against new regulations for abortion providers, which the state contends may be revised this fall.
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Kansas City will dominate the upcoming Great Plains Capital Conference next month, with nine of the 15 presenting companies from the metropolitan area.
The Sept. 15 event is being held in Wichita. It allows startups and young companies to make connections with potential business partners and investors.
Among the companies presenting are AirMass LLC (Lenexa); Accuhealth Partners Inc. (Olathe); Aratana Therapeutics Inc. (Kansas City, Kan.); Five and Fifty (Overland Park); iCode (Overland Park); KC BioMedix Inc...
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Kansas City businesses apparently share many of the same complaints about government as those in other U.S. cities.
A group of more than 30 local business leaders on Friday met with a representative of the Obama administration and said they were hesitant to invest or hire additional workers because of uncertainty about where the federal government is headed.
E.J. “Ned” Holland, assistant secretary for administration at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, said the comments were, for the most part, not rooted in political differences but in frustration about what they see as a lack of solutions in general...
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HOUSTON, Aug. 26, 2011 -- /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Kansans have the rare chance to touch a nearly 4-billion-year-old piece of moon rock at NASA 's Driven to Explore traveling exhibit, a multimedia experience that immerses visitors in the story of NASA.
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Michael Dorsey, CEO of Providence and Saint John hospitals, is leaving to become the new head of St.
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 Hurricane Irene threatening the East Coast has prompted some airlines to proactively cancel a handful of Kansas City International Airport flights.
Frontier Airlines and United Airlines (Nasdaq: UAUA) are among them, said Justin Meyer, manager of air service development for the Kansas City Aviation Department.
Acting ahead of time is the best way for airlines to handle such situations, he said.
But KCI (Code: MCI) has limited exposure to East Coast conditions, with 11 flights a day to the region...
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 In a business strategy reminiscent of Facebook’s university-only days, Zaarly is zeroing in on college students, as well.
Zaarly, a young social media startup with strong ties to Kansas City, is a social marketplace website that lets users post virtual want ads for goods and services, allowing others to publish their offers.
“It’s so simple even a freshman can do it,” says the narrator in a promotional video for “Zaarly U,” which the company launched this week at all college campuses...
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 Cerner Corp.’s design plan for a new, 4,000-job campus near Village West has won the approval of the Unified Government of Wyandotte County/Kansas City, Kan., Board of Commissioners.
On Thursday evening, commissioners voted unanimously for the project after getting a briefing of the proposal, Unified Government spokesman Edwin Birch said.
North Kansas City-based Cerner (Nasdaq: CERN) plans to build two steel-and-glass buildings containing 660,000 square feet. The company proposed the buildings more than a year ago as part of a $400 million development agreement that included putting the stadium for Major League Soccer team Sporting Kansas City in the Village West tourism district...
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 A unanimous Kansas City Council vote Thursday endorsed turning a plot of undeveloped land on the Country Club Plaza into Class A office space.
The development comes as several local developers pursue Kansas City law firm Polsinelli Shughart PC, one of the largest local office tenants up for grabs. An announcement about its plans is expected soon.
The full 13-member council gave its nonbinding blessing to Plaza owner Highwoods Properties Inc. (NYSE: HIW) to turn empty space next to the Valencia Place building at 46th Terrace and Pennsylvania Avenue into an approximately 200,000-square-foot office tower...
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Firefighters are on the scene of a fatal house fire in Kansas City, KS. Watch raw video of firefighters at the scene of Monday afternoon's fire.
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 The U.S. Department of Commerce said the national economy grew more slowly than expected in the second quarter.
Real gross domestic product, which is the amount of goods and services the nation produces, grew at an annual rate of 1 percent from April through June, down from an advance estimate of 1.3 percent, the Bureau of Economic Analysis reported Friday. The estimate is from the first quarter to the second quarter.
Real GDP grew 0.4 percent in the first quarter.
Economic worries have been renewed in recent weeks as political wrangling drove the United States to a near default on its debt, debt-reduction talks continue and recovery in various industries sputters...
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 Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke didn’t offer an economic silver bullet in his highly anticipated Friday morning speech. Rather, he cut his economic growth forecast for the coming quarters and didn’t give new ways to spur the sluggish economy.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell sharply in the morning but by early afternoon had recovered and posted gains. See the Dow’s current performance here.
Many investors had hoped for a third round of quantitative easing, though that was viewed as unlikely...
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A majority stake in Casa de Oro Foods, which makes wheat flour tortillas, now belongs to Gruma Corp. The sale price: $20 million.
Prairie Village-based private equity firm Plaza Belmont Management Group said Friday that it sold the stake — owned with partner investors — to Gruma. That makes two big assets the firm has cashed in this month — Casa de Oro and a majority stake in MaMa Rosa’s Pizza LLC. The MaMa Rosa’s stake went to Huntsman Gay Global Capital.
Casa de Oro, based in Omaha, Neb...
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That sound you hear is the sound of bacon sizzling. Bacon Fest 2011 is back in Waldo on Saturday, August 27, from 2 to 5 p.m. at 74th Street and Wornall.
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A suburban Kansas City man says he suffered scratches on his head after he was attacked by an aggressive hawk while running.
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 In this week’s edition, the Kansas City Business Journal ranks the area’s top 25 women-owned businesses based on 2010 revenue.
Two-thirds of the companies on this year’s list reported increases in revenue in 2010 compared with 2009, and five newcomers made the list.
Taking a look at the top of the list, here’s No. 5:
Saicon Consultants Inc.
2011 Rank: 5
2010 Rank: 9
Saicon Consultants reported $25 million in 2010 revenue. It also ranks among the Kansas City area's top minority-owned businesses...
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Let’s just say we’re going for maximum ImpacT.
The Kansas City Business Journal is extending the nomination deadline for the new ImpacT Awards —but only until Wednesday.
The ImpacT Awards is a different kind of technology honor. It's meant to recognize the people who use technology — new or existing — to improve the operations and profitability of their companies. Honorees might be the company’s CIO, but they could be anyone in the organization.
So if Bob in the sales department suggests a way to automate lead tracking or to enter orders wirelessly from the road and it boosts revenue by 20 percent, he’d be a great nominee...
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The master plan for the Prairie-Piper area was changed Thursday for an area west of the Kansas Speedway.
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When Arnold Caviar bought Liberty Fruit Co. Inc. from his family 30 years ago, it came with just three straight trucks for hauling and a pickup truck.
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A A The service clubs in our community do a lot of good works. Locally they provide scholarships to area high school students , support book drives for school libraries and head start programs, conduct bicycle safety classes, help homeless teens, feed families in need, provide vision care, support camping experiences and leadership development for ... (more)
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 Verizon Wireless clipped Sprint Nextel Corp. in a 2011 network performance study J.D. Power and Associates released Thursday.
The semiannual study ranks national wireless carriers in six regions of the United States, focusing on 10 problem areas callers experience.
