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Missouri governor will call lawmakers back into session for Royals, Chiefs stadium funding
Mike Kehoe discusses the 2025 legislative session with reporters in his Capitol office on Friday (Jason Hancock/Missouri Independent) Missouri lawmakers will return to Jefferson City next month for a special session to debate providing tax breaks to keep the Kansas City Chiefs and Royals in the state,
Missouri House passes a Chiefs and Royals stadium funding plan backed by Kansas City mayor
Under the plan from Gov. Mike Kehoe, the state would help pay up to half the cost of a new stadium for the Kansas City Royals and a refurbished Arrowhead Stadium for the Chiefs, though the overall cost was not clear.
While the Kansas City Chiefs work through a key offseason to keep their dynastic run going, there are some key happenings ...
The Royals’ stadium saga has taken unpredictable turns, with bold pitches and political gridlocks shaping their next chapter ...
The tentative plan would commit Missouri to paying $15 million a year to a newly created Clay County sports authority for the ...
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Patrick Mahomes Gets Major Update on Arrowhead’s Future After Missouri Gov. Unveils Plan to Keep ChiefsIn the stands, generations stood shoulder-to-shoulder, bundled in red and gold, clinging to a tradition that’s outlasted eras ...
The Missouri House endorsed incentives to help keep the Kansas City Chiefs and Royals from ... The Chiefs' lease on Arrowhead Stadium expires in January 2031. They've played at the Kansas ...
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