Congratulations to our partners in Kansas City, Missouri, on the announcement that Hy-Vee, Inc. will open an e-commerce distribution center and central kitchen to serve its KC area stores.

Kansas City is a top mid-sized market for Class A office space due to a variety of campuses, skilled young professionals in STEM, live/work/play culture, and more.

Kansas City recently launched a live map, provided by Xaqt, that offers data to the public on traffic flow, parking, and pedestrian hubs. This collection of smart city data will lead “advances in technology to change the way cities work.”

Kansas City is one of just two cities in the U.S. where Mozilla will fund gigabit-enabled projects focused on education and workforce development.

KCnext joined IBM and more than 350 other companies and organizations to urge Congress to reauthorize legislation related to Career and Technical Education (CTE).

Any Kansas City tech employer can post jobs on Chute for free through Feb. 1, 2016. Use the code 90FOR90 at checkout.

Any employer has the opportunity to create a presence on the Veterans Employment Center, to make your company visible in front of nearly 300,000 transitioning service members and directly connect veterans to your employment opportunities.

Kansas City's rankings in tech and entrepreneurship were highlighted in the "What Is" video that debuted at KCADC's Annual Meeting 2015.

Chute is an online platform that connects external tech professionals to employment in Kansas City. But more than that, it’s a platform to showcase the opportunity that exists here.

KCnext encourages Uber and the City of Kansas City, Missouri to continue negotiating toward a mutually beneficial agreement.