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Chiefs, Royals to Likely Stay in Missouri

Missouri's plan to keep Chiefs & Royals stadiums passes legislature. What now?

The vote marked a crucial moment for the Kansas City region, signifying a major retaliatory shot from Missouri amid an attempt by Kansas to lure the teams across State Line Road.

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Missouri approves stadium aid for Kansas City Chiefs and Royals and disaster relief for St. Louis

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Missouri House to vote on plan to fund Chiefs and Royals stadiums

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Missouri governor signs stadium aid package intended to keep the Chiefs and Royals in the state

The slow movement by those on the Missouri side of the state line in supporting the franchises prompted lawmakers in Kansas to authorize bonds for up to 70% of the cost of new stadiums in their state...

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Missouri Governor delivers on storm relief, sports team retention

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North Kansas City is the best location for a new Royals stadium | Opinion

Missouri special session ends with passage of Kansas City stadium funding, disaster aid

The Missouri House voted to set aside $1.5 billion in future tax revenue to finance stadium projects and provide $125 million in disaster aid.

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Chiefs will have to choose between renovated Arrowhead Stadium or new dome in Kansas

The Chiefs are on track to get the public money they need to renovate Arrowhead Stadium. Along they way, they’ve unlocked an opportunity to get a new stadium in Kansas. Now, as explained by the Kansas City Business Journal (via Sports Business Journal) they’ll have to pick one of the two projects.

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Chiefs Will Have to Choose Between Stadium Options Soon

The Kansas City Chiefs will have to make a critical decision on their stadium soon. This decision could change the landscape of the franchise forever. It is goi

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The Missouri Senate adjourned for its regular session on Wednesday, cutting short Governor Mike Kehoe’s plan to incentivize the Kansas City Chiefs and Royals to stay in the Show-Me State.