More than 22,110 wireless subscribers were surveyed about dropped and lost calls, text failures, slow downloads, disconnected calls, email connection errors and other problems.
In the study’s southwest region — which includes Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas, Oklahoma and Texas — Verizon Wireless ranked No...
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 Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas City is sponsoring the Kansas City Chiefs Sports Lab at Arrowhead Stadium, which offers programs to fight childhood obesity.
The parties announced the multi-year agreement late Wednesday. Financial details were not disclosed.
The Chiefs Sports Lab, added as part of the recent $375 million renovation of Arrowhead Stadium, includes a number of educational displays teaching visitors about health, nutrition and the importance of exercise.
As part of the sponsorship deal, the Sports Lab will add “Powered by Blue KC” to its name...
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 The Missouri General Assembly is holding a special session, starting Sept. 6.
Below is a summary of issues to be addressed, according to Gov. Jay Nixon’s proclamation calling the session.
• Reform tax credit programs to save the state money.
• Enact the Missouri Science and Innovation Reinvestment Act, which will allow the Missouri Technology Corp. to give loans, investments and grants to businesses.
• Start the Compete Missouri Initiative, which will combine Missouri’s business development incentives into a single program...
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 Kansas City, there’s good news and bad news.
Let’s start with the bad: Kansas City ranks among the nation’s 50 most sedentary cities, according to Men’s Health.
The good news: Kansas City almost didn’t make that list. It squeaked on, just worse than Milwaukee and Durham, N.C.
The prize of most sedentary city went to Lexington, Ky., followed by Indianapolis and Jackson, Miss.
On the flip side, Seattle and San Francisco worked their way to the top of the active cities list.
The ranking considered factors such as where and how often people exercise, the percentage of households that watch more than 15 hours of cable a week and buy more than 11 video games a year, and the rate of deaths from a condition tied to lots of sitting (deep-vein thrombosis)...
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 Manufacturers in the Kansas City region reported growth in August, albeit modest, according to a survey by the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City.
The survey’s composite index landed at 3, the same as last month and July 2010. The index can range from 100 to minus-100. A positive number indicates growth.
“Factory activity in our region continues to be buoyed by strong growth among agriculture and energy-related manufacturers,” Chad Wilkerson, economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, said in a release...
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 The Missouri Foundation for Health has tapped health policy researcher Robert Hughes to take over as CEO, effective Nov. 1.
Hughes, whose appointment was announced during a Thursday news conference, is a visiting research professor at Rutgers University’s Institute for Health, Health Care Policy and Aging Research.
He will replace the retiring Dr. James Kimmey, who has been CEO since the St. Louis-based foundation started in 2001. While focused mostly on St. Louis, the foundation has begun issuing grants in the Kansas City area...
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Cerner Corp. will give commissioners for the Unified Government of Wyandotte County/Kansas City, Kan., a verbal walk-through Thursday of two office buildings it plans to build near the Kansas Speedway.
The North Kansas City-based health care software developer (Nasdaq: CERN) is going before commissioners to present plans for a 660,000-square-foot campus to house 4,000 new workers. The company proposed the buildings more than a year ago as part of a $400 million development agreement that included putting the stadium for Major League Soccer team Sporting Kansas City in the Village West tourism district...
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 Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon visited Continental Disc Corp. in Liberty on Thursday to tout his Made in Missouri Jobs Package, the subject of a special legislative session that starts Sept. 6.
He used the opportunity to tout Missouri’s export performance during the first half of the year — a $1 billion increase compared with the same period last year. International exports were up 13 percent during that period, building on a 35 percent increase in 2010.
More than 30 percent of Continental Disc’s sales are exports...
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Gov. Neil Abercrombie has launched the Hawaii Broadband Initiative, which aims to provide statewide access to affordable ultra-high-speed Internet by 2018.
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Collective Brands Inc., the Topeka-based parent of Payless Shoesource and Stride Rite shoe stores, plans to shutter roughly 475 low-volume stores in the United States, Canada and Puerto Rico, The Topeka Capital-Journal reports. Company leaders also are looking at ways to boost shareholder value.
More than 300 stores will close by the end of the year — about 275 Payless stores and 75 Stride Rite stores. Specific locations of stores slated for closing were not available. The Payless website lists 24 stores in the Kansas City metro area...
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KANSAS CITY, Kan. The Sioux Falls Pheasants are in search of runs and an answer to the Kansas City T-Bones pitching staff.
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A A A shooting at a vehicle on I-70 and U.S. 69 Highway was reported Sunday, Aug.
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Court officials will give Wyandotte and Johnson county residents with unpaid child support a chance to make good on their obligation Friday at the 2011 Child Support Amnesty Fair.The event allows residents who are behind on child support to get a reprieve, though the amnesty extends only so far.Parents will still owe every dime of child ... (more)
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Summers Spencer & Co. PA of Lenexa has absorbed Overland Park-based James F. Gillespie CPA PA through a merger.
The merger, announced Wednesday, was completed in June. Jim Gillespie became a partner at SS&C, which also absorbed the firm’s three-member staff.
SS&C Vice President Skyler Fairchild said James F. Gillespie CPA was known as one of the Kansas City area’s foremost Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA) auditors, making it a good fit for the practice at SS&C.
“When an employee benefits plan reaches a certain size, an audit is required (under ERISA),” Fairchild said...
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Lupe Fiasco is returning to Kansas City. The question fans might have: Will there be an encore this time, Mr.
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The Youth Ambassadors Program allowed the opportunity for students to work on things like photography, paintings and video production in their own community.
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 Inergy Midstream LLC, the natural gas storage and transportation segment of Kansas City-based Inergy LP, on Wednesday registered for an initial public offering of as much as $300 million.
Once completed, the offering would convert Inergy Midstream into a publicly traded unit on the New York Stock Exchange under the NRGM ticker. The $300 million estimate is the proposed maximum aggregate offering price.
The prospectus sent to the Securities and Exchange Commission said capital raised from the IPO would be used to retire outstanding debt in Inergy’s credit facility...
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A federal bankruptcy court judge in New York has rejected Sprint Nextel Corp.’s attempt at a partial summary judgment for a $104 million claim against TerreStar Networks Inc.
Sprint claimed that it is owed the amount after it completed a five-year, $750 million retooling of national broadcast spectrum.
Sprint contends that TerreStar, a satellite company that served as Sprint’s network operator, was required to reimburse the wireless carrier for some of the project’s costs.
Reuters reported Monday that TerreStar also has the license for spectrum, which became available to TerreStar only after Sprint cleared it...
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 Missouri improved its showing on Inc. magazine’s new list of the nation’s fastest-growing private companies. Eleven of those are in the Kansas City region.
Among those that made the list, 66 are in Missouri. That’s more than last year, when 60 Missouri companies made the Inc. 5000 list.
The top Missouri company was Columbia-based AdVentures at No. 28. It had three-year revenue growth of 6,534 percent to $6.8 million in 2010.
