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UPS to Open Kansas Package Facility, Hire More Than 2,100 Locally

UPS will open a new package-handling facility in Edgerton, Kan., in November and will hire more than 2,100 seasonal and permanent workers in the area, the company announced Sept. 20.

September 22, 2017
GovernmentBusiness

Kansas DOT Grants Help Ease Freight-Route Congestion

Certain cities in Kansas are using state Department of Transportation funding to reshape roads near distribution centers that draw freight congestion.

August 30, 2017
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Kansas City Southern Invests Money to Improve Railroad Tracks

Kansas City Southern announced a $24.6 million investment to replace cross ties and improve crossings on the railway track between Neosho, Mo., and Blanchard, La.

May 19, 2017
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Kansas City Southern Profits Up Despite Mexican Peso Depreciation

Kansas City Southern reported profits rose 36% in the first quarter, although the gains were lowered to a 12% increase after applying the exchange rate between the Mexican peso and the U.S. dollar.

April 21, 2017
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Kansas City Southern Profits Decline in Fourth Quarter

Kansas City Southern reported lower profits in the fourth quarter and full calendar year 2016聽compared with聽the same period of 2015, although the freight railroad was most hurt due to foreign exchange rate losses from its international business.

January 20, 2017
Government

Kansas Governor's Plan to Sweep More Highway Money Faces Pushback

Larry Hauth has a farm in Coffey County, Kansas, and a daughter in Wichita. Good roads are kind of important to him.

January 17, 2017
Government

Kansas Governor Seeks to Sweep State Highway Fund, Again

Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback plans to sweep $596.8 million from the state鈥檚 highway fund over two and a half years.

January 11, 2017
Government

Kansas Raises Highway Overpasses to Give Trucks Clearance

Inch by inch, over about eight hours, some Kansas Turnpike overpasses are being elevated by at least a foot to make sure big freight trucks can pass underneath.

December 5, 2016
Government

Kansas DOT Secretary Mike King Is Resigning

Kansas Secretary of Transportation Mike King will resign effective July 15, Gov. Sam Brownback announced June 29.

June 30, 2016
Government

Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback Proposes Delaying 25 Road Projects

Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback has proposed postponing more than $550 million in modernization and expansion planned by the state鈥檚 Department of Transportation.

April 24, 2016

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