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Missouri governor signs Kansas City stadium funding bill

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

With both states offering big money, Kansas City’s teams are weighing billion-dollar decisions as the clock keeps ticking.

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

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Missouri’s stadiums package for Chiefs, Royals signed into law. What next?

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

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe signed a legislative package on Saturday which should catch the attention of Chiefs fans.

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

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

Kansas City Chiefs HC Andy Reid makes a detailed evaluation of rookie WR Jalen Royals

During Thursday's press conference, Chiefs head coach Andy Reid made a detailed evaluation of rookie wide receiver Jalen Royals | @EdEastonJr

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Missouri Approves Chiefs and Royals Stadium Funds: Teams Face Kansas Offer June Deadline

The Kansas City Chiefs and Royals stadium saga just took a massive turn. After weeks of intense back-and-forth, the Missouri

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Missouri Senate approves plan to keep Chiefs, Royals in Kansas City

Missouri senators authorized hundreds of millions of dollars worth of incentives to try to persuade the Chiefs and Royals to continue playing in the state.

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Chiefs' Karlaftis to Throw Out First Pitch at Royals Game

The Kansas City Chiefs will surely command a notable presence at Kauffman Stadium ('The K') today, Tuesday, June 10. Chiefs' star edge-rusher George Karlaftis i

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

Governor Mike Kehoe signed a legislative package on Saturday, approved by Missouri lawmakers earlier in the week, that includes hundreds of millions of dollars of financial aid intended to persuade the Chiefs and Royals to remain in the state.