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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.
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Learning lessons from when St. Louis lost NFL team during stadium uncertaintyAs Missouri legislators work to keep both the Chiefs and Royals in the state, certain legislators have brought up the impact ...
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