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  • Kansas News
    • "25x'25" seeks U.S. energy solutions
    • $30K designated for agritourism scholarships
    • 1&1 Internet to open data center in Lenexa
    • 13 indicted in scheme to defraud Health Midwest
    • 13th and Baltimore closes for Power & Light work
    • 13th Street grocery store grand opening July 26
    • 54 acres in Park City up for auction
    • 747 Large cargo freighter makes first flight
    • ?A great day for Saturn?
    • Abengoa planning second Colwich plant
    • Abode Home to close in downtown Wichita
    • Ad agency heads to Crossroads District
    • Ad firm moves, adds employees
    • After-tax charge shrinks Textron Q2 profit
    • Agency fines ex-OP investment adviser
    • Agency OKs $30M in bonds for Folger expansion
    • Agency picks Grantham for e-training
    • Agency sues KC company for racial harassment
    • Agency wants KCBT to add staff, step up data security
    • Agency: KCP&L must turn over documents on power plant
    • AIPC sells Wisconsin plant
    • Air Guard ready for Intelligence Center ribbon cutting
    • Air Midwest will add regional flights
    • Airborne laser passes firing test
    • Airborne Laser tracks, targets simulated missile
    • Airbus adds $10B in orders at Farnborough
    • Airbus announces redesigned A350
    • Airbus logs first A350 XWB order
    • Airbus orders nose dive in first half
    • Airbus shuffles A380 leadership
    • Airport terminal costs grow to 'worst-case' $211M
    • AirTran reduces service to Dallas
    • AirTran reports record traffic
    • AirTran Wichita-to-Orlando service begins
    • Alaska Air buying 5 MD-80s
    • Allegiant adds Saturday flight to Las Vegas
    • Alternative Energy agrees to buy Alabama company
    • Alternative Energy taps ex-Butler chairman
    • Alternative Energy will build ethanol plant in Iowa
    • Alternative Energy will build Illinois ethanol plant
    • AMC Entertainment will add more IMAX-equipped auditoriums
    • AMC will offer value menu
    • AMC's loss increases on flat revenue
    • America Identity names new COO
    • American Century adds service for retirement spending
    • American Century lowers minimum for two funds
    • American Century names chief compliance officer
    • American Century names new fund leaders
    • American Century will buy two funds
    • American Ingredients will leave KC for Lenexa
    • American Royal BBQ fills PDQ
    • American Royal raises $1.4M for youth education
    • American Sterling buys mortgage business
    • American's KCI overhaul base lands contract
    • Amnesty program boosts streamlined sales tax project
    • Analyst: Applebee's could see continued lower traffic
    • Analysts: Terrorism plot should not impact aircraft orders
    • Anheuser-Busch InBev sells businesses in Ireland, Scotland
    • Appeals court reverses Westar rate increase
    • Applebee's earnings fall but beat analysts' estimate
    • Applebee's names Goebel as CEO
    • Applebee's reports second-quarter earnings
    • Applebee's set to break ground on new HQ
    • Applebee's sets compensation for Goebel, Hill
    • Aptuit will buy Lenexa pharmaceutical unit
    • Aquila accepts for purchase $350 million in debt securities
    • Aquila CFO will leave for Atlanta company
    • Aquila completes sales of utility, Everest
    • Aquila earnings conference call Thursday
    • Aquila makes deposit in urban core fund
    • Aquila pays $218M to shed power agreement
    • Aquila pays $350M in debt
    • Aquila reports $155 million net loss
    • Aquila reports $155 million net loss
    • Aquila reports $155M net loss
    • Aquila seeks $94.5M rate increase for KC area
    • Aquila seeks higher rates in St. Joseph area
    • Aquila utility sale will proceed but for $5.5M less
    • Aquila will buy Aries plant for $158.5M
    • Aramark merger 'transparent' in Wichita
    • Architect wants to remain parked in Crossroads
    • Area business owner pleads guilty to Medicare fraud
    • Area businessmen score purchase of MLS Wizards
    • Area businessmen score purchase of Wizards
    • Area grocery owners, livestock dealer charged with fraud
    • Area group earmarks $193,000 in nursing grants
    • Area house sales increase in June
    • Area house sales rise from July, fall from 2005
    • Area mergers increase in number, decrease in value
    • Area unemployment increases in June
    • Area unemployment rate improves
    • Area workers earn average of $20.09 an hour
    • Arts center construction set to start in December
    • Ashcroft, Sessions join Digital Ally board
    • Asia leads projected demand for jetliners
    • Assurant Employee Benefits seeks voluntary separations; layoffs may follow
    • AT&T, Verizon spent to upgrade in Kansas
    • Atlas Air orders a dozen 747 freighters
    • ATM count boosts Euronet's earnings
    • Attorney gets 3 years for embezzling from church
    • Auctioneer wants $13M for ex-Farmland HQ
    • Audit: KC's financial, HR management systems fall short
    • August seminar to focus on workplace wellness
    • Austin next stop for Kansas WB general manager
    • Auto auction company will move to KC
    • Avcorp Business Systems changes name to Lineage
    • Aviall now part of Boeing Commercial Aviation
    • Aviators boycott APFL championship game
    • Avis, Budget will offer Garmin units in rentals
    • Baalmann wins 2006 WIBA scholarship
    • Bair sworn in as 19th FDIC head
    • Bang & Olufsen store will open in Kansas City?s Crossroads Arts District
    • Bank Midwest will move HQ to Town Pavilion
    • Bank of Blue Valley owner's income doubles
    • Bank VI opens online mortage unit in Lenexa
    • Barkley Evergreen changes name, logo
    • Barkley promotes PR head to executive VP
    • Barnes wants rental housing administrator
    • BATS gets another investor
    • BATS gets third Wall Street investor
    • BATS sells minority stake to Lehman Bros.
    • BATS sells minority state to Lehman Bros.
