The metro's population has increased more than all of the 11 other metros in the Show-Me and Sunflower states combined. Find out which counties are driving Kansas City's growth even beyond the ...

The latest numbers show that from April of 2020 to July of 2024, Kansas City gained 8,000 more people. Many metro suburbs also saw population growth over that four-year period as many decided to ...

Although Johnson County remained the biggest contributor to the Kansas City metro's population growth, three Missouri-side counties combined to add almost 4,600 residents in the year ending July 1 ...

In the 2000s, population growth was centered around the state's metropolitan areas. The state's statistically defined metropolitan areas are Kansas City, Wichita, Topeka, Lawrence and Manhattan.

Kansas City, Kansas, showed a moderate increase with 7.4% change since the last Census, raising its population to 156,000. The city of St. Louis recorded just 301,000 residents in the 2020 Census ...

See neighborhood maps and gentrification data for Kansas City. ... were calculated for each city’s Census tracts and compared to others throughout metro ... The share of the population age 25 ...

As of last July, Lawrence was the sixth-largest city in Kansas, with a population of around 120,500. Wichita, a metro area home to around 653,000 people, is Kansas’ largest city.

U.S. Census Bureau data has population estimates in Missouri’s large and small metro areas. See map on how they’ve changed from 2020 to 2023.