Missouri Approves Millions to Keep Chiefs From Relocating Published Jun 11, 2025 at 6:30 PM EDT Updated Jun 12, 2025 at 10:58 AM EDT By James Brizuela ...

The Kansas City Chiefs’ future at Arrowhead Stadium in Missouri is uncertain, amid a potential relocation to Kansas.  The iconic NFL stadium that has been dubbed the loudest outdoor stadium ...

There still may need to be local support in the Kansas City area to provide more funding for the teams. If the Chiefs stay in Missouri, the plan is to renovate the team's current home, GEHA Field ...

The Missouri House on Wednesday approved a sweeping stadium incentives package intended to keep the Kansas City Chiefs and Royals inside state lines, sending the plan to Gov. Mike Kehoe’s desk ...

The Kansas City Chiefs plan to spend $1.15 billion in renovations at Arrowhead Stadium if they stay put. The Royals are looking to secure a new 34,000-seat stadium that would be built somewhere in ...

Missouri's counteroffer On May 13, Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe unveiled the "Show-Me Sports Investment Act," a plan to keep the Chiefs and Royals in the state.

The Kansas City Chiefs have called Arrowhead Stadium home since 1972. The facility - which is the oldest in the entire AFC - sits on the Missouri side of the state line that cuts through the city ...

Missouri Sen. Kurtis Gregory (R - District 21), a sponsor behind the bill, joined advocates in trying to make sure Missouri doesn’t lose out to Kansas. " I’m encouraged by today," Gregory said.

LEE'S SUMMIT, Mo. — Funding new stadiums for the Kansas City Chiefs and Royals with Missouri tax dollars may be a tough sell for state lawmakers, but one Republican senator says it’s worth it ...

The Chiefs and Royals have a very close place in my heart,” said JT Yuratovich “I’d really love for them to stay on the Missouri side, I wouldn’t mind paying the extra tax dollars ...

Now, Missouri is making its own counteroffer to keep the Chiefs in place. Both teams also released statements regarding the movement of relocation.