We featured the Kansas City region’s six fastest-growing private companies — those that made the smaller Inc...
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 A Euronet Worldwide Inc. unit soon will start selling in-game currency for popular online games such as FarmVille and CityVille in 18 European countries.
The Leawood-based company’s (Nasdaq: EEFT) epay division, which offers electronic payment options, said Wednesday that it had partnered with social games developer Zynga to help let consumers buy Zynga Game Cards through epay’s cash load network. It’s the first time the cards will be available in many of those markets, according to a release...
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 NIC Inc. expects to settle a shareholder dispute connected to a recent Securities and Exchange Commission investigation into perks for executives, including former CEO Jeff Fraser.
The lawsuit, filed in August 2010 against Olathe-based NIC (Nasdaq: EGOV), Fraser and other current and past company executives in federal court in Kansas City, Kan., alleged breach of fiduciary duty.
The plaintiff shareholder accused NIC of failing to fully disclose details surrounding the SEC investigation into NIC executives’ reporting of personal expenses...
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 Liberty Carton Co.’s operations in Lenexa have sold to Lawrence Paper Co., which plans to close the 15-employee Lenexa plant.
The sale, for an undisclosed amount, closed Monday.
Lawrence Paper said it will close the Lenexa plant at 9730 Alden St. by Sept. 2, consolidating that operation with its Lawrence, Kan., facility. An undetermined number of employees will be added to the staff of 200 in the company’s Lawrence facility.
Lawrence Paper, founded in 1882, made the acquisition to boost business at its Lawrence facility...
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Monday's Wall Street Journal story touting Kansas City as one of the nation's new tech hubs has already earned a grumpy counterpoint from The Kansas City Star .
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It's been a deadly few days in the metro. A double shooting in Independence Monday night left a 28-year-old Kansas City, Kansas, man dead.
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 Trucking joined several other sectors in a July slowdown that was the third pullback in the past four months, according to the latest data from the American Trucking Associations.
The trade group’s truck tonnage index fell 1.3 percent last month after accelerating a revised 2.6 percent in June.
Even the June figure was lower. ATA’s advance seasonally adjusted index of for-hire truck tonnage initially showed a 2.8 percent increase in June.
The index now stands at 114, with the year 2000 equal to 100 on the index, down from 115...
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 Missouri’s top AAA credit rating has been reaffirmed by Standard & Poor’s Financial Services LLC despite this year’s tumultuous weather, Gov. Jay Nixon announced late Tuesday.
The credit rating agency examined Missouri because it was refinancing some appropriation debt to save money.
“This rating demonstrates, once again, the fiscal soundness of Missouri state government,” Nixon said in a written statement. “We’ve maintained a tight financial discipline on spending, even as we have faced some of the worst natural disasters in our state’s history in the past year...
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KANSAS CITY, Kan. The Sioux Falls Pheasants could not solve Kansas City T-Bones starter Reid Santos on Tuesday night, who dealt the Pheasants a 4-0 shutout to open a four-game series in Kansas City.
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A A Providence Medical Center, Kansas City, Kan., and Saint John Hospital, Leavenworth, Kan ., have signed an agreement to acquire the assets of General Surgery Associates effective Oct.
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This weekend saw another breakout of violence at a professional sporting event. A melee occurred between fans in attendance at the Oakland Raiders-San Francisco 49ers game on Saturday. Several people were injured, including two shooting victims and a man who was beaten unconscious and found in one of the upper-level restrooms. There were fans of the same team fighting each other in addition to ...
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Penn Station East Coast Subs hopes to open 25 shops in the Kansas City area during the next five years.
Local restaurateur Jim Wilkins is opening the sub chain’s first area location at 8663 W. 135th St. in Overland Park on Nov. 1. He hopes to open six to eight more of the shops, starting in the southwest part of the metro.
“Overland Park is a great area, and we think office workers, sports teams, commuters, residents and travelers from Route 69 will enjoy stopping in Kansas City’s first Penn Station,” Wilkins said in a release...
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 Reports of Sprint Nextel Corp. getting the iPhone by Christmas have circulated all summer, but on Tuesday, unnamed sources said the Overland Park-based wireless carrier would have the iPhone 5 in time for trick-or-treaters.
Citing “people familiar with the matter,” The Wall Street Journal reported that Sprint (NYSE: S) would get the iPhone by mid-October. Such sales would be too late to factor into Apple Inc.’s (Nasdaq: AAPL) fiscal fourth quarter, which ends in September.
Last month, a Citadel Securities analyst predicted that Sprint would receive the iPhone in time for the Christmas shopping season once it became the last national wireless carrier standing in the shrinking world of unlimited data plans...
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 The Missouri Comets and Kansas City Command will team up on ticket sales, marketing and advertising, the teams said Tuesday.
The partnership pairs teams that play two different sports in two different venues. But the Comets of the Major Indoor Soccer League and Command of the Arena Football League play seasons with very little overlap — allowing them to even out efforts spent selling season tickets and buying advertising, said Jeff Husted, sports marketing manager for the Comets.
“It’s a good business partnership for everyone involved,” Husted said...
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The University of Kansas Cancer Center will take over the local airwaves next month.
A televised special, called “Be Part of the Cure,” will be shown from 6:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. Sept. 8 by the four main local broadcast affiliates, KCTV, KMBC-TV, KSHB-TV and WDAF-TV. It was produced locally through the Kansas University Endowment Association.
The program, narrated by Kansas native and broadcast journalist Bill Kurtis, will support the Cancer Center’s push for National Cancer Institute designation...
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 Overland Park-based Bushnell Outdoor Products is reopening its factory outlet in Lenexa, but the new space is five times larger than the original.
Bushnell focuses on high-performance sports optics, as well as offering gear such as GPS devices and eyewear. The store at 8500 Marshall Drive measures 10,000 square feet, with 4,000 square feet designated as a clearance center.
“Our retail stores are excellent venues to showcase the thousands of products we offer,” Bushnell CEO Blake Lipham said in a release...
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Under the name DJG Design, Danny Gibson has created artwork and posters for countless local bands over the past decade.
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A man critically burned by hot grease Sunday when a driver slammed into the side of a Church’s Chicken in Olathe is in stable but critical condition, restaurant officials said today.Gary Cifuentes, 22, of Kansas City, Kan., suffered severe burns on more than half his body when a 75-year-old woman lost control of her Jeep Grand Cherokee.The ... (more)
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 Stop calling the East Coast — text instead.
That was Overland Park-based Sprint Nextel Corp.’s message to subscribers Tuesday after a magnitude 6.0 earthquake on the East Coast.
The tremors were strong enough to prompt the brief evacuation of the U.S. Capitol and Pentagon, close the Smithsonian Institution and break off three pinnacles on the central tower at the National Cathedral, according to the Washington Business Journal, an affiliated publication.
