The Kansas City Chiefs announced that Dan Meers, who’s been the KC Wolf mascot for 35 years, will be retiring from the role. A search is on for his replacement ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo–The Kansas City Chiefs have been in camp as well this week. For the defending AFC champions, it’s the third week of voluntary organized team activities. Also known as OT… ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo — KC Wolf Dan Meers announced his retirement from the Kansas City Chiefs on Tuesday after 35 years. Meers has served as the team’s one and only mascot since 1990.

Posted: June 17, 2025 | Last updated: June 18, 2025 KC Wolf Dan Meers announced his retirement from the Kansas City Chiefs on Tuesday after 35 years.

Dan Meers, the ubiquitous, lovable, unofficial director of shenanigans as KC Wolf, is a man of joy. But he's now navigating newfound grief after the loss of his beloved wife.

Dan Meers, the original KC Wolf, is retiring after a 35-year career as the Kansas City Chiefs' mascot and "Director of Shenanigans." Meers' 35-year run as KC Wolf made him the league's longest ...

Sports While in Kansas, here’s what KC Mayor Lucas said about Royals’, Chiefs’ stadiums By Blair Kerkhoff Updated June 22, 2025 10:12 PM ...

The Chiefs had one absence at mandatory minicamp on June 17, but it was not Smith or superstar tight end Travis Kelce. FOX4 KC’s Taylor Burr was among those sharing video of Kelce on Tuesday.

While attending a KC World Cup community event at the University of Kansas at Overland Park, Lucas said that there are plenty of reasons for his optimism that the Chiefs will remain where they are ...

Former KC Chiefs Employee Sues Team For Racial Discrimination, Wrongful Termination Ramzee Robinson is seeking $5 million in damages plus declaratory and equitable relief.