The Kansas City Chiefs are negotiating stadium deals with lawmakers in Kansas and Missouri, raising questions about their ...

The Chiefs are making progress in stadium negotiations with lawmakers in Kansas and Missouri, though it remains unclear if the team will stay at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium or move elsewhere.

Kansas politicians are accusing each other of playing favorites as they continue their efforts to lure one or both beloved Kansas City franchises across the Missouri border.

The extension further ratchets up the border war between Missouri and Kansas over where the two teams should build their futures.

A domed Chiefs stadium is estimated to cost around $3 billion, not accounting for any practice facilities. Royals team representatives have suggested the price tag on a new ballpark would be $1 ...

Kansas lawmakers extended the deadline for the Kansas City Royals and Chiefs to accept stadium development incentives by six months. The extension allows the Kansas Department of Commerce to ...

A domed stadium would allow Kansas (and the Chiefs) to hold their first-ever Super Bowl. This article first appeared on Athlon Sports and was syndicated with permission.

A domed stadium would allow Kansas (and the Chiefs) to hold their first-ever Super Bowl. Related: Big Stadium Decisions Loom For Chiefs, Royals This story was originally reported by Athlon Sports ...

The Kansas City Chiefs seek an extension of Kansas' enhanced STAR bonds to finance a domed stadium, as negotiations with the state continue.

Kansas Republican and Democratic politicians are trading barbs over whether the other side has a preference for building a Kansas City Chiefs or Royals stadium.

LENEXA, Kan. (AP) — The Kansas City Chiefs have requested an extension to an end-of-June deadline for a stadium financing package from the state of Kansas, an indication that the NFL franchise' ...

Kansas lawmakers will meet Monday to discuss extending the state's STAR bonds offer to the Kansas City Chiefs and Kansas City Royals. ... the incentives would cover up to 70% of a new stadium's cost.