Money in Kansas City news on Tuesday, October 13, 2026
In Money in Kansas City on Tuesday, October 13, 2026: KC schools face cuts; Kroger, Digital Realty news. Also: Missouri lawmakers touted record education funding, but Kansas City-area schools are seeing major cuts; Kroger plans to eliminate 3,000 corporate roles as it expands its use of AI, according to a memo.
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- Missouri lawmakers touted record education funding, but Kansas City-area schools are seeing major cuts.Kansas City Star
- Kroger plans to eliminate 3,000 corporate roles as it expands its use of AI, according to a memo.Kansas City Star
- Digital Realty is offering payments to De Soto households as it seeks TIF financing for a $7.5B data center.The Business Journals
- The Business Journals looks at which Kansas City projects that broke ground and when construction will show.The Business Journals
- News-Press NOW breaks down how gas prices in Kansas City have changed over the past week.News-Press NOW
- Griffon News reports on what recent data shows about renters in Missouri and whether they are moving.Griffon News
- The Business Journals reports that higher mortgage rates are affecting the housing market.The Business Journals
- A Kansas City Star opinion piece argues for repairing an older car instead of buying a new one.Kansas City Star
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