The Kansas City Tuesday Night Link Look

Hottie Holly and her friend and some of the top Kansas City links worth a peek tonight. Take a look:

Kansas City Price Spike

If Amazon's new headquarters come to KC, rent prices could potentially rise

KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- If Kansas City was to become Amazon's new location for headquarters, it could bring a $5 billion investment and 50,000 jobs, most of which are six-figure salaries. But are there potential downsides to becoming Amazon's second home?

Trump Cash Will Save Us???

KC wants all $40M available from feds for Buck O'Neil Bridge fix - but is that fair?

Kansas City has requested $40 million from a federal transportation program to help fund the replacement of the deteriorating Buck O'Neil Bridge. That request would soak up most of the Missouri side of the region's allocation, leaving suburbs worried their projects won't have a chance to obtain funding.

Fear The Local Toxic Playground

Residents worried KCK park is toxic and dangerous

Residents are concerned about the reuse of John Garland Park in Kansas City, Kansas, after the Environmental Protection Agency deemed it "environmentally impaired". "Ever since childhood, we knew this was a bad place. We all knew coming up that it was contaminated and nobody was able to play down here," said Melton McIntosh, whose lived in Wyandotte County his whole life.

Kansas City Booze Liability

Increasing craft beer competition creates legal pitfalls - Kansas City Business Journal

With the number of craft breweries growing by 16.6 percent in 2016 and demand for interesting new beers as high as ever, it creates some serious challenges for brewers thinking about the long-term value of their businesses. Most small craft breweries are started with limited budgets, causing them to make difficult decisions on where money is allocated.

Buying The Border War

KU vs. MU exhibition basketball game sold out

KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Boosters and students from the University of Missouri and the University of Kansas snatched up all the tickets to the MU vs. KU exhibition basketball game scheduled for Sunday, October 22. The 18,000 seats at the Sprint Center were divided between both schools.

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