    • Bayer will cut jobs at Stilwell plant
    • Belton manufacturer hires new president
    • Berkowitz Oliver will leave Plaza for Crown Center
    • Bernstein-Rein loses Wal-Mart account
    • Bernstein-Rein starts new Wal-Mart campaign
    • BG Products hires former Newman president
    • BG Products wins state award
    • BG Service Solutions buys Minnesota company
    • Bidder remains interest in bringing NHL team to KC
    • Bidder remains interested in bringing NHL team to KC
    • Big Interstate Bakeries investor divests entire stake
    • Bio authority signs off on $2.4M in investments
    • Bioethics group names chair after Rosemary Flanigan
    • Biopharmaceutical company to open Kansas plant
    • Bioscience agency approves $2.4M for investments
    • Black & Veatch wins nuclear plant prep contract
    • Black & Veatch, N.J. firm win $1.4B Afghanistan contract
    • Block expects to take $61.3M charge
    • Block moves 800 into new HQ
    • Block moves half its staff into new HQ
    • Block releases first-quarter earnings
    • Block sets annual meeting for Sept. 7
    • Block stock drops on news of $61.3M charge
    • Block will offer bank accounts
    • Blue Cross' Medicare unit gains ISO certification
    • Blue Springs doctor pleads guilty to fraud
    • Blue Springs names new community development director
    • Blunt gets nominees to fill Jackson County vacancy
    • Blunt leaves Blackwell for Lathrop
    • Blunt OKs $582,000 in tax credits for area groups
    • Blunt signs eminent domain bill into law
    • Blunt signs medical malpractice bill
    • Blunt signs regional transit bill
    • Blunt wants new nominees for Sports Authority
    • Board of Regents study shows lack of university support
    • Board OKs TMNG's stock buyback
    • Boeing 2006 deliveries up 26 percent
    • Boeing Commercial Airplanes President Carson retiring
    • Boeing delivers 100 jets in Q3
    • Boeing forecasts strengthening air cargo market
    • Boeing lands $700M Air Sahara order
    • Boeing opens Farnborough announcing 32 orders
    • Boeing postpones layoff notices
    • Boeing pulling plug on Connexion service
    • Boeing reports $160M Q2 net loss
    • Boeing takes early lead in Farnborough battle for orders
    • Boeing taking up to $1.15B Q2 charges
    • Boeing tells suppliers C-17 line may end in 2009
    • Boeing Wichita sends out second round of WARN notices
    • Boeing Wichita wins $7.5 million B-52 contract
    • Bombardier, machinists continue contract talks
    • Bott Radio adds station in Kansas
    • Bozell launches specialty group
    • Brad Paisley to open Intrust Bank Arena
    • Brazilian airline orders 37 Airbus jets
    • British airline orders half-dozen Dreamliners
    • Broadview to close for $20M renovation
    • Brooke Credit loan portfolio grows
    • Brooke gets $80M credit line
    • Brooke opens lid on funeral home loans
    • Brooke will sell $20M in preferred stock
    • Brooke's earnings, revenue rise
    • Browne?s Irish Market & Deli marks 122nd year
    • Browsersoft picked for San Antonio health records exchange
    • Burns & McDonnell will oversee stadium renovations
    • Burns & McDonnell wins $9.8M Army contract
    • Burns & McDonnell wins contract for biodiesel plant
    • Burns & McDonnell wins piece of wastewater project
    • Business conditions improve in Missouri, slow in Kansas
    • Business conditions index down in Kansas
    • Business jet orders up, Bombardier profit down
    • Business Journal names finalists for Best Places award
    • Business leaders discuss how to keep Wranglers
    • Butler Community College selling Andover land
    • Butler Foundation names directors
    • Butler National's profit, sales fall
    • California company will put distribution center in KCK
    • Canadian firm plans local call center, 375 jobs
    • Cancer claims WSU's Fred Sudermann
    • Cargill could invest $180M in KC plant, add 125 jobs
    • Cargill grants benefit Wichita's Big Brothers Big Sisters
    • Cargill, others in talks to build $40M biodiesel plant in KC
    • Cargill, others will build $40M biodiesel plant in KC
    • Cargo plane converter will be based in KC
    • Carondelet stakes out location for new hospital
    • Casinos' revenue rises on flat customer count
    • Casinos' revenue, customers decrease
    • Casinos' revenue, customers increase
    • Cathay growing cargo fleet with Boeing order
    • Catholic Charities gets senior employment grant
    • CBIZ adds technology consulting
    • CCSB posts loss on lower interest income
    • CEDBR study forecasts IT growth
    • Census bureau says Kansas growing slower than U.S.
    • Census figures put Wichita at No. 85
    • Census: Income falls in Kansas
    • Census: Incomes fall in Kansas, Missouri
    • Census: KC is 27th largest metro area
    • Census: KC is 27th-largest metro area
    • Census: OP has highest area median home price
    • Centurions announces 2008 class
    • Ceremonial FairFares bill signing Monday in Wichita
    • CERI: Shawnee Mission school taxes lowest in area
    • Cerner posts higher earnings, revenue on record bookings
    • Cerner reports second-quarter earnings
    • Cerner wins another subcontract in U.K. project
    • Cessna completes buyout of CitationAir
    • Cessna holding career fair
    • Cessna introducing new business jet at NBAA
    • Cessna issues 700 layoff notices
    • Cessna opens Mexico wire bundle factory
    • Cessna promotes Paolucci to lead customer support
    • Cessna unveils proof-of-concept light sport aircraft
    • Ceva Santé Animale will build $15M Lenexa plant, create 80 jobs
    • Charges related to purchase drop Epiq earnings
    • Chick-fil-A plans first area stand-alone stores
    • Chick-fil-A plans first area stand-alone stores
    • Children's Mercy names new head of pediatric research
    • Children's Mercy unit wins part of Kansas care contract
    • ChinaBAR will join entertainment district
    • Chisholm Creek withdraws lottery application
    • Christian radio station operator plans move to Wichita
    • Chuckwagon Jamboree rides in
    • Church of the Nazarene puts HQ up for sale
    • Cincinnati company absorbs Checkdate
    • Citation Mustang earns FAA type certification
    • City caught by surprise on possible Wranglers move
    • City considering $1 million contribution to AirTran deal
    • City Council approves WaterWalk funding
    • City Council pledges support to Wranglers
    • City of Wichita outsources utility mailings
    • City rides valuation growth into 2007 budget
    • City to step away from Wichita State football
    • Clear Channel's Harlow moving to Raleigh
    • Clearwire, Sprint, Time Warner Cable launch 4G in Kansas City
    • CobraGuard will serve Detroit chamber
    • Coleman hires former sporting goods exec
    • Coleman names new sales vice president
    • Colgate-Palmolive set to close KCK plant
    • Colliers: KC industrial vacancies improve
    • Colliers: KC office vacancies improve, still lag national average
    • Colliers: KC-area apartment rents, occupancy rise
    • Commerce completes $80.9M purchase of Illinois company
    • Commerce completes purchase of Boone assets
    • Commerce earnings rise
    • Committee endorses Crossroads parking plan
    • Committee will consider Crossroads parking
    • Community college offer manufacturing program
    • Community college offers manufacturing program
    • Compass expands rock salt production
    • Compass sales increase in second quarter
    • Concorde Career Colleges will sell to NY firm
    • Concorde completes $114.5M sale
    • Concorde schedules vote on sale
    • Conference Board: Kansas City-area?s online job ads increase
    • Conference Board: Online jobs up 169,000 in August
