Kansas has offered to issue billions in bonds to finance new stadiums for the teams if they’re willing to relocate.

The legislation could potentially open the door for a new Chiefs training facility or a Royals stadium in Clay County.

The statement implies that the region could be in danger of losing one or both teams if stadium deals aren’t struck soon.

Kansas City Royals Chairman and CEO John Sherman and Kansas City Chiefs Chairman and CEO Clark Hunt both offered a response ...

With less than a month left in the legislative session, Missouri lawmakers have not approved stadium funding plans for either ...

In a video released Monday, many of the top business leaders in Kansas City, such as the KC Sports Commission, Visit KC, ...

What would we politely say to the TV host about a Chiefs team that last failed to make the playoffs in 2014? We'd use the ...

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While White's attorneys attempted to argue the fact that he never met Manzano excludes him from the crime, a judge ruled that there was probable cause that White was "principal to Colbert's actions" ...

The group of KC business leaders stressed that losing either franchise would be a “major setback for regional pride and ...