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Missouri Senate approves plan incentivizing Chiefs, Royals to stay in state, will move to House next
The Missouri Senate has approved legislation incentivizing the Kansas City Chiefs and Kansas City Royals to stay in their state, with the threat of the teams moving to Kansas looming. The bill needed 18 votes to pass and was approved 19-13.
Missouri state Sen. Rick Brattin stepped down as chair of the Missouri Freedom Caucus just days after voting in favor of a ...
Upgrades to Busch Stadium in St. Louis could get hundreds of millions of dollars in state aid under a bill passed by the ...
Kansas City sports teams could relocate across state lines as Missouri and Kansas compete with stadium funding packages. The ...
Nicholas Grunauer, president of the Crossroads Community Association, told The Star that the Washington Square Park plan ...
The Missouri House of Representatives is in Jefferson City again Monday as lawmakers try to pass a stadium package aimed at ...
The House will consider bills on funding for stadiums, money for tornado relief in St. Louis and a grant for MU's new nuclear ...
A sweeping incentives plan to keep the Kansas City Chiefs and Royals in Missouri is running into resistance even before ...
The House reconvened this week after the Missouri Senate advanced three bills during the special session that began last week ...
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