Travis Meier

Travis Meier

Senior City Editor, KCtoday

Travis is a launch editor for KCtoday and is based in Kansas City, MO. He previously worked for local news stations such as FOX4KC after earning his degree at the Missouri School of Journalism. In his free time, he loves to mountain bike, play the saxophone, and talk extensively about coffee + urban design.

KC is on the precipice of these city-altering events happening over the next four years.
The ribbons are cut. Bring on the airplanes.
Kansas City’s largest single infrastructure project is also home to the city’s largest public art display — now accessible at the newly opened terminal.
What do you want to see at the urban park?
When you head to the River Market in Kansas City, MO, you’ll find brick roads and 100-year-old buildings jam packed with shops, restaurants, and entertainment.
Don’t be stressed — we got you.
Make sure your bags are packed and your stomachs are empty.
These rooms are designated for people with special needs, children, families, and service dogs.
Kansas City football stars will go to bat for the new Humble Beginnings Foundation.
Experience the celebration from the eyes of KCtoday.
Here’s the time, the parade route, and parking resources.
It’s the City of Fountains and Heart of America all wrapped in one symbol.
Everything you could ever want to do at your fingertips.
Everything you could ever want to do at your fingertips.
Becoming a new resident is easy with our KC 101 guide to all things Kansas City, MO.
Planning a getaway? Check out the Quad Cities, rich in flavor, history, and outdoor activities.
Downtown KCMO is featured in the popular HBO show — but here’s what’s different.
Find local events, see our top picks, and learn how to submit your own event.
The green light comes three days sooner than expected, leaving companies scrambling to fill orders.
We want to help you spread some love with a bouquet from a local flower company.
Everything you could ever want to do at your fingertips.
We are approaching our final destination.
The space accommodates 280 guest with in-house catering from the Chef Collective.
Beyond the walls and under the stage, there’s a world of architectural feats and technological wonders.
Plus, here’s how you can make it better.
KC’s riverfront has become a popular spot for development since 2017.
Move over coffee — we’ve got the tea.
Spring 2023 will be halfway to the scheduled completion in 2024.
Pretty neat, huh?