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The Spiel Has Become a Scourge
Photo: George Karger/Pix/Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images The other night, at a perfectly nice new ...

Garmin survived the smartphone revolution; now it wears digital health innovation on its wrist
Garmin might not have survived cellular carriers putting free navigation and mapping apps on every smartphone if the Ola...

KCSourceLink expands bilingual entrepreneur-focused support, adding two more Community Navigators
A network of “Community Navigators” is extending resources deeper into Kansas City’s entrepreneur community, KCSourceLink announced Friday, detailing the hiring of Citlali Valdez and Racquel Rod...

Meta’s billion-dollar KC data center just came online; here’s what the region expects it to generate
As Meta officially flipped the switch this week on its Kansas City Data Center — making the $1 billion project part of the company’s global infrastructure — the move positions the metro as a hub...

Hori Is an Invite-Only Izakaya
Illustration: Sunny Wu Down a narrow flight of stairs off a nondescript stretch of East 50th Street, ...

Peyote Is Disappearing From the U.S. One Group Is Trying to Save It.
In the mornings, when dawn breaks, Richardson Begay likes to hike out to visit the medicine. “You walk around,” he says. “Pray with it.” He’s standing on the porch of a small adobe house, wh...

Bong Is Cambodia by Way of Crown Heights
Photo: Hugo Yu That opening a restaurant — even in a restaurant-mad town like this one — is a fool’s errand is so well established it barely needs saying. The costs are high, ...

Saga Is Starting Fresh
Photo: Courtesy of Saga When Charlie Mitchell worked at Clover Hill, the 20-seat Brooklyn Heights tasting room where he earned his first Michelin star and was named the best chef in...

First Look: Hacienda del Rio, the French Cowboys’ New Hill Country Hotel
About 25 years ago, checking into a small-town independent hotel in Texas came with an assumed risk. While some hosts offered comfortable and quiet accommodations, others assumed you’d play along wi...