    • Congress takes step toward $32M for NBAF
    • Consultant: KC area leads the pack in animal health
    • Consumer expectations down in August
    • Cordish sets time limit on Power & Light hotel
    • Cordish sets time limit on Power & Light hotel/condos
    • Cordish starts Power & Light construction
    • Cornejo & Sons makes national Top 500 ranking
    • Costs trim Concorde's earnings, but revenue rises
    • Council approves Home Depot zoning request
    • Council votes to create TIF district for new development
    • County approves 2.5-mill tax hike
    • County buys Dancers building for arena project
    • County buys fifth arena lot
    • County considering contract on Dancers building
    • County fire district conducting insurance workshop
    • County has plan in place for premium arena seating
    • County issues RFP for arena financial outlook
    • County puts interim gun-application process in place
    • County ready to hire arena management consultant
    • County sends out eminent domain notices
    • County to adopt 2007 budget
    • Court rules for Sprint Nextel affiliate
    • Court rules for Sprint Nextel in affiliate dispute
    • Coventry picks new CEO
    • Craig Allen's expands business concept
    • Credit card debt down in September
    • Cricket will start wireless service in KC area
    • Crown III Realty gets new owner
    • CVS/pharmacy saves downtown store from ax
    • Dallas firm agrees to buy Lone Star Steakhouse
    • Data shows Wichita ranks low when it comes to wealth
    • Decision on new Wal-Mart rezoning delayed
    • Defense bill adds funding for Boeing C-17
    • Defense bill contains $14.8B in programs with Kansas impact
    • Delays reported at airport security checkpoints
    • Delays, lines ease at KCI
    • Dell recalls computer batteries
    • Delta, Comair trail pack for 1Q operating margin
    • Department of commerce honors 38 businesses
    • Department of commerce honors older workers
    • Derby City Council updates development plan
    • Derby hotel plan on hold
    • Derby native named deputy director by KU Cancer Center
    • Developer named to fill 18th & Vine retail space
    • Developer planning hotel in Derby
    • Developer plans condos near KCI
    • Developer to convert KC apartments to condos
    • DFA sells dairy stake to settle antitrust suit
    • Digital Ally gets $3M order from Turkish police
    • Digital Ally reports revenue, deeper loss
    • Dillard's plans store in Zona Rosa
    • Dillons announces new store concept for Wichita
    • Dillons, YMCA to anchor new Andover development
    • Diversified expands in Wichita
    • Dividend delivers $8M hit to DST
    • Dividend will deliver $8M hit to DST
    • DOT fines Delta, AirTran for false advertising
    • Downtown airport runway reopens
    • Downtown arena's exterior approved
    • Downtown Council of Kansas City will discuss boosting housing growth
    • Downtown Osco will close
    • Downtown street will close for Music Hall project
    • Downtown street will close Monday
    • DST completes purchase of Pennsylvania company
    • DST completes purchase of Pennsylvania company
    • DST earnings, revenue decrease
    • DST will buy Pennsylvania company
    • Ebert to lead North Carolina chamber
    • ECI wins $12.4M Army contract
    • Eco-devo consultant urges funding, sites for Wichita
    • EDC announces biotech incubator
    • EDC will call to keep businesses
    • EDC will call to keep businesses
    • EDC will call to keep businesses
    • Edelstein: Deal not done
    • El Dorado woman charged with counterfeiting
    • Elecsys opens HQ, plant in Olathe
    • Elecsys profit, sales rise
    • Ellerbe Becket wins design contract for New Jersey Nets arena
    • Embarq earnings down on separation costs
    • Embarq files suit against AT&T
    • Embry-Riddle orders 29 Cessna Skyhawks
    • Entercom finishes $12M rehab of new offices
    • Enterprise Bank parent says earnings are up
    • Enterprise completes NorthStar purchase
    • Enterprise will move, enlarge Plaza branch
    • Entertainment district bonds get A2 credit rating
    • Entertainment Properties reports second-quarter earnings
    • Entertainment Properties' earnings, revenue rise
    • Entertainment Properties' earnings, revenue rise
    • Epiq reports second-quarter earnings
    • Equity firm boosts stake in American Italian Pasta
    • Ethanex forms alliance with German governments
    • Ethanex will build Illinois plant
    • Euronet expands ATM deal with Indian bank
    • Euronet stock plummets despite higher earnings
    • Euronet stock plummets despite higher earnings
    • Euronet, YRC make fastest-growing list
    • Everest starts new interactive services
    • Ex-Barkley Evergreen exec starts marketing firm
    • Ex-Barkley Evergreen exec starts marketing firm
    • Ex-Independence company employee pleads guilty to fraud
    • Exploration Place development director to retire
    • Fahnestock named state tech ed chairman
    • Farmland Foods extends Capgemini's IT contract
    • Farmland's parent posts lower earnings, sales
    • FDIC: KC-area jobs increase 1.8 percent
    • Fed's June manufacturing survey mixed bag
    • Federal employee fund-raiser sets $2.9M goal
    • FedEx gets $1.6M in tax credits for KC expansion
    • FedEx Kinko's will add 200 stores next year
    • Feds will meet about nuclear agency at Bannister complex
    • FEMA gives $1.6M for Kansas flood maps
    • Ferrellgas buys Calif. company
    • Ferrellgas buys California company
    • Ferrellgas profit dips, sales drop
    • Fewer passengers use Mid-Continent in June
    • Finance board OK's Blunt's MOHELA plan
    • Firm will study KC's downtown hotel market
    • First Mork BBBS scholarship awarded
    • First Saturn Aura rolls off Fairfax line
    • FishNet completes acquisition on East Coast
    • Fitch, S&P rate KC bonds for entertainment district
    • Five charged in forced-labor case
    • Five indicted in forced-labor case
    • Flight Festival organizers choose Blues Traveler
    • Florida firm buys up more of pasta-maker
    • Florida man gets three years in Lipitor case
    • Florida man pleads guilty in Lipitor case
    • Food distributor moves to West Street location
    • Ford announces further cuts
    • Ford announces further cuts; effect on Claycomo unclear
    • Ford financing unit will cut jobs in OP
    • Ford halves dividend, directors' compensation
    • Ford will cut production
    • Forecast: KC-area economic growth is slowing
    • Forgeard out as EADS Co-CEO
    • Former F5 editor plans competing paper
    • Former Farmland HQ is on auction block
    • Former Wichitan announces retirement as PepsiCo chairman
    • Founder's son ticks off 60 years with company
    • Four charged with defrauding AWG
    • Fraud suit against AIPC moves ahead
    • Freedom Bank set to open
    • Freightquote.com announces CFO
    • Friends University receives $2 million gift
    • Frist, investors to buy Wesley parent HCA
    • Frontier files to add KC-Mexico flight
    • Frontier will fly from KC to two Mexican cities
    • Frontier will move at KCI
    • FYE to sell Rolling Stones tickets
    • Garmin CEO shares ?shareholders? disappointment? in 2008 stock performance
    • Garmin files another patent suit against rival
    • Garmin reports higher earnings, revenue
    • Garmin reveals navigation device for motorcycles
    • Garmin shareholders OK 2-for-1 split
    • Garmin shares fall after analyst's 'sell' rating
    • Garmin to sell nuvifone in Asia
    • Garmin will buy facility for European HQ
    • Garmin will offer new plane navigation system
    • Garmin will open retail store in Chicago
    • Garmin will sell nuvifone in Asia, plans U.S. launch later this year
