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Missouri Senate approves plan incentivizing Chiefs, Royals to stay in state, will move to House next
The Missouri Senate has approved legislation incentivizing the Kansas City Chiefs and Kansas City Royals to stay in their state, with the threat of the teams moving to Kansas looming. The bill needed 18 votes to pass and was approved 19-13.
KANSAS CITY, Mo — Early Thursday morning, the Missouri Senate passed legislation that would help fund potential stadium projects ... of St. Louis losing the Rams franchise.
The Missouri General Assembly is poised to return June 2 to discuss paying up to half the $3 billion projected cost for ...
As the Missouri and Kansas legislatures battle to approve financing plans that could tempt the Chiefs and Royals into ...
Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe called a special session beginning June 2 to discuss a new tax-incentive program for professional ...
The Missouri Senate, a chamber compromised by clear Republican factional lines and simmering Democratic anger will debate the ...
The Chiefs will soon decide which side of the state line, Missouri or Kansas, they will play their home games after 2030.
Missouri has experience with losing professional sports teams. The National Football League’s Rams were the most recent to depart, leaving a publicly financed domed stadium that had lured the ...
Missouri has experience with losing professional sports teams. The National Football League’s Rams were the most recent to depart, leaving a publicly financed domed stadium that had lured the ...
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