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1 week ago | 
technewstube.com | Tyler Shane
Tech News Tube is a real time news feed of the latest technology news headlines.Follow all of the top tech sites in one place, on the web or your mobile device.
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1 week ago | 
wired.com | Tyler Shane
Buy NowMultiple Buying Options AvailableAll products featured on WIRED are independently selected by our editors. However, when you buy something through our retail links, we may earn an affiliate commission. Rating:9/10WIREDSuper smooth ride. Efficient design that’s easy to navigate. Zippered cargo bag. Transition between bike trailer and stroller is easy. Feels light while walking and biking. TIREDBulky. Awkward when folded. Side windows limit airflow. I’m a big hiker and love the outdoors.
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1 week ago | 
kansascitymag.com | Tyler Shane
Chef-owner of Korean restaurant Chingu, Keeyoung Kim, took to his restaurant’s social media today to announce it will be shuttering its doors (4117 Pennsylvania Ave.). The last day of service will be May 24. “This choice wasn’t easy, but it’s what’s best for my health and my family—especially after welcoming our baby boy this past March,” the post states. The son of first-generation Korean immigrants, Kim opened Chingu in 2022 with the intention to serve a strictly Korean menu.
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1 week ago | 
kansascitymag.com | Tyler Shane
It is often said that there is no middle ground when it comes to In-A-Tub, a fast-casual restaurant in the Northland. You either love it or you hate it. It’s notable for serving the KC taco, stuffed with ground beef and deep fried but sprinkled with an unusually bright-orange cheese powder, similar to the kind one might find in a box of Kraft macaroni and cheese. The taco is perplexing and polarizing. I, a Kansas City native, just tried it for the first time.
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1 week ago | 
kansascitymag.com | Tyler Shane
OpeningsSlow Rise (11228 W. 135th St., Overland Park, KS, slowrise.co)Back in February, we asked the question “Is Slow Rise doughnuts the most popular pop-up in KC?” The answer from social media users was a resounding yes, with many noting how hard it was to get their hands on the handcrafted filled sourdough doughnuts. Cult followers of Slow Rise now have reason to rejoice. Owner Jessica Dunkel has signed the lease on a brick-and-mortar and we’ve got the scoop. Read here.
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2 weeks ago | 
kansascitymag.com | Tyler Shane
KC restauranteurs and husband and wife duo Pam and Ted Liberda recently announced their decision to leave their restaurant, Waldo Thai, on Instagram. “A grateful farewell to Waldo Thai. Our last day of service will be Saturday May 17th,” the post states. The post continues with a heartfelt farewell from Pam and Ted and refers to the decision as “[turning] the page on a new chapter in [their] lives.”The Thai spot has been a KC food scene staple over the past seven years.
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2 weeks ago | 
kansascitymag.com | Tyler Shane
Back in February, we asked the question “Is Slow Rise doughnuts the most popular pop-up in KC?” The answer from social media users was a resounding yes, with many noting how hard it was to get their hands on the handcrafted filled sourdough doughnuts (customers were getting in line for the pop-up as early as 4 am at the Overland Park Farmers Market). Cult followers of Slow Rise now have reason to rejoice. Owner Jessica Dunkel has signed the lease on a brick-and-mortar and we’ve got the scoop.
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2 weeks ago | 
kansascitymag.com | Tyler Shane
The Kentucky Derby takes place this weekend, Saturday May 3. It might be the most exciting two minutes in sports, but the watch parties are just as lively. Attending a Derby gathering means dressing in elegant spring-wear while sipping on mint Juleps and, of course, wearing an extravagant hat you’d never wear otherwise.
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2 weeks ago | 
kansascitymag.com | Tyler Shane
Stationed in front of a KCK strip mall church, Morty’s Chicago food cart (1919 W. 43rd Ave., KCK), with its bright-yellow Vienna Beef flag, looks as if it’s been plucked straight from the Windy City. It’s known for serving the Italian beef sandwich, but there are several other places in KC where you can get a solid Italian beef (Sauls and Jim’s Alley Bar, for example). There are far fewer spots where you can find Chicago’s extremely unique hot dog, and Morty’s is one of them.
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3 weeks ago | 
kansascitymag.com | Tyler Shane
Openings1587 Prime (1500 Baltimore Ave.)1587 Prime, the modern American steakhouse opening in partnership with hospitality group Noble 33 and Chiefs superstars Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce, has finally set an opening date. Kind of. A recent press release states that the much anticipated restaurant will debut this summer. 1587 Prime will be located at the base of the Loews Kansas City Hotel. To read more about 1587 Prime, click here. KC Doner (12350 W.