    • Garmin will upgrade nuvi device
    • Gas prices continue downward trend
    • Gates Foundation gives $5.2M for area schools
    • GEAR for Sports founder hangs it up
    • Genmar warranties still good
    • Gov. Sebelius tours minority businesses
    • Government could appeal WyCo casino ruling
    • Governor appoints 2 to employee relations board
    • Governor meets with Wichita business leaders
    • Governors unite as tanker proposal draws near
    • Grant will help Saint Luke's study Cerner data
    • Gray on Wranglers: 'It's been decided'
    • Great Plains Energy reports second-quarter earnings
    • Great Plains Energy's earnings, revenue rise
    • Great Plains lets $700M contract for Iatan
    • Great Southern Bank will open Lee's Summit branch
    • Greater KC chamber endorses JoCo soccer plan
    • Grocery chain owner pleads guilty to selling misbranded drugs
    • Group completes purchase of Cedar Creek
    • Group honors local federal trade official
    • Group in bid to buy soccer team from former Wichitan
    • Group will host business aviation forum
    • GSA head, KC officials talk options for Bannister complex
    • GSA pegs Aug. 28 to announce relocation
    • Gullion gets 12 months for embezzlement
    • Gullion gets 24 months for embezzlement
    • Gullion gets two years for embezzlement
    • GWEDC reports 1,400 jobs during first half of 2006
    • H&R Block hires Woram as general counsel
    • Hallmark pays $8M for Paramount Cards assets
    • Hallmark picks new board member
    • Handmark rings up Motorola investment
    • Hanna receives national award
    • Harley-Davidson tells Kansas City it won?t get second plant
    • Harrington Bank opens third JoCo branch
    • Harvard professor wins Kauffman prize
    • Harvard scientist will lead heart institute
    • Harvey County passes sales tax increase
    • Hatt named president of Consolidated Holdings Group
    • Haysville gets county's highest fire protection rating
    • HCA agrees to $33B buyout
    • Health foundations will get $50M
    • Health group holds first public meeting
    • HealthSouth drops appeal for Northland hospital
    • Heartland Golf will buy Hillcrest Country Club
    • Helzberg unveils 11th HEMP class
    • Hesse gets $1M base salary
    • Hesse: Other cities covet Embarq
    • Hickman Mills Clinic joins Encompass physician group
    • Highwoods rejects buyout offer
    • Hilti moves regional HQ to Downtown
    • Hilti will move regional HQ to Downtown
    • Hispanic nonprofit names new officers, directors
    • HNTB, others will pay $24M for Boston center design flaws
    • Home Bank & Trust to open new Wichita location
    • Honda creates business jet division
    • Honeywell gets extension, will move KC plant
    • Honeywell will run KC plant through 2010
    • Hotel at Sports Complex will get $40M makeover
    • Hotel will reopen near KCI as a Sheraton
    • Houston firm buys CST Industries
    • IBC looks for permanent CEO, asks for extensions
    • IBC shareholder submits slate for board
    • ICM designing Rice County ethanol plant
    • ICM hired to design, build Iowa ethanol plant
    • ICOP posts further loss on higher revenue
    • Imation will close area distribution center
    • Independence eco-devo leader takes JoCo job
    • Independence man pleads guilty to conspiracy
    • Independence plant gets $6.5M ammo order
    • Index: Kansas economy keeps expanding
    • Index: Missouri, Kansas economies keep expanding
    • Index: Missouri, Kansas economies keep expanding
    • Index: Missouri, Kansas economies slow
    • Indian agency, Justice Department could appeal WyCo casino ruling
    • Indian airline orders 10 Boeing 737s
    • Inergy buys three companies
    • Inergy forecasts 2007 earnings
    • Inergy gets federal OK for storage expansion
    • Inergy loss deepens on higher revenue
    • Inergy shifts share offering
    • Inergy will buy pipeline, storage for $66M
    • Insurance department gets new name, scope
    • Interest costs dent Capitol Federal's earnings
    • Interstate Bakeries loss deepens, revenue falls
    • Interstate Bakeries reports $4M loss for June
    • Interstate posts profit, higher revenue
    • Interstate posts results for five-week period
    • Investments boost KC Life's second quarter
    • Investor pushes for action on Interstate Bakeries CEO search
    • Invista announces nylon yarns plant in Shanghai
    • Iowa company buys Abacus Fixture
    • IRS offers deductions for new vehicle purchases
    • It's official: Springdale approves stadium vote
    • Jabara Family Foundation changes name
    • Jackson County Circuit Court offers voluntary buyouts
    • Jackson County completes bond sale for Sports Complex
    • Jackson County delays discussion of season-ticket fee for stadium maintenance
    • Jackson County looks at season-ticket fee for stadium maintenance
    • JCCC gets grant to examine bioscience training
    • JoCo consumer confidence picks up
    • JoCo consumer confidence rises
    • JoCo consumers lose confidence in August
    • JoCo Emergency Med pays back wages
    • JoCo has area's highest average weekly wage
    • JoCo has top weekly wage in area
    • JoCo judge election issue misses November ballot
    • John Knox forms parent company, buys management firm
    • Judge OKs $39M settlement by Block, bank
    • Judge OKs $5.5M Sprint Nextel age discrimination settlement
    • Jury convicts business owner in Medicare fraud scheme
    • K-State gets $183,000 gift from alum
    • K-State to be part of Olathe bioscience campus
    • K-State will be part of Olathe bioscience campus
    • KAKE Adds Saturday Morning Newscast
    • KAKE adds Saturday-morning newscast
    • KAKE, KNSS, KEYN become partners
    • Kansas Bioscience Authority names CEO
    • Kansas Chamber CEO will leave for North Carolina job
    • Kansas City gives EDC a 14 percent raise
    • Kansas City lawyer Wolf joins Kansas Technology Enterprise Corp. board
    • Kansas City Royals extend GM Moore?s contract through 2014
    • Kansas Cosmosphere to partner with Oregon museum
    • Kansas Department of Transportation applies for rail stimulus
    • Kansas doctor tests brain retraining for nearsightedness
    • Kansas employment grows for third year in a row
    • Kansas Gov. Parkinson picks Jordan Wooden as press secretary
    • Kansas group buys Newton outlet mall
    • Kansas Lottery reports record sales
    • Kansas Lottery sets sales record
    • Kansas No. 21 on Forbes Best States for Business list
    • Kansas outpaces region in economic conditions
    • Kansas side's unemployment rises
    • Kansas Speedway draws 2007 NASCAR race
    • Kansas State University receives $12M for zoonotic and animal disease research
    • Kansas Supreme Court upholds Hutch gas award
    • Kansas Supreme Court upholds school-funding plan
    • Kansas suspends investment adviser's license
    • Kansas Technology Enterprise Corp. names Carr as interim CEO
    • Kansas unemployment rises for month, falls from 2005
    • Kansas unemployment rises in July
    • Kansas unemployment up in July
    • Kansas universities rated 'best buys'
    • Kansas Women's Business Center gets Kauffman grant
    • Kauffman gives $1.75M to zoo, art institute
    • Kauffman gives technology group $500,000 grant
    • Kauffman pledges $35M for entrepreneurship
    • Kauffman, others open New Orleans office
    • Kaye sentenced for securities fraud convictions
    • KC agency will consider tax abatement in Crossroads
    • KC among finalists for international award
    • KC Aviation Department names deputy director
    • KC bar association releases evaluation of judges
    • KC benefits firm wins university contract
    • KC benefits firm wins university contract
