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Missouri governor signs Kansas City stadium funding bill, but Chiefs and Royals silent on plans

"These investments demonstrate that Missouri is committed to taking care of our own, staying competitive, and backing initiatives that secure long-term economic stability for our communities."

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Missouri or Kansas? Plans for the Chiefs and Royals’ stadiums are still up in the air in K.C.

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

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Governor signs off on 9-figure bill to help keep Chiefs in Missouri

The legislative package includes hundreds of millions of dollars in financial aid intended to persuade the Chiefs and Royals to remain in Missouri.

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Kehoe signs stadium aid package intended to keep Chiefs, Royals in Missouri

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Gov. Mike Kehoe signs three Senate bills into law for Missouri disaster and economic relief

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Chiefs fans are footing the bill for new stadium they didn’t ask for

The Kansas City Chiefs will get a new stadium before their lease runs up after the 2031 season. Arrowhead Stadium is one of the more recognizable venues in the

Missouri’s legislative path: Eight pivotal moments under Gov. Kehoe

Governor Mike Kehoe has set a decisive tone for Missouri’s legislative agenda, navigating sensitive issues like retaining the Chiefs and Royals, public safety, and immigration. Lawmakers recently advanced a new plan allowing Clay County to create a sports complex authority that could keep the teams in Missouri,

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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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.