"It is our hope Gov. Kelly and the Kansas Legislature work quickly together during the special session to resolve the issues between them and provide Kansans and the state's business community the assurances needed to safely move our economy forward."

“By identifying the key issues our community is facing as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, we can begin to formulate a tailor-made community recovery strategy that provides actionable, long-lasting solutions and helps establish effective future response measures.”

“Despite the effects of the COVID-19 shutdown on the business community, it is encouraging to see the next generation still interested in considering entrepreneurship as a career path.

"In times of crisis, Kansans respond swiftly to ensure their families are safe and to help their neighbors and strangers. That same spirit has played out time and time again across the state during the COVID-19 crisis.”

A survey released by the Kansas Chamber Tuesday found Kansans are ready to reopen the state's economy and are concerned about the economic damage caused by the COVID-19 health crisis.

Each year “Topeka’s Top 20 Under 40” program honors 20 individuals under the age of 40 based on their leadership and achievement both professionally and as members of the Topeka/Shawnee County community.

Underground Vaults & Storage, Inc., a privately-owned company that began as a secure storage provider in the Hutchinson salt mine, is changing its public name to “UV&S.”

A $234M reconstruction project of the Polk-Quincy Viaduct in Downtown Topeka was announced today during the Kansas Department of Transportation’s Eisenhower Legacy Transportation Program (IKE) announcement

Today at the Joint Economic Development Organization (JEDO) board approved an incentive agreement to aid in expansion of Topeka Foundry & Iron Works.

Today at the Joint Economic Development Organization (JEDO) board approved an incentive agreement to aid in expansion of HME, Inc. Haas Metal Engineering

Kansans can apply for the Low Income Energy Assistance Program through May 29

GO Topeka has distributed $250,000 in public grants to 74 Shawnee County small businesses through the HOST Relief Program.

Blue Cross and Blue Shield extends date for no cost share on services

HOST (Helping Others Support Topeka) Relief Program received nearly $10,000 in funding through the sale of 834 “Topeka Strong” t-shirts.

BCBSKS will spread the donation across various organizations throughout their service area in Kansas, including contributions to small businesses and colleges, healthcare centers, domestic violence organizations and food banks.