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A long-established Topeka manufacturer will expand its plant and add a production line, citing strong demand and a skilled local workforce.

State labor data showed unemployment near historic lows, even as employers across sectors reported difficulty filling open positions.

The university town of Lawrence is courting remote technology workers with coworking spaces, incentives, and a growing amenities scene.

With office vacancies elevated, a Johnson County developer is turning an empty suburban office park into hundreds of apartments.

Investments in regional beef processing are giving Kansas ranchers more options and shifting the economics of the cattle business.

A downtown Wichita accelerator celebrated demo day for 14 early-stage companies spanning aerospace software, agtech, and consumer apps.

The cluster of animal health companies straddling the Kansas-Missouri line added hundreds of research and manufacturing jobs, officials said.

With commodity prices soft and input costs high, community bankers say agricultural borrowers face their most challenging year in some time.

Frequent hail and wind damage is driving up property insurance costs across Kansas, prompting insurers and homeowners to adapt.