Did you know that underneath Kansas City, there is a 5 million-square-foot office and warehouse cavern, complete with two miles of railroad and six miles of road?The Atlantic has a fascinating arti… ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A former employee at the SubTropolis underground business complex in northeast Kansas City, Missouri, was taken into custody Tuesday after allegedly threatening to "shoot the ...

SubTropolis, a 55 million-square-foot limestone cave which houses a range of businesses underground in Kansas City. (Dean Russell/Here & Now) There is a vast trove of Hollywood gold 160 feet below ...

The largest industrial park in the world probably doesn’t look the way you might expect. Occupying an abandoned mine 100 feet below Kansas City, Missouri, SubTropolis is host to an assortment of ...

Mail Print Inc., a printing and direct marketing company, is nearly doubling its Kansas City facility from 40,000 square feet to 70,000 square feet at SubTropolis, Hunt Midwest Real Estate ...

The man who caused an hours-long police standoff at the SubTropolis underground business complex shortly before 9 a.m. on Tuesday will be charged with making a terroristic threat, according to ...

Hacked out of a 270-million-year-old limestone rock deposit just outside Kansas City, MO, SubTropolis is a unique underground industrial space spanning 1,150 acres and 5 million square feet of ...

According to Bloomberg, 1,600 people worked in the SubTropolis as of 2015. Many choose the location due to the relatively low rent, just $2.25 per square foot, and the constant 68-degree climate.

The company, which employs about 300 in the metro area, supplies headliners for Ford F-150s and Transit Vans and GM’s Chevrolet Malibu, as well as interior side panel package trays for both GM ...

Caseco Truck Body, an Oklahoma firm that modifies trucks for specialized commercial uses, is putting an operation in Kansas City that is expected to employ up to 45 people by the end of 2014.

Did you know that underneath Kansas City, there is a 5 million-square-foot office and warehouse cavern, complete with two miles of railroad and six miles of road?The Atlantic has a fascinating article ...