    • KC Board of Trade exceeds 2005 trading volume
    • KC Board of Trade sets volume records
    • KC business owners indicted for fraud
    • KC chamber sends delegation to Europe
    • KC completes financing of entertainment district
    • KC consultant will publish tennis tabloid
    • KC consulting engineer wins GSA contract
    • KC Council OKs $1.3M contract for Sprint Center art
    • KC couple indicted for fraud in mortgage scheme
    • KC district gets $250,000 technology award
    • KC Fed district manufacturing increases
    • KC Fed district manufacturing slows
    • KC Fed: Manufacturing slows in September
    • KC fills controller, revenue manager jobs
    • KC gives Abdiana tax abatement on two projects
    • KC groups will promote KCI in Canada
    • KC high-rise comes off the market
    • KC Irish Fest jigs into action Friday
    • KC lawyer's suspension extended to state courts
    • KC man gets probation for insurance fraud
    • KC Port Authority director resigns
    • KC produce company wins $32.6M military contract
    • KC releases minority-, women-owned contract stats
    • KC Rep posts record revenue
    • KC Rep's Altman will bow out next year
    • KC shows well in entrpreneur awards
    • KC Southern beats analysts' estimate
    • KC submits winning bid for ex-Farmland HQ
    • KC tax preparer pleads guilty to fraud
    • KC unit boosts Assurant's earnings
    • KC will get NCAA games in 2009 and 2010
    • KC's largest law firm will close OP office
    • KC, J.E. Dunn finalize HQ terms
    • KC-area consumer prices rise
    • KC-area home sales fall, but prices rise
    • KC-area properties join National Register of Historic Places
    • KC-area unemployment improves in April
    • KC-area unemployment shows little change
    • KC-based insurance group names new CFO
    • KCBT sets all-time volume record
    • KCBT sets volume records for July
    • KCI exceeds 1M passengers in June
    • KCI offers free Wi-Fi
    • KCI passenger count rises
    • KCI sees delays, increased security
    • KCK chamber names small business finalists
    • KCK woman pleads guilty in grocery fraud case
    • KCP&L will buy $60M generator for Iatan 2
    • KCP&L's Kansas wind farm is up and running
    • KCP&L's proposed $29M rate increase gains initial OK
    • KCTV personality pleads guilty in grocery fraud case
    • KDHE plans drop-out prevention seminars
    • KDOL rolls out podcasts for unemployed
    • KDOT closing ramps for pavement marking
    • KDOT closing Wichita off ramps Thursday
    • KDOT closing Wichita off ramps tonight
    • KDOT closing Wichita off ramps Wednesday
    • KDOT releases low September bids
    • KDOT submits applications for rail funding
    • KDOT Wichita projects continue this week
    • Ken-A-Vision buys Utah firm's camera business
    • Kennedy and Coe wins national award
    • Key UMKC researcher will join KU
    • King Hershey's Chairman Richard King dies
    • Kingman County joins GWEDC
    • Kline pays Lathrop $355,000 for school finance suit
    • KLM exec: Northwest, Delta could merge
    • Kluge steps down at WATC
    • Knight Ridder shareholders approve $4.5 billion sale
    • Kobe Steak house expands in St. Louis
    • Koch establishes trading company in Geneva
    • Koch finds his way to Forbes top 400
    • Koch Nitrogen subsidiary buys Canada firm
    • Koch Nitrogen subsidiary finalizes Canadian acquisition
    • Kozoru hires KC investment banker
    • KTEC Invests $676,700 in Kansas companies
    • KTEC names new chief strategy officer
    • KTEC names PIPELINE president
    • KTEC picks 10 for entrepreneur program
    • KU bioscience program names new leader
    • KU cancer center names deputy director
    • KU gets $300,000 grant to study 'green' solvents
    • KU gets NASA grant
    • KU Hospital buys Wyandotte Occupational Health
    • KU Med Center leaders answer questions about affiliation
    • KU Med gets $10M for liver research
    • KU Med gets $1M grant for kidney research
    • KU Med lands $21M NIH grant
    • KU med school gets grants to study spinal cord injuries
    • KU official named to Council on Foreign Relations
    • KU School of Medicine gets $2M grant for geriatrics
    • KU, Children's Mercy collaborate on childhood obesity center
    • KWCH Channel 12 sold for $73 million
    • Labor Department will move office to 2 Pershing Square
    • Labor Department will move office to 2 Pershing Square
    • Laid-off workers find jobs quicker
    • Larksfield plans to build $15M assisted living complex
    • Latino store owner will be deported
    • Lauer: Expect slow turnaround on subscriber numbers
    • Lawyer pleads guilty to failure to pay income taxes
    • Layne agrees to buy sewer rehab unit
    • Layne buys Ohio company
    • Layne plans Chilean joint venture
    • Layne plans joint venture in Chile
    • Layne posts record earnings, revenue
    • Layne unit wins $47.9M water contract
    • Layoffs decrease in Missouri, unchanged in Kansas
    • Layoffs increase in Kansas
    • Layoffs increase in Missouri, Kansas
    • Leadership change for Mooney Airplane Co.
    • Leawood equity fund buys pizza-maker
    • Lee's Summit business owners indicted for false tax returns
    • Lee's Summit carrier wins federal dental contract
    • Lee's Summit mayor fights for City Walk
    • Legends announces more tenants
    • Legislative committee to tour WSU buildings
    • Lenders ease YRC Worldwide?s liquidity requirement
    • LendingTools.com moves Wichita office
    • Liberty Hospital awards $10M contract to Florida firm
    • Liberty Memorial gets National Historic Landmark status
    • Liberty Savings changes name to BankLiberty
    • Liberty Savings completes community offering
    • LMI Aerospace lands $170M Gulfstream contract
    • Local dentist to expand practice
    • Local gas prices dip again
    • Local Habitat leader takes job with children's group
    • Local Realtor makes push to recruit agents
    • Local retirement community to test blind reader
    • Lockton founder's son named as president of insurance division
    • Lockton will buy London firm for $170M
    • Lockton will buy London unit for $170M
    • Loews merger cuts AMC's loss
    • Lone Star CEO to get more than $80 million
    • Lone Star CEO to get more than $80M
    • Lowe?s raises dividend 22%
    • Lower hog prices cleave Premium Standard's sales
    • M&A activity increases in 2006
    • Machinists reach tentative contract with Bombardier
    • Machinists Union votes to strike against Bombardier
    • Maguire Properties widens net loss in 1Q
    • Main Street community improvement district in works
    • Maine company will renovate KC apartments
    • Manufacturing rises, expectations fall in KC Fed district
    • Martinez returns to Bryan Cave
    • Mass layoffs fall in Kansas
    • Mass layoffs rise in Missouri, fall in Kansas
    • McCaskill, others want more transparency in health care reform debate
    • McCoy resigns as Aviators' GM
    • McCurdy takes third at state bid call contest
    • McSpadden named KBA chairman-elect
    • Medi-Flex hires industry vet for sale post
    • Medi-Flex will change name to Enturia
    • Medicaid provider change won't stop e-records program
    • Mediware CFO resigns
    • Mediware posts lower earnings on record revenue
    • Mediware sues San Francisco rival
    • Meeting set to discuss I-235 corridor
    • Merger of Emprise Bank, Prairie State Bank holding companies complete
    • Merriam architecture firm changes name
    • Merrill Lynch downgrades Sprint Nextel
    • MGP chairman resigns; CEO moves up
    • MGP Ingredients earnings, sales rise
    • MGP Ingredients sues S&M NuTec, Mars
    • MGP, Bunge unit consider ethanol plant in Atchison
