Only state Sens. Nick Schroer and Adam Schnelting remain in a group whose quarrels with GOP leadership defined years of ...

To cultivate a business-friendly climate in Missouri, Governor Mike Kehoe's FY 2026 budget reflects a multifaceted strategy.

Just as the Missouri Freedom Caucus appears on the cusp of its biggest legislative victories, half of its members in the ...

Arrowhead Stadium – the home of the four-time NFL Super Bowl champion Chiefs – will play host to the Battle Sports Kansas ...

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The Kansas City Chiefs got home-field advantage better than any other team in the National Football League. Arrowhead has been a staple for the Chiefs for a long time.

The Kansas City Chiefs have a decision to stay in Missouri or move to build a new stadium.

A pair of state lawmakers, including Republican state Sen. Mike Moon, filed the lawsuit July 31, challenging the recently passed funding plan.

The Kansas City Chiefs have a decision to stay in Missouri or move to build a new stadium.

As the Chiefs plan to choose between renovating their current stadium in Missouri and building a new one in Kansas, a new lawsuit could streamline the options.

A group has filed suit over the bill containing the Show-Me Sports Investment Act, which would partially fund stadium projects for the Chiefs and Royals, arguing the bill is unconstitutional.

“The appropriations described in the bill are a direct gift or bribe to the owners of the Chiefs and the Royals to stay in Missouri,” the lawsuit contends.