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Years into a pursuit to take their baseball team downtown — ahem, in or around downtown — the Kansas City Royals’ vision of a new stadium might still be open

The Royals have publicly announced two finalist sites for their proposed new stadium, but a third might be back in the mix.

After announcing the two new restaurants, P&L’s president teased more growth to come.

Taylor Swift may have herself a collection of homes worth many millions of dollars combined, but new flame Travis Kelce has a nice portfolio of his own.

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce is building up his property portfolio with homes in Kansas City and Florida – but it's no match for his girlfriend, Taylor Swift's multi-million-dollar homes

The third in a trio of properties, Three Light is situated in the Missouri city’s Power & Light District. A jazz themed property is opening in Kansas City.

Highlight will be treating fans to a special single, just in time for the groups 14th anniversary.The special digital single "Give You My Al…

KANSAS CITY, MO - The Cordish Companies and Power & Light District announced the grand opening of Three Light Luxury Apartments in Kansas City, MO. Team members from The Cordish Companies and Power & Light District were joined by Mayor Quinton Lucas, City Manager Brian Platt, city officials and distinguished guests from the City of Kansas City, MO to celebrate the opening of the brand-new addition to Kansas Citys skyline. A landmark tower of gleaming glass, Three Light joins its...

KANSAS CITY, MO - The Cordish Companies and Power & Light District are proud to announce the grand opening of Three Light Luxury Apartments in Kansas City, MO. Team members from The Cordish Companies and Power & Light District were joined by Mayor Quinton Lucas, City Manager Brian Platt, city officials and distinguished guests from the City of Kansas City, MO to celebrate the opening of the brand-new addition to Kansas City’s skyline. A landmark tower of gleaming glass, Three...

The performance video for Blackpink’s “How You Like That” has reached 1.5 billion views on YouTube, label YG Entertainment announced Wednesday. It is the group’s fourth video to hit the milestone, following the music videos for “Ddu-du Ddu-du,” “Kill This Love” and “Boombayah,” and the first dance video from a K-pop act to do so. The music video for “H...