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The downtown includes the Central Business District and its buildings, the skyline of the city. It is anchored by Arrowhead Stadium, home of the Kansas City Chiefs NFL franchise; and Kauffman Stadium, home of Major League Baseball's Kansas City Royals. The area has been through a massive revitalization since 2000, and increased its population by over 7,000 people between 2000 and 2005. However, there are burgeoning cultural attractions at the crossroads of the Montgall and Guinotte avenues in terms of handcrafted goods, food, music, and a distillery. Kansas City, Missouri, is located immediately to the South of their intersection; North Kansas City, Missouri, to the North-East; and Kansas City, Kansas, is in the West. The area is also served by two Newspapers focused the area's faith-based population: The metro voice Christian newspaper and the Jewish Chronicle. Midtown is the core of the Metropolitan area, as it contains numerous cultural attractions, shopping and entertainment venues, major hospitals, universities, and the metro area one of the most densely populated parts of the city. It is an important commercial street in the Northland and serves as the main street in Gladstone, Missouri. The last of these contains a soccer complex is the home of FC Kansas City in the National Women's Soccer League, and the Swope Park Rangers, United Soccer League team the is the official reserve side for the Major League Soccer club Sporting Kansas City. It contains dozens of art galleries and is considered the center of arts culture in the Metropolitan area. Joseph, and Topeka. As such, most television stations in the Kansas City area are permissible over-the-air in portions of both markets, including its most important cities; likewise, stations from Topeka, permitted The primary Start are, as far East as Kansas City, Kansas and stations from St.-runway at the New Century AirCenter is the second-longest runway in the region, in addition to the Kansas City International Airport. It is located on the corner of 31st and Main streets, next to the studio facilities of PBS member station KCPT (which once housed the original studios of KCTV), and is visible from many parts of the city, especially at night because of the string light, decorate the tower. The Mid-America Regional Council (MARC) serves as the Council of governments and the Metropolitan Planning organization for the Region. South of the loop is the crossroads District, Union Hill, Crown Center, Hospital Hill, Longfellow, Wendell Phillips, and Washington Wheatley.

The airport gates 100 feet (30 m) from the road; have been positioned, however, since the September 11, 2001 attacks, which have these made, expensive overhauls, retrofitting it to elements of the conventional security-systems. The street has long been an entertainment center, with various bars, live jazz outlets, and restaurants, along. It is now one of the most important commercial street in the Northland, although it was flanked by MO-152 for the entire route, and it effectively replaced east Indiana Avenue. The economy of the Northland is dominated by the International airport, Kansas City, Ford Kansas City Assembly Plant, the Zona Rosa shopping community and three riverboat casinos. The Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts is located on a high point directly South of the downtown loop. The metro area is the largest amusement Park Worlds of Fun and Oceans of Fun, located in the Northland. The direction 'South' in street and address numbers is not implied in the rule, if 'North' is not specified, except for numbered 'avenues' in North Kansas City. Shopping is centered on the Country Club Plaza, with numerous luxury retailers, hotels and restaurants.

Also within the downtown loop are small, distinct neighborhoods such as quality hill, the Garment District, the Financial District, Convention Center District, and the Power and Light District. Other Village West attractions, the legends shopping district, Providence Medical Center, the Amphitheater, and Schlitterbahn Waterpark. Many sights and shopping streets are located in Johnson County, such as Oak Park Mall, Town Center Plaza, and Prairie Fire. Wheeler Downtown Airport, located to the immediate North of downtown near the Missouri, was the original headquarters of Trans World Airlines (TWA) and houses the Airline History Museum. The city's Hispanic and Latino American community is served by Dos Mundos, a bilingual newspaper with articles printed in Spanish and English, and Mi Raza magazine, the only weekly Hispanic publication printed in Spanish. The road splits grossly, the city's predominantly black neighborhoods in the East from its mostly white West. The Silverstein Eye center Arena, home of the ECHL's Kansas City Mavericks, and the M's Missouri comets, is located in independence. The city centre is bordered by the Missouri river on the North side of the Missouri-Kansas state line on the west, 31st Street on the South and the Blue River in the East. The McClatchy Company, Which owns the star, is also the owner of two s-week leaves, Lee's Summit Journal and Olathe Journal. The area has many restaurants, bars and shops, and is just across the state border of the University of Kansas Medical Center.