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Missouri has done its part to keep the Chiefs (and Royals) on the right side of the border with Kansas. Now, it all comes down to whether one or both teams will choose to stay put. Via the Associated ...
If they choose to stay in Missouri, the Chiefs have floated plans for a $1.15 billion renovation of Arrowhead Stadium. The Royals have insisted all along that they intend to build a replacement ...
The stadium subsidies already were a top concern in Missouri when a deadly tornado struck St. Louis on May 16, causing an estimated $1.6 billion of damage a day after lawmakers had wrapped up work ...
If they choose to stay in Missouri, the Chiefs have floated plans for a $1.15 billion renovation of Arrowhead Stadium. The Royals have insisted all along that they intend to build a replacement ...
Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe officially signed three Missouri special session bills into law on Saturday, including a measure that aims to provide $100 million in disaster relief following recent torna… ...
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Just days after lawmakers passed a stadium funding bill, Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe signed it into law Saturday. Kehoe announced the special session, after the Legislature ...
Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe signed a massive stadium funding law to keep the Kansas City Chiefs and Royals. Learn what comes next for the teams’ stadium plans.
Economists have panned the ongoing stadium bidding war between Missouri and Kansas — which has offered to pay up to 70% of new stadium costs — as a waste of taxpayer dollars. But Gregory’s comments ...