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Missouri Senate approves plan incentivizing Chiefs, Royals to stay in state, will move to House next
The Missouri Senate has approved legislation incentivizing the Kansas City Chiefs and Kansas City Royals to stay in their state, with the threat of the teams moving to Kansas looming. The bill needed 18 votes to pass and was approved 19-13.
With Missouri’s stadium funding bill nearing final approval and Kansas’ offer expiring June 30, pressure grows on the Royals and Chiefs to finalize their stadium plans.
Missouri Rep. Jonathan Patterson (R-Lee's Summit) celebrated the House's vote to pass the stadium funding bill.
Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas is optimistic that the Chiefs and the Royals will be playing in his city for the 2031 season and beyond.
The Kansas City Chiefs announced that former Missouri football coach Andy Hill has retired from his role as an assistant ...
The state has finalized legislation that makes stadium deals in either Jackson or Clay County possible. All that’s left is a ...
Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas is optimistic that the Chiefs and the Royals will be playing in his city for the 2031 season ...
KANSAS CITY, Mo–The Kansas City Chiefs have been in camp as well this week. For the defending AFC champions, it’s the third week of voluntary organized team activities. Also known as ...
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