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

Gov. 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.

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Missouri governor signs stadium funding bill into law

The bill ensures the Show-Me State is competitive in its efforts to keep professional sports teams, including the Kansas City Chiefs and Kansas City Royals.

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Missouri House sends stadium funding bill for Chiefs, Royals to governor's desk

Missouri advances major stadium bill to keep the Chiefs and Royals in-state, offering up to 50% in funding. Decision now moves to Gov. Mike Kehoe’s desk.

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Latest on stadium funding package in Missouri; Wreaths Across America

This week we’re joined by House Speaker Jon Patterson of Lee’s Summit for his thoughts on the session and the package.

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Missouri House approves public funding for KC sports stadiums

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – The Missouri Legislature voted Wednesday to advance measures outlined by Governor Mike Kehoe’s call for ...

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Missouri special session ends with passage of KC stadium funding, disaster aid

The Missouri House closed the special legislative session Wednesday with votes to finance professional sports stadiums in ...

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Missouri House passes Kansas City stadium funding bill

The Missouri House passed a bill on Wednesday that aims to keep the Kansas City Chiefs and Royals in Missouri.

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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.

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Missouri Sports Betting: Best Missouri Sportsbooks & Legal Updates

May 15, 2025: Sports gambling license applications open in Missouri, where operators will pay a 10% wagering tax, which mostly goes toward funding education programs throughout the state.

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