A former Kansas City Chiefs staffer is suing the NFL team amid accusations the organization paid Black employees less than their white counterparts, per multiple reports. Robinson, 41, claims that ...

Ex-NFL player Ramzee Robinson sues Kansas City Chiefs, alleging racial bias and wrongful termination. Team denies claims amid ongoing legal case.

Updated: Jun 11, 2025 / 09:10 PM CDT JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — The Missouri House of Representatives on Wednesday passed a plan to try and keep the Chiefs and Royals in the Show-Me State.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — A bill that could keep the Kansas City Chiefs and Royals in Missouri is now headed to Gov. Mike Kehoe’s desk after winning final approval in the state House on Wednesday ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — *Related video above: Hallmark movie premiere brings stars, fans to Kansas City A popular holiday event that drew tens of thousands of attendees is returning to Kansas City in ...

Jackson County, Kansas City & North KC are now at center of fight to keep Chiefs at Arrowhead Stadium & Royals at Kauffman Stadium after Missouri funding vote.

The Kansas City Chiefs allegedly paid their black business employees less than their white counterparts and fired an exec on the basis of race after he complained about his relatively small salary.

The Kansas City Chiefs are being sued by former NFL defensive back Ramzee Robinson, who previously worked as the team's director of player engagement. Robinson is alleging wrongful termination ...

Clark Hunt, CEO of the Kansas City Chiefs, attends the One Year To Go press conference for the FIFA World Cup at Union Station on Wednesday, June 11, 2025, in Kansas City.

Former NFL cornerback and Kansas City Chiefs employee Ramzee Robinson has sued the Chiefs on claims of racial discrimination, stating the team "paid African-American business employees less than ...

Following how the 2024 campaign ended, the Kansas City Chiefs only have one way to go in 2025: up. The Super Bowl defeat wasn't on the agenda for the Chiefs, bu ...

Going into the 2025 NFL campaign, which is now less than 100 days out, the Kansas City Chiefs are hopeful they can repeat the success they've experienced over t ...