As in many natural disasters, the event apparently triggered high volumes of cell phone traffic, putting pressure on Sprint’s networks...
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H&R Block Inc. announced Tuesday morning that it would sell its RSM McGladrey unit for about $610 million.
The buyer: McGladrey & Pullen LLP, the company with which RSM has a service agreement, and with which RSM had an ugly legal dispute a couple of years ago.
RSM is the accounting services arm of Kansas City-based H&R Block (NYSE: HRB), which acquired what is now RSM from McGladrey & Pullen in 1999. The firm has an agreement with McGladrey & Pullen to provide auditing services.
McGladrey & Pullen is based in Bloomington, Minn...
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The number of new and existing homes sold in the Kansas City region improved year to year in July, but the 29 percent rise was the only bright spot in a July report that shows the housing recession continues to hold Kansas City in its grip.
Kansas City’s plentiful supply of available homes in July grew compared with a year prior, signaling a buyer’s market, with a more than nine-month supply of new and existing homes for sale, according to the latest numbers from the Kansas City Regional Association of Realtors...
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 Eleventh- and 12th-graders in Joplin are back in school just months after a devastating tornado, learning English and math in a building that used to feature discounted designer jeans and home decor.
A massive tornado struck Joplin on May 22, destroying roughly 8,000 structures and resulting in a death toll that now is at 160.
Instead of heading back to their alma mater, which was severely damaged in the storm, the juniors and seniors will round out their high school careers in an interim school inside an old Venture store that’s been vacant for about 10 years...
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Truman Medical Centers announced Tuesday that hospital leaders have appointed Lynette Wheeler as the new chief nursing officer.
Wheeler has 30 years of experience, most recently as vice president of cardiopulmonary vascular services at Heartland Regional Medical Center in St. Joseph. There, she helped lead a performance improvement project that saved the health system $4.5 million in three and half years.
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 Waddell & Reed Financial Inc. plans to buy a vacant building in Mission to accommodate future growth.
Roger Hoadley, a spokesman for the Overland Park-based financial services firm (NYSE: WDR), said the company signed an agreement to buy a 45,000-square-foot building at 6201 Johnson Drive that once was the home of Continental General Insurance.
Kessinger/Hunter & Co. LC had listed the building for $2.25 million. The parties have not finalized the purchase price.
Hoadley said the timing for the closing and other details about the company’s plans for the building had not been finalized...
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 H&R Block Inc. has agreed to sell substantially all of the assets of RSM McGladrey to McGladrey & Pullen LLP for about $610 million.
Kansas City-based H&R Block (NYSE: HRB) said Tuesday that it will finance about $65 million of the transaction through the terms of the nonbinding letter of intent.
“After a thorough review of the alternatives, we believe the sale of RSM is in the best interest of H&R Block and its shareholders,” H&R Block CEO Bill Cobb said in a release. “This transaction is an important step in refocusing the company on growing clients and market share in our core tax business and improving our margins...
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A On Georgia Avenue, in midtown Kansas City, Kan., a mother of three young children called the newspaper on Sunday wondering when her power would come back on.A A A It had been off since early morning hours Friday and was still off as of Sunday afternoon.
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Two men were arrested after a bizarre incident that left a Sporting KC goalie injured. It happened during Wednesday night's match at Livestrong Sporting Park.
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 Inc. magazine’s new list of the nation’s 500 fastest-growing companies includes five from the Kansas City area.
Rhythm Engineering, UnitedLex Corp., Iris Data Services, Nextaff and LeaderOne Financial Corp. made the annual Inc. 500 list, which comes out in the magazine’s September issue.
Lenexa-based Rhythm Engineering landed the highest ranking from the Kansas City area — 64th. The company, which makes systems that adjust traffic signals based on real-time conditions, reported a 3,389 percent jump in revenue from 2007 to 2010 to $7...
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The largest memorial of it's kind, the American Fallen Warrior Memorial will rise from the plains of Kansas dominated by twin towers supporting one of the nations largest American flags. A massive five point star lays before them, surrounded by walls embedded with the names and pictures of the fallen, laser etched into plaques. The plaques contain scannable QR codes featuring detailed ...
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The Kansas Legislature's joint study committee on redistricting has scheduled eight more hearings across the state in September and October.
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 Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon made Sept. 6 the first day of the General Assembly’s special session.
Nixon’s long-awaited announcement will have Missouri legislators convening one day after Labor Day to vet a jobs package to boost science and technology industries, as well as weigh tax credit reform.
More specifically, the additional session will take up the Missouri Science and Innovation Reinvestment Act, or MOSIRA, as an attempt to create a fund for science and technology companies. It also will consider a job retention and attraction bill in the Compete Missouri Initiative, along with a high-tech data center bill to help develop that industry...
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 Boulevard Brewing Co. next month is set to start filling Massachusetts glasses with its Smokestack Series line, its first foray into distribution on the East Coast.
The Kansas City-based brewer sells most of its beer in the Central Midwest — all but 9 percent of sales come from that area. Boulevard also has a presence in the Pacific Northwest. Now, it’s trying to balance that by taking its Smokestack Series to the Northeast.
“Adding an East Coast market to our distribution portfolio is a big step for the brewery,” Boulevard founder and President John McDonald said in a release...
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 Fannie Mae has lowered its forecast for economic growth this year and doesn’t rule out the possibility of another recession.
Fannie Mae’s Economics & Mortgage Market Analysis Group now predicts full-year growth this year of 1.4 percent, down from 3.1 percent in 2010. Growth will pick up in 2012 but only to a predicted 2 percent, compared with the 3.1 percent forecast Fannie Mae issued in July.
“Key factors, including revisions to gross domestic product data, have revealed that we have a bigger hole to dig out of, which explains the consumer angst over the lack of employment growth,” said Doug Duncan, chief economist for Fannie Mae...
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 Sprint Nextel Corp. and other wireless telecommunications companies’ pursuit of 4G service pack a big punch for U.S. gross domestic product and job creation.
Fourth-generation wireless network investments could mean investments of $25 billion to $53 billion between 2012 and 2016, bringing between $73 billion and $151 billion in gross domestic product growth and creating 371,000 to 771,000 jobs, according to a Monday report from Deloitte. On top of that, more growth could come from the companies that develop new mobile products and services...
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Sprint Nextel Corp. and other wireless telecommunications companies’ pursuit of 4G service pack a big punch for U.S. gross domestic product and job creation.
Fourth-generation wireless network investments could mean investments of $25 billion to $53 billion between 2012 and 2016, bringing between $73 billion and $151 billion in gross domestic product growth and creating 371,000 to 771,000 jobs, according to a Monday report from Deloitte. On top of that, more growth could come from the companies that develop new mobile products and services...
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 Despite complaints from medical device manufacturers, patients and some members of Congress, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services is expanding a competitive bidding program for medical equipment and supplies.
Kansas City was one of nine U.S. markets in which CMS launched the program in January.
