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Meta Picks Kansas City For $800M Hyperscale Data Center

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Met's nearly 1 million-square-foot data center in the Kansas City region will be supplied by 100% renewable energy, support 100 jobs.

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Three Companies Expanding, Investing $4.9M In Kansas City, MO

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Homebase, Simplifyy and Mark II Transfer Station are expected to bring a total of 388 new jobs to the Kansas City, MO region. In Kansas City, MO at BusinessFacilities.com. Read: Three Companies Expanding, Investing $4.9M

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Kansas City International Airport’s new terminal breaks ground

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Kansas City International Airport’s new 1 million-sf terminal has broken ground. The project, which is designed by SOM, will set a new standard for inclusivity and accessibility.

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Aviation Maintenance Provider Plans To Create More Than 500 New Jobs In Kansas City

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Everett, WA-based Aviation Technical Services (ATS) announced the company plans to open a new facility at the KCI Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul Base at Kansas City International Airport in Kansas City, MO. Additionally, Kansas City will provide ATS with new competitive advantages and opportunities for future expansion.

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Vote Will Determine Fates of Kansas City Pro Sports Stadiums

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The fate of Arrowhead and Kauffman Stadiums in Kansas City, Mo., is in the hands of voters who will decide April 2 whether they approve of a sales tax extension to pay for renovating and building new stadiums.

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Kansas City airport terminal costs approach $2B

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The price tag has almost doubled from estimates during the bidding phase, which the development team attributes to airline design changes like adding gates and airplane parking spaces.

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Kansas City is first in nation to offer free public transportation

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Kansas City, Missouri, will make bus rides free next year, becoming the first major metropolis in the U.S. City officials hope that the expense—roughly $9 million annually—will recoup at least that much through a more vibrant economy. to provide no-fare public transit.