Kansas City Mix: More Shutdown Fear & Local Career Opportunities

Right now we share a bit of news worthy tribute to biz lady, fashionista & Insta hottie Lindsey as we check pop culture, community reporting and top headlines.

Check TKC news gathering . . .

Cowtown Traffic Jam Success

Successes shared from weekend shows, transportation in Kansas City

After a very busy weekend in Kansas City, many shared it was full of successes.

Working Community Fabric

Rightfully Sewn secures US Navy uniform contract; hiring underway in new, larger KC facility

One year after beginning its transformation from an abandoned grocery store, Rightfully Sewn has become a thriving American-made textile business in south Kansas City.

Dishing Dividing Line Breakout

Kansas City restaurant wins $100K grant to expand operations on Troost Avenue

Kansas City G.I.F.T. announced it selected Wah Gwan Afro Caribbean restaurant as the recipient of the nonprofit's $100,000 grant.

Local Tech Work Available

Report: Tech drives nearly a 10th of Kansas City's economy (and those employers are hiring)

A combination of economic stability, depth and skill of talent, and operational efficiency creates conditions for companies to grow and succeed in Kansas City, said Kara Lowe, detailing new data that suggests the region is entering a growth phase ripe for tech companies.

Box Store Redux

'A big deal': Independence approves Wally's plan to transform former Kmart site

Members of the Independence City Council approved a special use permit for the company to build and operate a gas station near I-70 and Noland Road.

Broadcasting Good Deeds To Inspire The Rest Of Us

Kansas City helps KSHB 41, Harvesters raise $22,000 for Fill the Fridge

The Kansas City community stepped up last week to raise thousands of dollars and donate more than 2,000 pounds of food for those in need.

Hipsters Share Pumpkin Spice

Fallternative treats: Exploring autumnal flavors around Kansas City

Thai Orchid // Photo by Sarah Sipple At a recent Pitch staff meeting, we debated what represents the start of fall. I tend to be quite literal, so I said it comes down to the season date marked on the calendar. Facts.

All About Our Fave . . . 

Who is Lindsey Pelas? - Favikon

Lindsey Pelas, Hollywood model and actress, captivates millions with her unfiltered content, blending glamour, fitness, and authenticity across platforms.

MAGA Denies Payback?!?

Video Trump suggests some furloughed federal workers might not get back pay

One week into the shutdown and no signs of a breakthrough, Pres. Trump suggested that some of the 750,000 federal workers currently furloughed may not get back pay - even though it's the law.

Shut Down Divides House

Jeffries Rejects Legislation to Extend Obamacare Subsidies for One Year

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries rejected a one-year extension of Obamacare subsidies, which Democrats have the government down over.

American Travel Delayed By Politics

FAA braces for nationwide flight disruptions as air traffic controller shortages hit major airports

The FAA warns of nationwide air traffic disruptions Tuesday night due to staffing shortages at major control centers in Chicago, Nashville, Houston and Las Vegas.

MAGA Compromise?!?

Marjorie Taylor Greene open to healthcare deal with Democrats amid shutdown

Republican says she is 'disgusted' by rising insurance premiums and may defy her party over expired tax credits

Government Spying Crisis

FBI fires agents, dismantles corruption squad after probe unveils monitoring of GOP senators, Patel says

FBI Director Kash Patel said the bureau was already taking action after it was revealed that Republican lawmakers' communications were monitored.

So You Don't Have To Humbly Ask Wife's Boyfriend . . . 

Study reveals how long the average woman actually wants to have sex for

Researchers picked the brains of 645 different women from around the world about their sex lives and time their lovemaking sessions with a stopwatch.

Cowtown Medical Debate

Local doctors address Tylenol concerns amid President's autism claims

President Trump and Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. recently announced the government would be warning physicians of a link between Tylenol use during pregnancy and autism in babies, despite evidence suggesting otherwise. We spoke with a local doctor to dispel confusion after the announcement

Agenda Setting For Now

KCPBS' Nick Haines Previews Week Ahead for Oct. 6, 2025

Former Kansas City mayor takes temporary helm of Jackson County government, federal government shutdown hits Truman Library, Mayor Lucas to Germany and more ...

Finally Fall Forecast . . .

Kansas City weather: Cool nights, sunny and mild midweek

After a cloudy start to the week, skies are slowly clearing across the Kansas City metro Tuesday evening as a cold front pushes south into the Tennessee Valley.

Memphis May Fire - The Other Side is the song of the day and this is the OPEN THREAD for right now.