Suppliers compete in the program to set new, lower payment rates for certain medical equipment and supplies, such as oxygen equipment, walkers and some types of power wheelchairs, CMS said in a Friday release...
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 Perceptive Software is hiring, and the software company is holding a job fair in Shawnee to round up candidates.
Leslie Shea, manager of human relations, said the company — which sold to Lexmark International Inc. (NYSE: LXK) for $280 million in June 2010 — is hiring across all departments.
“We’re just ramping up our growth,” she said.
The company’s website has more than 60 jobs posted in research and development, sales, professional services and technical services, but Shea said the online listing did not include all available jobs...
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 The Carondelet Health System plans a $5.5 million expansion of the Carondelet Heart Institute at Kansas City’s St. Joseph Medical Center.
Construction is expected to begin Sept. 30 on the 22,000-square-foot expansion, which will double the size of the institute, according to the Monday announcement. The expansion, which will add on to the existing Carondelet Medical Office Building, is expected to take 12 months to build.
“We have experienced tremendous growth over the past 18 months,” David Ireland, CEO of Carondelet Heart Institute, said in a release...
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A Compass Minerals International Inc. employee died in a storm at the company’s salt mine and salt mechanical evaporation plant in Ontario, where operations have stopped until the facilities are repaired.
The Overland Park-based company (NYSE: CMP) said in a Monday release that a severe storm struck the Goderich, Ontario, plant on Sunday afternoon, causing “significant damage” to some mine surface structures and to the plant. Compass doesn’t yet have an estimate of the financial toll.
“I am very sad to report that a valued, 30-year employee perished in the storm,” Compass CEO Angelo Brisimitzakis said in the release...
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The Google Fiber project helped plug Kansas City onto a list of seven “up-and-coming innovative centers,” The Wall Street Journal reports.
Google Inc.’s (Nasdaq: GOOG) choice of Kansas City and Kansas City, Kan., over 1,100 cities competing for the ultra-fast broadband network project, along with a friendly business environment and low costs, have sparked an influx of entrepreneurs, making it an information technology innovation center, The Wall Street Journal reported.
In 2009, Kansas City’s tech company population jumped by 5 percent to 2,900 — a faster growth rate than established tech hubs such as Silicon Valley, Boston and Austin, Texas, the report said, citing a 2010 study by the TechAmerica Foundation...
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Shaneque Langley, 39 and out of work for 10 months, made sure she came early to the Salvation Army school supply fair, toting four new, stuffed backpacks for her kids over her shoulders.Single mom Latricia McDonald, 31, carried one each for her third-, fourth-, fifth- and seventh-grade kids.
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An Olathe fast food restaurant worker was critically burned with hot grease when a motorist crashed into the side of the Church’s Chicken at 124 N. Clairborne Road about 12:30 p.m. today.The 21-year-old Kansas City, Kan., man was inside the building at the time and suffered burns on about half of his body, according to Olathe police.
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(AP) - A Kansas City air show has abruptly ended after a fiery crash that killed a stunt pilot. Aviation Department spokesman Joe McBride says the pilot couldn't pull out of a maneuver Saturday and crashed the biplane into the grass at a downtown airport airfield.
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Although they have had to move to higher ground because of the surging Missouri River, the 43rd Annual Parkville Days Riverfest will go as planned.
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About 18,000 KCP&L customers were without power Friday night, nearly 24 hours after a nasty storm roared through the area.After arriving late Thursday, the storm knocked down tree branches and power lines, cut electricity to nearly 120,000 KCP&L customers and caused a house fire in Overland Park.The National Weather Service received reports of 60 ... (more)
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If you want a view of downtown Kansas City’s skyline, it doesn’t get any better than Kaw Point park, where Lewis and Clark once camped.And new amenities have been added in recent years to the Kansas City, Kan., park, located at the confluence of the Kansas and Missouri rivers.But trying to enjoy the park sometimes can be difficult, ... (more)
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A A The Ride for the Red, an annual motorcycle benefit, will raise funds for the Red Cross on Saturday, Aug.
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A A The Missouri River reservoir releases start declining slightly today, and recent rains here may cause a little rise in the swollen river.
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Two Leavenworth men have been charged in an incident during a Sporting Kansas City soccer match in which the Kansas City goalkeeper was hit in the face with a bobblehead doll thrown from the stands.
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Two metro schools were without power on Friday morning, after overnight storms knocked it out.
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Employee turnover increased significantly last year for hospitals in the Kansas City region, rising to the second-highest level in Missouri and defying a statewide trend toward more stability for hospital jobs.
The area also saw a larger rate of hospital job vacancies, which concerns medical officials bracing for the expected surge of health care worker retirements once the economy improves.
“Before the recession, we already expected a work force crisis in many of these professions,” said David Dillon, a spokesman for the Missouri Hospital Association, which released the results of its annual hospital work force survey Thursday...
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 Google Inc. representatives have put Kansas City near the top of the list of places to hold workshops aimed at helping small businesses establish an online presence.
The one-hour sessions help small businesses with websites, hosting, online listings and how to be found online.
Google’s (Nasdaq: GOOG) two days of free workshops — called Kansas City Get Your Business Online — will be Aug. 31 and Sept. 1 at OfficePort, 208 W. 19th St. in Kansas City. The program already has gone to Texas and Vermont; Kansas City’s will serve Kansas and Missouri...
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 For months, Sprint Nextel Corp. has been considering an additional investment in Clearwire Corp., the company that provides Sprint’s 4G service and already is majority-owned by Sprint.
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Citing three people familiar with talks between the companies, Bloomberg reported that Overland Park-based Sprint (NYSE: S) and cable companies such as Comcast Corp. (Nasdaq: CMCSA) were discussing a possible investment in Clearwire (Nasdaq: CLWR) that could end up being an acquisition...
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The Missouri Department of Transportation is getting into the smartphone app business with one aimed at stopping drunken driving.
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The app typically recommends using a designated driver but also will help the user find the phone number of a local cab company, if necessary.
“Drinking and driving is always a bad decision because even a small amount of alcohol affects your reflexes,” Don Hillis, MoDOT’s assistant chief engineer, said in a release...
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Employers are likely to ask workers next year to take on more of the health care burden because costs are expected to keep rising faster than inflation.
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Based on responses from 83 large U.S. corporations, 53 percent plan to increase the percentage that employees pay for premiums, 39 percent plan to increase in-network deductibles, 23 percent plan to increase out-of-network deductibles, and 22 percent plan to increase the maximum amounts workers will have to pay out-of-pocket in a given year...
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 Kansas City — particularly five of its entertainment districts — will have new, earlier curfews for youths starting Friday, and some businesses said it’s a step in the right direction.
“I am proud this council stood together and with one voice declared that this is only a first step, but it is a necessary one,” Mayor Sly James said in a written statement. “This will not stop the violence in our city. There is much more we will do. But the large mobs have to stop, and now.”