    • Mid-Continent library plans $18M genealogy center
    • Mid-Continent library plans $8M genealogy center
    • Mid-Continent passenger count drops in July
    • Midwest consumer prices rise in August
    • Midwest economic index hits four-year high
    • Midwest existing-home prices rise
    • Midwest home builders' confidence remains low
    • Midwest will offer seasonal flights from KC to Florida cities
    • Minority, women construction report will be out Sept. 11
    • Missouri appeals court gets new chief judge
    • Missouri exports' dollar value rises
    • Missouri gets new prevailing wage rates
    • Missouri Health IT Assistance Center gets $6.8M from feds
    • Missouri OKs enterprise zone for Farmland Foods
    • Missouri ranks No. 4 for health care start-up investments
    • Missouri revenue collections rise
    • Missouri revenue collections rise in fiscal 2006
    • Missouri revenue collections rise in July
    • Missouri SBA development firm expands into Wichita
    • Missouri unemployment increases in June
    • Missouri unemployment rises in August
    • Missouri will spend $600M-$800M on bridges
    • Missouri's third sales tax holiday set for Aug. 4-6
    • Missouri's third sales tax holiday set for Aug. 4-6
    • Missouri, Kansas economies still expanding
    • Missouri, Kansas housing growth hovers near 1 percent
    • Missouri, Kansas still considered for bio-defense center
    • MMG wins Colorado tourism account
    • Moe's Southwest Grill closes
    • Monteferrante replaced as Optima chief
    • Moody's downgrades Sprint Nextel's debt
    • Moody's upgrades Aquila's credit, outlook
    • Moore is named as CIO of Johnson County Community College
    • Moran gets award from U.S. Chamber
    • More delays for Airbus A380
    • More delays in Airbus A380 program
    • Mortgage loan repurchases deepen Block's loss
    • Mortgage rates jump
    • Motorola handsets add Handmark service
    • Mouton resigns as Barnes aide
    • MRI restructures KC divisions, will renovate facility
    • MU life sciences center names new director
    • Mulally new president, CEO of Ford
    • Murphy buys two more Tiffany Springs buildings
    • Museum of World Treasures branching out to area libraries
    • Music Hall project will partially close street
    • N.C. company completes CassTel purchase
    • NAIA announces new CEO
    • NASB's earnings decrease
    • NASCAR legend Richard Petty to visit Hesston
    • NASCAR race will take another turn at KC in 2007
    • NASCAR race will take another turn KC in 2007
    • National Bank of KC's owner buys Arizona bank
    • National Beef completes Georgia plant expansion
    • National unemployment rate rises
    • New alternative weekly set to publish in September
    • New Breed gets state tax credits
    • New channel to focus on selling homes
    • New conference focuses on small KC-area law offices
    • New Optima Bus parent acquires Blue Bird
    • New president at Bombardier Business Aircraft
    • New store to open in Delano
    • New Wesley CEO to arrive later this month
    • Newman names new vice president
    • Newman president awarded three-year contract extension
    • Newman revamps policy for transfer students
    • Newman University closing again because of leak
    • Newman University joins NCAA Division II
    • Newman University receives $108,000 gift
    • Newman University starting occupational therapy degree
    • Newman University to build new student housing
    • Newton bank announces new branch
    • Newton bank announces new branch
    • Newton Medical Center offers continuing ed programs
    • Newton nursing home among state PEAK winners
    • Newton outlet mall theater to reopen
    • NIC boosts earnings, revenue
    • NIC's new Indiana contract worth $18M
    • Nichols Lunch closes after 85 years in KC
    • Nielsen named interim health policy director
    • Nine Wichita area residents pass CPA exam
    • Nixon sues area business owners for alleged land tax fraud
    • NKC Hospital cuts ties with Coventry
    • NKC plant changes ownership
    • No security delays at Mid-Continent Airport
    • Nominations sought for commerce awards
    • Nordam Group expanding Wichita operation
    • Northland apartment complex sells for $5.7M
    • Northwest Dillons set to expand
    • Noted economist will join UMKC
    • Nov. 12 concert to benefit Old Cowtown
    • NovaStar lending unit changes name
    • NovaStar will buy Indiana firm's mortgage unit
    • NovaStar's earnings fall, loans set record
    • NSBA seeks award nominations
    • NY developer latest on Halstead Hospital
    • NY developer latest to bid on Halstead Hospital
    • NY investment firm acquires Optima Bus Corp.
    • NYSE extends pasta-maker's filing deadline
    • Occidental Management adds new tenants
    • Oklahoma bank owner wants OP branch
    • Olathe airplane company expands to St. Louis
    • Olathe company wins Kansas woman-owned business award
    • Olathe DQ Grill & Chill becomes training restaurant for region
    • Olathe enlists employers to boost voting
    • Olathe will consider $850M Legoland theme park
    • Olathe will consider proposed Legoland theme park
    • Old Town cafe changing ownership
    • Old Town Center sold
    • One-time items deepen Waddell's loss
    • Onex revenue up, earnings down for first half of 2006
    • OP apartments sell for $27M
    • OP Convention Center gets new GM
    • OP doctor tests brain retraining for nearsightedness
    • OP group looks to buy Oklahoma bank
    • OP Regional names new CEO
    • OP Regional's CEO takes top job at Research
    • OP retail sales equal 17 percent of metro total
    • OP will consider subsidizing Wizards stadium
    • Optima Bus honored by state commerce department
    • Optima sells 10 buses to Atlanta-area transportation company
    • Opus will move office to downtown KC
    • Panel focuses on skilled-worker shortage
    • Parent gives Bohnert Construction new name
    • Parkinson denies extension for Sumner County casino
    • Passenger count rises at KCI
    • Pasta-maker adds ex-Campbell Soup exec to board
    • Pasta-maker's CFO resigns
    • Payday lender pays to correct overtime violations
    • Penske will open $6.5M KC location
    • Performing Arts Center names CEO
    • Peterson Manufacturing completes expansion
    • Pfizer ends sale effort, will raze plant
    • Phillips ranks No. 1 on residential real estate list
    • Photography studio buys, moving into West Douglas building
    • PIEA OKs Crossroads tax abatement
    • Piztros restaurant looking to grow west with new concept
    • Pizza Hut co-founder to speak at WSU
    • Pizza Hut franchisee enters $59M sale-leaseback
    • Pizza Hut franchisee will sell properties for $59M
    • Pizza Hut magnate buys up Team Financial stock
    • PlattForm opens Chicago office
    • Poll: More Americans plan to work past retirement age
    • Polsinelli will give $270,000 for minority scholarships
    • Polsinelli, Blackwell beef up Washington staffs
    • Prairie Village equity fund buys pizza-maker
    • Premium Standard president resigns
    • Premium Standard sale includes big termination payments
    • Premium Standard settles suit for $4.5M
    • Premium Standard will buy back shares
    • Professional development workshop Oct. 13
    • Profits fall for Capitol Federal
    • Proteon gets patent on hemodialysis drug
    • Proteon signs contract for drug development services
    • Prudential has new affiliate
    • QC Holdings profit falls on higher revenue
    • QC raises ceiling on stock buyback
    • Quality Group buys Focus Trial & Settlement
    • Quality Wood Products sells to father-and-son team
    • Radio station operator sees slight dip in Q2 revenue
    • Ramp to Mid-Continent closing for a month
