The City Workhouse Castle, also known as the Vine Street Workhouse Castle, has stood as a symbol of Kansas City's complex history since its construction in 1897. Located at 2001 Vine Street in the historic 18th and Vine District, the building was designed by Kansas City architects A. Wallace Love and James Oliver Hogg in the Romanesque Revival style, reflecting the popular architectural tastes of the city's upper class at the time.

Nell Donnelly built a fashion empire in Kansas City, revolutionizing women’s clothing with elegant yet affordable designs. But her success took a dramatic turn in 1931 when she survived a high-profile kidnapping. This article explores her journey—from founding the Donnelly Garment Company to her daring rescue and lasting legacy in fashion and philanthropy.

Discover the history of the Kansas City Kings, an NBA franchise that called KC home from 1972 to 1985. Learn about their star players, key seasons, and eventual move to Sacramento in this deep dive into the city's pro basketball past.

Hallmark Cards, Inc. started as a small postcard business in 1910 and grew into a global leader in the greeting card industry. Founded by J.C. Hall in Kansas City, Hallmark introduced innovations like decorative wrapping paper and expanded into television with the Hallmark Hall of Fame. Today, Hallmark remains a trusted name in heartfelt communication, with a lasting legacy in business, culture, and philanthropy.