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

On Monday, Chiefs Kingdom received a new update from owner Clark Hunt, who described the situation as having “two great ...

Kansas City Chiefs Chairman and CEO Clark Hunt says he’s noticed a sense of urgency from the team as they enter the second ...

The Kansas City Chiefs are in the middle of a tug of war between Missouri and Kansas. Arrowhead Stadium is loud and iconic, ...

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.

As the Kansas City Chiefs started training camp this week, the team is also making major moves off of it. Accordingg to a ...

#BREAKING Negotiations extended: a group of Kansas legislative leaders just voted to extend an offer to the #Chiefs and #Royals. The law allows Kansas to use STAR Bonds to pay for up to 70% of a ...

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

As the deadline approaches for Kansas STAR Bond legislation and a stadium decision in Kansas, the Chiefs are asking the Senate to give them more time.

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

If the Chiefs are prepared to spend more than $1.2 billion on a stadium project and entertainment district, and if the team will own the stadium and its costs, Kansas is right to listen.

Jackson County Executive Frank White outlined his conditional support for a Chiefs stadium tax in a letter to Gov. Mike Kehoe.