    • Rating service labels Douglass 'problematic'
    • Raytheon considering 'strategic alternatives' for Raytheon Aircraft
    • Raytheon settles SEC probe with $12M fine
    • Raytheon turning trainer into fighter
    • Raytown man pleads guilty to fraud
    • Real Development buys two downtown buildings
    • Real Development offers business services to tenants
    • Real estate investor pleads guilty to mortgage fraud
    • REAP approves Fair Fares grant
    • Recruitment goal: Fill 1,000 aviation jobs
    • Red Cross may lay off between 20 and 30
    • RED, Berger will develop Legends in Nevada
    • Regents award $3.4 million in nursing grants
    • Regents hike state college tuition
    • Registration for Kline luncheon ends Monday
    • Regnier elected chair of REACH foundation
    • Report shows strong housing market
    • Report: Airbus, Boeing split Russian order
    • Report: U.S. turns profit on bank bailouts
    • Research firm: Garmin gains European market share
    • Research Med Center offers liver, pancreas institute
    • Residential sales up in the Wichita area
    • Restaurant outlook improves slightly in July
    • Restructuring increases Aquila's loss
    • Restructuring increases Aquila's losses
    • Revenue up, income down at Lone Star Steakhouse
    • Review: KTEC followed rules on kozoru investment
    • Ribbit Computers to open 5th store in May
    • Riverside shop begins lunch service
    • Road work starts Thursday at Kansas City International Airport?s Terminal B
    • Rolling Stones tickets go on sale in a week
    • Roper resigns as KC's chief information officer
    • Rust impacts rail corridor project
    • Ryanair buys 10 Boeing 737s
    • Ryanair orders 32 more Boeing 737s
    • Ryun, Moran honored by manufacturers association
    • S&P adds Inergy to Global Challengers List
    • S&P raises Aquila's credit rating
    • Safety Standdown aims at lowering accident rates
    • Saint Luke's, Cushing enter full affiliation
    • Saint Luke?s Health System partners with a cardiology group
    • Sale of old Newton Factory Outlet finalized
    • Salina tech company makes St. Louis acquisition
    • San Diego animal health company coming to KC
    • San Diego animal health company will come to KC
    • Schumacher, Stanley added to Newman board
    • SCS posts loss on higher revenue, changes name
    • SCS reports second-quarter earnings
    • SCS sells Jevic, will move HQ from KC to Georgia
    • SCS sells Jevic, will move HQ to Georgia
    • Seaboard earnings rise on lower revenue
    • Seaboard names new CEO
    • Season tickets for WSU men's basketball sold out
    • Sebelius addresses ethanol coalition
    • Sebelius announces campaign against misclassification
    • Sebelius appoints 5 KTEC directors
    • Sebelius appoints interim WyCo judge
    • Sebelius names Carlin to bioscience authority
    • Sebelius pitching cancer institute in Wichita
    • Sebelius rolls first Saturn Aura off Fairfax line
    • Sebelius: Fair fares critical to Wichita
    • Sebelius: More renewable energy by 2025
    • Sebelius: Renewed beef sales to Japan good news
    • Seigfreid Bingham elects new managing director
    • Seminar to focus on recruiting within construction industry
    • Seminars to offer small business owners golden nuggets
    • Shareholders OK Concorde sale
    • Sierra Club tries to delay KCP&L's plant construction
    • Sisters of Charity health system names new leader
    • Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth names new leader
    • Six Wichita franchises make national list
    • Smithfield completes ConAgra refrigerated meat purchase
    • Smithfield will buy ConAgra unit for $575M
    • Smithfield will buy Premium Standard in $810M deal
    • Snyder takes over at Associated for Rowley
    • Soave will open Mercedes dealership near St. Louis
    • Social Security will open new KC hearings office
    • Software firm buys building near KCI
    • Some downtown streets will reopen, others close
    • South Carolina company buys T2 Supply
    • South KC chamber gets new leader
    • South KC Wal-Mart Supercenter will close
    • Southcreek building sells to California company
    • Southwest will add flights to Dallas
    • Southwestern College establishes center for Belorussian studies
    • Southwestern College starting new online programs
    • Speedway moves races to April
    • Spirit Aerosystems announces IPO
    • Spirit to open N.C. plant in July
    • Sporting News: Kansas City ranks 49th among best sports cities
    • Sports Commission targets corporate support for Wranglers
    • Sports Complex Authority wins no-bid case
    • Springdale vote certification put on hold
    • Springdale voters pass stadium sales tax
    • Sprint Center's upper concourse gets first steel
    • Sprint Nextel completes $6.5B affiliate buy
    • Sprint Nextel earnings fall; Forsee promises action
    • Sprint Nextel fires COO Lauer
    • Sprint Nextel fires Lauer
    • Sprint Nextel gets 180 days to leave affiliate territory
    • Sprint Nextel gives customers access in Canada, Mexico
    • Sprint Nextel group is second-highest spectrum bidder
    • Sprint Nextel network will lose Mobile ESPN
    • Sprint Nextel sees drop in wholesale wireless subscribers
    • Sprint Nextel set to unveil next-generation network
    • Sprint Nextel settles class action for $29M
    • Sprint Nextel stock sinks after earnings report
    • Sprint Nextel will spend $2.5B-$3B on network
    • Sprint Nextel will spend $2.5B-$3B on next-generation network
    • Sprint Nextel wins $1M settlement against data broker
    • Sprint Nextel wins $679M federal contract
    • Sprint Nextel, Time Warner Cable expand digital phone service
    • Sprint settles patent infringement suit
    • Sprint, Tribune and Hearst-Argyle agree on spectrum relocation
    • Staff positions change at WSU
    • State seeks taxes on Internet cigarette purchases
    • Stem cell amendment makes Missouri ballot
    • Stinson gets three Shook lawyers
    • Stowers adds pair of researchers
    • Stowers resumes expansion planning
    • Stowerses up investment in Mass. institute
    • Strategic Growth Solutions honored
    • Stretch of 16th Street in Downtown will close
    • Study begins on Wichita international trade
    • Study notes KC area's clogged highways
    • Study shows growth in regional IT demand
    • Study: Angel investor groups increase
    • Study: Chiefs rank No. 2 for fan loyalty
    • Summer program puts KC youths to work
    • Suntron to close Olathe plant, lay off 182
    • Suntron will close Olathe plant, lay off 182
    • Supreme Court rules Kansas adequately funds public schools
    • Survey finds state legal system hurts job growth
    • Survey results show Wichita hiring expected to rise
    • Survey: Area apartment occupancies, rents rise
    • Survey: Ethanol growing in consumer popularity
    • Survey: Executive pay cuts to stay for now
    • Survey: Kansas City-area residents wary of rush to reform health care
    • Survey: Most employers prohibit social-networking sites
    • Survey: Widespread support for texting ban
    • Survey: Workers would consider moving Downtown
    • Swift-Cor Aerospace moving to Wichita
    • Swiss Re will tell employees about job cuts
    • Talks resume today between AirTran, pilots
    • Tallgrass Film Festival to open with screening, party
    • Tappan steps in; Frist, investors to buy HCA
    • Tauer moving forward on Derby hotel project
    • Team Financial hires ex-Gold Banc exec
    • Tech ed board forwards WATC funding request
    • Telecom, manufacturing slow area's job growth
    • Teva Neuroscience releases drug to treat Parkinson's
    • Texas company again looks to secure USD 259?s turf projects
