TK Magazine sat down with Stephanie Moran, Senior Vice President of Innovation at GO Topeka, to learn how Link came to be and what it means for the region’s future.

AI is rapidly reshaping the world around us, and businesses are using AI for advertising, sales, customer service, coding, accounting and more. It is difficult to think of anything AI cannot be used for.

Celebrating 75 years of service is a remarkable feat for any business but reaching the milestone as a third-generation family-owned enterprise like McElroy’s is especially rare.

Kent Lammers, president and chief executive officer of Polo Custom Products, has a metal sign prominently displayed in his office that says, “Stay humble, work hard, be kind.”

Bartlett & West is celebrating its 75th anniversary of “leading communities to a better tomorrow” by working on projects ranging from clean drinking water and safe roadways to rail planning and more.

Moral hazard and adverse selection stem from unequal information, causing risk before and after contracts that can lead to inefficiency and market issues.

Tucked away on more than 400 acres of rolling hills, wooded trails and quiet creeks on the edge of Topeka, The Villages, Inc. has spent six decades providing services to children in need.

HF Rubber Machinery is using JEDO support to bring tire curing press production back to the U.S., strengthening domestic manufacturing in Topeka.

Cybersecurity may feel like background noise, but rising AI-driven BEC scams are making attacks more advanced and harder to detect.

Mark’s Door Service has focused not just on installing and repairing garage doors, but on fostering customer relationships. And it all started with an unexpected push.

Ask Levi and Megan what has sustained Tarwater Farm & Home Supply for nearly five decades, and their answers come quickly and in unison: “Customer service.”

West Ridge Mall is in the middle of a multi-phase redevelopment that includes upgraded infrastructure and reimagined retail space.

The revitalization of West Ridge Mall has given Staci a new door to walk through, and this one leads to something she has been working toward for decades.

Before the doors opened at Home at Last’s new space inside West Ridge Mall, a question drove every decision: “What if designing your home didn’t feel overwhelming, but inspiring and fun?”

Dr. Ekwensi Griffith, a doctor of osteopathic medicine, gives nearly all of his patients his personal cell phone number.

Teresa Castello lived with chronic knee pain for more than 18 years. The injury affected nearly every aspect of her daily life: constant pain, limited mobility and little relief from traditional treatments.

Reuter’s Pedorthics & Shoe Services’ history dates back nearly 150 years to 1880, when it opened downtown next to a brothel and a livery stable