Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe has has put ink to paper for the final hurdle to state funding for potential stadium relocation ...

There is still too much we do not know as public subsidies are handed out behind closed doors. Here's what must come next. | ...

If the Chiefs stay in Missouri, the plan is to renovate the team's current home, GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium. The Royals, however, have looked into leaving Kauffman Stadium, which shares its ...

The bill to finance the Royals' and Chiefs' stadiums, as well as the state's spending bill, passed in the Senate on June 5. What happens next?

and now Hunt stating that the Chiefs organization is exploring options in both Missouri and Kansas — things might be heating up regarding a complete relocation. The Chiefs are the biggest team ...

The Missouri House ... package” for the Chiefs and Royals, said Gabby Picard, a spokesperson for the governor. The state aid ultimately also must be accompanied by local support.

(KCTV) - The Missouri Senate adjourned for its regular session on Wednesday, cutting short Governor Mike Kehoe’s plan to incentivize the Kansas City Chiefs ... seemed to support the incentive ...

OUR FIRST BREAKING NEWS STORY IS IN MISSOURI’S CAPITOL. A LAST MINUTE PUSH BY THE GOVERNOR TO KEEP THE ROYALS AND CHIEFS IN THE SHOW ... THAT WE HAD TO BE ABLE TO SUPPORT IT.

Kehoe backed a last-minute legislative push this week - the final week of the 2025 Missouri Legislative Session - to drum up support for a state funding package to keep the Chiefs and Royals in ...

Of course, the Chiefs do not want to give their full home field advantage away, but the franchise is due for a new stadium. The state of Missouri recently took a step closer to keeping the Chiefs ...

Even as Missouri ... exchange for support of stadiums legislation. “I believe in the greater good,” Sen. Barbara Washington, a Kansas City Democrat, said. “And while the Chiefs do bring ...

With less than a month left in this year’s legislative session, Missouri lawmakers have largely taken no steps to provide public support for new stadiums for the Kansas City Chiefs and Royals.