BOK Financial considers its World Cup sponsorship in Kansas City to be a game-winning goal for the bank, its clients and the community.

Burns & McDonnell completed 85-90% of Westport's stormwater project before pausing for the World Cup. The firm and KC Water built in the break to accommodate the tournament while also helping cut flood risks during the interim.

The local company, which manages transportation fleets, has seen World Cup demand exceed that of a Kansas City Chiefs playoff game.

The pair of four-story buildings would add 194 units for residents at or below 60% of Area Median Income. Construction could begin this year.

The project includes an all-abilities theme park with 20 adaptive rides and a 5,000-seat youth sports arena. It's backed by $104 million in tax incentives.

The California-based retailer uses recycled materials and deadstock fabric. It operates a sustainable factory in Los Angeles.