The curfew, which the Kansas City Council unanimously approved at its Thursday meeting, comes a week after a large group of youths gathered on the Country Club Plaza and three were injured from shots fired...
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 Both Kansas and Missouri improved their unemployment rates in July, putting them among nine states to do so compared with June.
Kansas’ jobless rate eased to 6.5 percent, down 0.1 percentage points from the prior two months and down 0.5 percentage points from a year earlier, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported Friday. It’s well below the nation’s 9.1 percent unemployment rate in July.
The state had 97,800 unemployed workers, down from 99,000 in June and from 105,000 in July 2010...
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 Midland Loan Services plans to invest $8.7 million to expand in Overland Park’s Corporate Woods office park. It also plans to add 140 jobs during the next five years.
The Overland Park Chamber of Commerce Economic Development Council announced Friday that the division of Pittsburgh-based PNC Bank (NYSE: PNC) is adding 26,500 square feet to its current 133,776-square-foot lease in Corporate Woods.
Midland Loan Services said the 140 new hires will join the more than 500 people it now has working in Corporate Woods...
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 Bank of America is slashing 3,500 jobs companywide, and more cuts could be on the way.
The bank (NYSE: BAC), based in Charlotte, N.C., provided no details about where the layoffs would happen. Bank of America has about 1,300 employees in the Kansas City area and about 280,000 overall.
“The company regularly assesses the efficiency of its businesses and at times makes adjustments to meet the opportunities in the marketplace,” Bank of America said in a statement emailed Friday morning to the Kansas City Business Journal...
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 In this week’s edition, the Kansas City Business Journal ranks the top general contractors in the Kansas City area.
It was a tough year for the construction industry, with many companies reporting decreases in 2010 local billings compared with 2009. But the news wasn’t all gloomy. Ten companies reported increases in local billings. For this year’s No. 5 company, the increase was enough to climb seven spots on the list.
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WICHITA, KS- The Wichita Wingnuts lost 7-6 to the Kansas City T-Bones at Lawrence-Dumont Stadium on Thursday night. Wichita is now tied for the wild card lead with St. Paul and trails Gary SouthShore by 2.0 games in the Central Division. All three teams are down to their final 11 games.
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On Tuesday, the American Civil Liberties Union of Kansas and Western Missouri filed a lawsuit in the US District Court of Kansas City, KS challenging a new state law that prohibits private health insurance plans from covering abortion services, expect when the woman's life is endangered.
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Implementing a citywide 9 p.m. curfew for teens would be a Herculean task for police officers, council members learned Wednesday.
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Wingnuts' second baseman Jimmy Mojica dances around Kansas City's Justin Snyder as he completes a double play in the sixth inning at Lawrence-Dumont Stadium on Wednesday night.
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 Bayer Corp. on Thursday announced that it was providing a $500,000 grant for SySTEMic Innovation Inc., a Kansas City-based program that helps local teachers change the way they teach science and math in hopes of getting more students interested in technical careers.
The company started the program in 2004 as Kansas City Science Initiative. The latest grant brings Bayer’s total investment to $750,000.
Bayer CEO Greg Babe spoke with the Kansas City Business Journal about the program, its goals and how the drug giant is coping with the economy:
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GB: At Bayer, we’ve been supporting science education for 40 years now, so it’s not new to us...
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Warinner Gesinger & Associates LLC will combine with Moss Adams LLP on Sept. 1.
Overland Park-based WGA is an independent accounting firm with a deep regulatory consulting focus. It will take the Moss Adams name.
WGA principals Bill Warinner and Jarret Rea will join Moss Adams as partners, and WGA partner Andrew Denzer will join as a director. WGA’s 15 employees also will join Moss Adams.
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 Kansas City Southern, Waddell & Reed Financial Inc. and other of the Kansas City area’s publicly traded companies saw their share prices dive Thursday amid renewed concerns about the U.S. and European economic outlook.
In Thursday trading, the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 3.7 percent, the S&P 500 index lost 4.5 percent, and the Nasdaq slid 5.2 percent. Many stocks lost ground they recently had regained.
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During the match, Sporting KC goalkeeper Jimmy Nielsen was struck by a piece from an Omar Bravo bobblehead doll, one of thousands given away to fans in attendance.
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 Throwing dirt and sand may not seem like a good thing, but at the Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts, it’s revolutionary.
Technically, it’s a lab-made mix of sand, teak and soil stabilizer fibers. On Thursday, teams from Kansas City-based Audrie Seeley & Co. LLC were pumping the blend onto the roof of the center’s parking garage at 17th Street and Broadway.
Chris Thompson, project manager at the site, said the landscaping company is pumping 3,000 tons of the sand mixture onto the roof, which makes it the largest green roof of its type in the nation...
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YRC Worldwide Inc. will hold a special meeting next month to seek shareholder approval of technical aspects of its financial restructuring.
In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing Thursday, the trucking company (Nasdaq: YRCW) said the meeting would be at its Overland Park headquarters at 10 a.m. on Sept. 16.
Shareholders are being asked to approve a merger between YRC and a subsidiary, YRC Merger Sub Inc.
The move is a technicality to change the company’s charter and let YRC dramatically increase the amount of common shares it may issue...
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 Mobile phones have become a key part of daily life — even to the point of helping us avoid people.
Thirteen percent of mobile phone owners pretended to use their phones so they could sidestep an interaction with those around them, according to the Pew Research Center’s Internet & American Life Project. Use of that strategy jumped to 30 percent for the younger crowd — those ages 18 to 29.
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 The charitable arm of Bayer Corp. has provided a $500,000 grant to expand science and technical education in Kansas City-area schools, and the initiative plans to enlist the help of Kansas City-area companies to match Bayer’s grant.
Greg Babe, CEO of Bayer and president of The Bayer USA Foundation, announced the award during a Thursday news conference.
Q&A: Bayer CEO Greg Babe talks about education, the economy
With matching help from other local companies, SySTEMic Innovations hopes to raise a total of $1 million during the next five years...
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 Fuel costs drove prices up 3.6 percent for Kansas City-area consumers during the past year. That bump nearly matched the increases of early 2008.
The consumer price index for all urban consumers rose 3.6 percent during the first half of 2011 compared with the same period last year. During the same period of 2008, the area saw a 4 percent bump in prices, but all other periods since have seen increases of less than 3 percent, according to new data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
About 80 percent of the latest increase happened between April and June, Regional Commissioner Stanley Suchman said in a release...
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 ECCO Select Corp. has received a governmentwide small business information technology contract from the General Services Administration that could be worth millions.
According to a Wednesday release, the Kansas City-based IT service provider and consulting services firm was awarded a Streamlined Technology Acquisition Resources for Services II Governmentwide Acquisition Contract. The indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity contract goes to prime contractors who are certified as 8(a) small business concerns...
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 Kansas City’s National Basketball Association team hopes look like a real long shot, according to a new analysis.
