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Here’s how Kansas is turning tourism into economic development.

Kansas wields the history, infrastructure and smarts to make things fly.

State workforce services ensure businesses and talent reach
new heights.

Biotech: Public, Private Investment Grew Kansas' Biotech Sector in 2022

Three of the country’s top cybersecurity schools call the Sunflower State home.

Employers looking to hire the best and brightest don’t have to look far when they choose to set up shop in Kansas.

From 2010 to 2020, more than 1 million jobs were reshored back to the United States, according to Reshoring Initiative 2020 Data Report from the Reshoring Initiative.

Kansas has built an animal health sciences corridor
that is second to none.

A place where ‘nothing happens’ and its lessons from the galaxy.

Kansas farms aim for the future.

Panasonic’s $4 billion, 4,000-job EV battery plant in De Soto is all anyone in Kansas economic development can talk about these days.

The windswept plains of Kansas harness enough energy to power the future.

The community of Russell offers the perfect blend of
a high quality of life and opportunities for industry.

‘This is no time to become complacent,’ says Commerce Secretary David Toland.

Those charged with marketing their states based on their business climates will usually cite job growth statistics, capital investment projects and other measures. Kansas has the hardware in its trophy case to prove its business case.

Gov. Kelly outlines the steps she took to propel the state to the No. 1 ranking in economic development.

Investment into Canadian workforce doubles down in three major industries.

Automation sweeps through the world’s industries, with no plan to slow down.

Backers of a new online game initiative in South Carolina see the opportunity to alter young people’s career trajectories in life sciences and beyond.

The Quadra-Regional Workforce Alliance will push $17.5 million into 51 counties over the next three years.

What will it take to build the electric vehicles of the future?

For Tomorrow’s Logistics Workforce

The manufacturing supply problem isn’t raw materials — it’s talent.

Sparks fly between local businesses in Lynchburg, Virginia, and the second career machinists training at a high-caliber makerspace.