After the Missouri state legislature ended its session today without passing a bill to keep the Chiefs and Kansas City Royals ...

To keep the teams, and the $50 million in tax revenue they generate, Kehoe is tossing out the idea of a special legislative ...

After a last-minute push to hammer out a plan to keep the Kansas City Chiefs and Royals in Missouri, the legislative session ...

A last-minute effort to give the Chiefs and Royals a reason to stay in Missouri is getting mixed reaction from local ...

There will be a special session of Missouri’s General Assembly at a yet-to-be-determined time to reach a deal to partially ...

Gov. Mike Kehoe didn’t announce a date for the special session, but indicated it could begin in a matter of weeks.

Missouri’s governor will call the Legislature into a special session to consider incentives aimed at keeping the Kansas City Chiefs and Royals from moving to Kansas.

Senators didn’t end up voting on the measure, which enjoyed bipartisan support. Late Wednesday, the Senate exploded in ...

Patrick Mahomes has been crowned the football king of Kansas City for over a decade, and he has ruled accordingly. The post ...

Approval of the governor’s plan would mark a seismic moment for the Kansas City area, signifying Missouri’s first major ...

In the final days of the regular session, which ended Thursday, Kehoe unveiled a plan to use tax revenue generated by the ...

Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe hinted Friday that he plans to call a special session in the coming weeks to address stadium funding ...