Among 57 U.S. and Canadian markets without NBA franchises, 22 have the financial wherewithal to support new NBA teams. Kansas City is not among them — in fact, it was categorized as insufficient and ranked 55th out of the 57, according to the study by The Business Journals, with which the Kansas City Business Journal is affiliated.
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Through Labor Day, law officers on both sides of the state line will target DUI offenders in an operation that authorities announced Wednesday.Police from several agencies delivered the message at a Kansas City, Kan., parking lot.
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 Missouri Attorney General Chris Koster said a Missouri law banning a central tenet of federal health care reform shouldn’t prevent the state from building its health insurance exchange.
Koster gave his opinion Tuesday at the start of a four-hour public hearing by a Missouri Senate interim committee charged with examining the exchange issue. The meeting was at North Kansas City-based Cerner Corp. (Nasdaq: CERN).
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Joseph Hendrix won't be serving the same sentence as his brother after all in the slaying of Kansas City businessman Michael Tutera.
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 Sprint Nextel Corp. has altered contracts on hundreds of its cell towers to aid the Overland Park-based carrier in a plan to upgrade its network.
Sprint said Wednesday that it had made agreements with Mobilitie LLC, a cell tower leasing company, that would let Sprint (NYSE: S) deploy its Network Vision Plan quicker than anticipated. Sprint is consolidating multiple network technologies with next-generation network equipment.
Sprint said Mobilitie, which recently moved employees to Johnson County to be closer to the longtime client, will help provide a smoother transition for customers because it will let the carrier operate existing and Network Vision equipment at the same time...
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 KCP&L electric customer bills are dropping because of lower costs for fuel and purchased power.
The Missouri Public Service Commission said Wednesday that it had approved KCP&L’s request to change the fuel adjustment charge, which reflects costs of fuel and purchased power from December through May. The change, effective Sept. 1, also affects an overcollection of $683,699 in KCP&L’s Kansas City service area and of $251,837 in its St. Joseph service area.
For typical residential customers, monthly electric bills will decrease by about 69 cents in the Kansas City area and by about 35 cents in the St...
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 Gasket Engineering plans to expand into a new Kansas City building and add 10 new jobs with help from a $1.3 million loan from the Missouri Linked Deposit Program.
“Gasket Engineering used this loan to buy a new building and expand its manufacturing footprint in Missouri,” State Treasurer Clint Zweifel said in a Wednesday release. “That footprint allows Kansas City-based employees to produce wind turbine, vehicle and locomotive parts being used on four continents. This loan is an investment in a homegrown manufacturing company...
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The former Kansas City Club building near the Kansas City Power & Light District is for sale.
The 160,000-square-foot, 15-story building at 1228 Baltimore Ave. is listed for $8.95 million.
Gibson Kerr, principal and managing broker for RE/MAX Commercial Solutions, is listing the landmark building, which is on the National Register of Historic Places.
“The former Kansas City Club building represents a rare opportunity to own a piece of Kansas City history and to purchase it at a fraction of its replacement cost,” Kerr said in an email...
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 Single-family building permits in the Kansas City area climbed each month this year until July, when they dropped off by 22 percent compared with June.
The 204 permits issued dipped below levels of each of the preceding months through April, according to Home Builders Association of Greater Kansas City figures.
But the news isn’t all bad regarding building permits, which can be an indicator of future building activity.
The July number represented a 13 percent gain compared with a year prior — the third straight month in which single-family permit activity grew compared with the same month of 2010...
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 The Neptune Apartments will survive, and a controversial Country Club Plaza office tower will eye a new site after a Kansas City Council committee hearing Wednesday.
The Kansas City Council’s Planning, Zoning and Economic Development Committee was set to consider overturning a rezoning ordinance concerning Plaza owner Highwoods Properties Inc.’s attempt to replace the Neptune Apartments near 46th Terrace and Broadway with a seven-story office building.
Instead, committee Chairman Ed Ford plans to introduce a resolution from the floor of Thursday’s Kansas City Council meeting that would endorse a building proposal for the so-called Valencia II site near 47th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue behind Valencia Place, where Lockton Cos...
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 Airline passenger traffic continued to rise at Kansas City International Airport in July, increasing 3.2 percent from the same period last year.
KCI has seen year-to-year increases each month since September, except for dips in February and April. The airport (Code: MCI) recorded 992,153 arriving and departing passengers last month, according to the Kansas City Aviation Department.
Boardings alone rose 3.2 percent to 501,782. For the year through July, they’re up 1.7 percent to almost 3 million...
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All 46 units of the new student housing program at Kansas City, Kan., Community College are full, college officials said this afternoon.Students began moving into the complex this week in preparation for fall classes.
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By STAN DUITSMAN, tbonesbaseball.com Jim Fasano connected for a two-run home run off Geivy Garcia (0-1) in the top of the eighth inning to propel the Kansas City T-Bones (41-46) past the Wichita Wingnuts (47-40), 3-2, on Tuesday night in Wichita, KS. Kansas City managed just three hits through the first seven innings and entered the eighth down by one, 2-1. After Garcia induced a groundout to ...
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The American Civil Liberties Union has filed a federal lawsuit challenging a Kansas law that restricts insurance companies from covering most abortions.
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 The Johnson County Sun shut its doors for good on Tuesday.
Lee Sawyer, COO for newspaper owner NPG Newspapers Inc., said Thursday’s issue of the paper would be its last.
“We have not been able to get it to a profitable level,” Sawyer said.
He said that 20 employees were affected by the closing, which would not touch Kansas City Nursing News, a publication that shared offices with the Sun.
Sawyer cited the economy as a factor in the decision to close the paper.
“I just think, in general, the publishing industry has been squeezed, more so in the last five years,” Sawyer said...
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CenturyLink Inc. is getting into the Internet phone business in Missouri.
CenturyLink, a traditional telephone company that bought Overland Park-based Embarq Corp. in 2009, announced Tuesday that it would host Voice-over-Internet Protocol services in Missouri and six other states. For now, the service is limited to some small and large business customers.
The VoIP service, which combines voice and data into a single connection, will be available on a limited basis in CenturyLink’s (NYSE: CTL) Kansas City region service areas, including the counties of Clay, Platte and Jackson, a company spokeswoman said...
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Annie Presley, a prominent Republican political fundraiser and recent Kansas City Council candidate, has joined Bryan Cave LLP’s public policy practice.
The group consults with clients bringing matters before federal, state and local politicians, agencies and departments.
Presley founded Kansas City-based political fundraising firm The McKellar Group Inc. in 1993. The company counted former U.S. Sen. Christopher “Kit” Bond, Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback and former Missouri governor and U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft among its clients...
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 A transmission tower problem at KCTV5 has some football fans worried that the broadcast signal could disappear in the middle of the Friday preseason game between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Baltimore Ravens.