    • TGP Capital Partners, Bishop buy piece of Ascend Media
    • TGP Investments picks Lenexa company for first investment
    • TGP picks Lenexa company for first investment
    • The Coleman Co. opens its $35M Gardner distribution center
    • The JO marks increase in riders
    • Third annual ROCKO event set for Sept. 16
    • Third area phone directory to publish next July
    • Third, area phone directory to publish next July
    • Three employees of Merriam firm charged with fraud
    • Three ex-Aquila trading managers plead guilty to cover-up
    • Three states ask Block to rework refund-anticipation loans
    • Tiahrt's caucus pushing jobs without regulation
    • TIF agency will consider 39th and Prospect project
    • TIF Commission OKs financing for two parking garages
    • Time Warner Cable will take over KC, other systems
    • Time Warner hits 75,000 mark for digital phone customers
    • TMNG buys remaining assets of Boston competitor
    • TMNG posts loss on higher revenue
    • Topeka organizes first group under KIBC umbrella
    • Tortoise Energy will offer 1.7M common shares
    • Tortoise offering raises $15M
    • Tortoise prices stock offering at $50M
    • Tourney changes name to College Basketball Experience Classic
    • Tower buys back Connecticut firm's shares
    • TradeWind, Sprint energy manager get Kansas awards
    • Travel Air building to receive historic designation
    • Truckers see freight volumes improve in April
    • Trucking group exec speaks out on background checks
    • Truman Medical Centers names six to board
    • TSA loosens liquids restrictions, steps up other security
    • Turgeon headlines WSU alumni speaker series
    • Turner sees job training as economic development
    • Twin Lakes Shopping Center sold
    • Two illegal aliens plead guilty to working at Cessna
    • Two plead guilty to knowingly hiring illegal aliens
    • U.S. signs trade agreement with ASEAN
    • UbiquiTel shareholders OK sale to Sprint Nextel
    • UMB acquires Mountain States group
    • UMB completes purchase of Denver bank
    • UMB offers online banking service for businesses
    • UMB official sees economy slowing
    • UMB posts higher earnings
    • UMB will be a Sprint Center sponsor
    • UMB will be a Sprint Center sponsor
    • UMB will be Sprint Center sponsor
    • UMB will manage housing agency's underwriting
    • UMKC institute named as Missouri Innovation Center
    • UMKC researchers report Parkinson's breakthrough
    • UMKC's Bailey unveils research institute
    • UMKC, Truman announce chief of emergency medicine
    • Unemployment falls in Kansas, rises in Missouri
    • Unemployment on the rise in Wichita
    • Unified Government's Don Denney dies at 54
    • Union Pacific reorganizes regional divisions
    • Union Station picks Meers for marketing
    • United Way sets $38M goal
    • University of Phoenix brings new leadership to Wichita campus
    • USD 259 board to consider proposal to cut $4.2M
    • USD 259 to cut $25M from 2010-11 budget
    • Valassis acquires direct-mail company
    • Valassis rescinding merger with ADVO
    • Value Place hits 517 franchises sold
    • Vance's Lenexa division gets new leader
    • Verizon will add 50 area employees
    • VF names new Lee Jeans president
    • Via Christi estimates tobacco free effort will cost it more than $100K
    • Via Christi goes tobacco free
    • Via Christi opening new ICU
    • Vinino will come to Power & Light District
    • ViraCor-IBT develops swine flu test
    • VML wins interactive work for Hallmark unit
    • W&R ordered to pay $7.4M in tax dispute
    • Wachovia names central U.S. chief
    • Waddell & Reed settles market timing allegations for $77M
    • Waddell & Reed settles market timing charges for $77M
    • Waiver gives state catch up time on mental healthcare
    • Wal-Mart launches $4 generic drug program
    • Wal-Mart rezoning case passes
    • Wal-Mart will add 22,000 jobs in 2009
    • Walnut stretch Downtown reopens
    • Warren's IMAX ground-breaking set for Friday
    • WATC names interim president
    • WATC receives Texas benefits grant
    • Water main break forces closure of Newman University
    • Water main repairs delay downtown streets' reopening
    • WaterWalk signs its first restaurant
    • Web page gives info on fraud-charged home builder
    • Web site says Cerner in line for more UK work
    • Web-hosting firm buys building near KCI
    • Weld completes $24.4M sale
    • Weld files for bankruptcy; seeks sale
    • Weld Wheel files for bankruptcy, seeks sale
    • Weld Wheel files for bankruptcy; seeks sale
    • Westar announces promotion for Beasley
    • Westar declares dividend for third quarter
    • Westar makes executive changes
    • Westar rides retail sales improved second quarter
    • Westar rides retail sales to improved second quarter
    • Westar to build new plant near Emporia
    • Westar will build $330M plant near Emporia
    • Westar's earnings, sales rise
    • Westside BG Bolton's to shut down
    • WIBA looking for input on life insurance plan
    • WIBA seminar will focus on buying decisions
    • WIBA seminars coming up
    • Wichita a hot spot for dry eye
    • Wichita attorneys honored by Kansas Bar
    • Wichita City Council pledges support to Wranglers
    • Wichita Country Club embarking on $12 million expansion
    • Wichita Country Club embarking on $12M expansion
    • Wichita couple, accounting firm give money to K-State
    • Wichita deemed a best place to live
    • Wichita employer accused of knowingly hiring illegal aliens
    • Wichita Fire Department awarded public education grant
    • Wichita indoor football going 'Wild'
    • Wichita man sentenced on tax fraud charges
    • Wichita marketing group elects board members
    • Wichita mayor Brewer elected VP of cities group
    • Wichita media operators announce progress on deals
    • Wichita oil trust going public
    • Wichita organizations, businesses to announce recruitment campaign
    • Wichita represented at Farnborough Air Show
    • Wichita residential real estate market bucks national trends
    • Wichita seeks firms for downtown revitalization plan
    • Wichita senior to receive $12K Davis-Moore scholarship
    • Wichita State receives gifts totaling nearly $7.5 million
    • Wichita State reports computer security breaches
    • Wichita tour bus operator expanding Oklahoma City office
    • Wichita unemployment dips in August
    • Wichita's United Warehouse Co. expands
    • Wichita, Kansas unemployment rates up
    • Wichita-area builders prepare for Fall Parade of Homes
    • Wichitan Ed Nazar elected to Kansas Bar Foundation board
    • Wilco board secretary retires after 54 years
    • Work Force Alliance gets $7.5 million from U.S. Department of Labor
    • Work starts on $1.6M KCI bridge project
    • Work starts on $12M Olathe shopping center
    • Work starts on second phase of KCI bridge rehab
    • Works starts on Belgian Bottoms
    • Worlds of Fun gets new general manager
    • Worlds, Oceans of Fun boost parent's June results
    • Wranglers, Springdale reach tentative lease agreement
    • WSU announces new board for Alumni Association
    • WSU enrollment up for the fall
    • WSU Foundation board has new chairwoman, officers
    • WSU receives $6M to train urban teachers
    • WSU sets funding record
    • WSU to announce housing market forecast results
    • WSU's Fred Sudermann dies
    • Yaeger named Legacy Bank executive VP
    • Yahoo sues NFL Players Association over fantasy stats
    • YRC makes fastest-growing list
    • YRC posts higher earnings, revenue
    • YRC Worldwide reports second-quarter earnings
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