Not to worry, though. The game will be simultaneously broadcast on KCTV5 and KSMO-62 to avoid any potential frustration.
Bobby Totsch, vice president and general manager of KCTV5, said in a release that the KCTV5 broadcast tower is experiencing a transmission problem affecting its signal in several areas of Kansas City for over-the-air viewers...
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 Margaret Lineberry has resigned as executive director of the Missouri Housing Development Commission.
The move comes a week after Missouri Lt. Gov. Peter Kinder sent a letter to Gov. Jay Nixon detailing several lawsuits that had been filed against Lineberry.
In his letter, Kinder said allegations against Lineberry included breach of contract and withholding $43,000 in client fees from her former employer, Kansas City law firm Swanson Midgley LLC. In December, a judge ordered Lineberry to repay the fees, according to court documents...
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 Of all the colleges and universities in Kansas and Missouri, Wichita State University ranked highest for engineering research and development spending.
The university ranked 39th of 378 total schools, according to data from the National Science Foundation’s Survey of Research and Development Expenditures at Universities and Colleges. It spent $54.67 million.
In aggregate, colleges and universities spent about $54.9 billion on research and development in 2009, up from 2008’s expenditures of $51...
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The University of Kansas Medical Center is now a federally designated Alzheimer ’s disease center.The designation by the National Institute on Aging comes with a five-year, $6 million grant for research into the causes and treatment of Alzheimer’s disease.
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Ira Glass spent some time with the Michael Scott of Kansas City. This American Life host Ira Glass spent some time at Worlds of Fun recently talking to Cole Lindbergh, an 11-year employee of the amusement park.
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The Kansas Securities Commission has adopted a new exemption that allows businesses in Kansas to raise as much as $1 million from investors without registering the securities with the state Office of the Securities Commissioner.
The new exemption, called the Invest Kansas Exemption, took effect Friday. It’s intended to help small businesses.
Previously, any security offered to the public had to be registered, and it could cost as much as $25,000 to properly register a $1 million securities offering to the public...
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 H&R Block Inc. CEO Bill Cobb met with three teens from Illinois on Monday as part of an effort to push for the financial health of future generations.
Three graduated seniors from Nequa Valley High School in Naperville, Ill. — Pradyut Paul, Tejas Shekhar and Kenny Joseph — won this year’s H&R Block Dollars and Sense National Challenge. The prize for each: a $10,000 college scholarship and a trip to Kansas City to meet with Cobb and attend meetings at H&R Block.
Dollars and Sense is intended to teach youths how to manage their money before they’re adults, said Kathy Collins, vice president of marketing at H&R Block...
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 CenturyLink Inc. is attempting to quash any rumors that it is looking to buy Sprint Nextel Corp.
Ever since Sprint CEO Dan Hesse told members of Congress in May that the Overland Park-based company (NYSE: S) would be ripe for a takeover if AT&T Inc. (NYSE: T) succeeded in its proposed acquisition of T-Mobile USA, reports have circulated about a likely buyer — with some analysts pointing to acquisition-hungry CenturyLink.
“We’re not even thinking about it right now,” CenturyLink CFO Stewart Ewing told audience members at last week’s Oppenheimer & Co...
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Liberty has landed in seventh place on Money Magazine’s 2011 Best Places to Live list, which considers communities with populations of less than 50,000.
The CNN/Money magazine biennial ranking of small cities considers factors such as income, education scores, crime rates, economic conditions and other quality-of-life criteria.
Liberty made it to the top 10 after ranking 29th in 2009 and 67th in 2007.
Alicia Stephens, executive director of the Liberty Economic Development Corp., said the ranking bodes well for Liberty’s business recruitment efforts...
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Three youths still are recovering from shootings on Kansas City’s Country Club Plaza, and businesses there hope the shopping district’s image recovers quickly, as well.
The shootings happened about 11 p.m. Saturday near 47th and Wyandotte streets, according to reports.
Highwoods Properties Inc. (NYSE: HIW), which owns the Plaza, released a statement wishing the teens full recoveries.
“The safety and security of Plaza visitors and merchants are always our top priorities, and we are proactively working with the police department to help prevent further violence of any kind on the Plaza,” Highwoods said...
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The University of Kansas Medical Center has received national designation as an Alzheimer’s Disease Center. It joins 28 other U.S. research institutions with the designation.
KU Med announced Monday that it had received a five-year, $6 million grant from the National Institutes of Health for the University of Kansas Alzheimer’s Disease Center.
The center’s director, Dr. Russell Swerdlow, said KU was recognized for its research on how exercise and physical activity alter Alzheimer’s disease in patients...
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 Frontier Airlines soon will provide nonstop service to Las Vegas and Houston from Kansas City International Airport.
In a Monday announcement, Frontier said the service — to begin Nov. 1 — will boost it to 18 nonstop destinations out of KCI.
Introductory fares begin at $59 each way between KCI (Code: MCI) and Houston’s Hobby Airport and $89 each way between KCI and Las Vegas' McCarran International Airport. The flights will use 99-seat Embraer 190 aircraft.
In an interview, Daniel Shurz, Frontier’s vice president of strategy and planning, said the company is looking to take advantage of a lack of low-cost nonstop flights into Hobby, which he said is more convenient for some travelers than flying to the larger George Bush Intercontinental Airport on the north side of the metro...
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 The Elms Resort & Spa in Excelsior Springs will close for an extensive renovation on Nov. 1. It's expected to reopen in April.
The historic hotel, known as having been an election-day getaway for President Harry Truman, sold to Widewaters Group Inc. of Syracuse, N.Y., earlier this year.
“The Elms is a historic and important property in Excelsior Springs,” Robert Arigo, Widewaters Hotels chief operating officer, said in a release. “We are thrilled to provide the Grand Dame with a much-needed makeover and to reopen its doors just in time for the 100th anniversary...
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 Here’s a slice of positive economic news: Average fuel prices in the Kansas City area have dropped by more than a dime a gallon during the past week.
According to KCGasPrices.com, local gas prices on Sunday averaged $3.41 a gallon, down 10.1 cents from a week prior.
For comparison, average U.S. gas prices were down 4.7 cents a gallon to $3.60.
However, Kansas City-area gas prices still were 80.4 cents a gallon higher than a year ago. Nationally, prices were 85.4 cents a gallon higher than a year ago...
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Since former Moaning Lisa frontman David George returned to the Kansas City area over a year ago, he's released a new album, Love/Life , and played a series of well-received solo gigs and full-band appearances.
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The former mayor of Kansas City, Kan., will be teaching courses at Donnelly College beginning this month.
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A Cape Girardeau woman’s idea for a portable camping chair came out ahead of a “Seed-r-ator” lawn tool, “Shammerrific” cleaning aid and other creations in an international invention contest in Kansas City.
The Inventors Club of Kansas City’s sixth annual contest attracted nearly 200 submissions from across the United States and from Canada, India, Sweden and the United Kingdom.
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