The Kansas House introduces bill to create a public sports authority to oversee ownership of the $3 billion stadium to be built for the Kansas City Chiefs.

Wyandotte County is going to pitch in local tax dollars to help pay for the Kansas City Chiefs’ new stadium in western Kansas City, Kansas, officials voted Thursday. But if the Dotte is contributing ...

Arrowhead Stadium was built for the Chiefs about half a century ago. Now, the Chiefs are moving across the state line, bolstered by sales tax subsidies from Kansas and the Unified Government of ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Wyandotte County is going to pitch in local tax dollars to help pay for the Kansas City Chiefs’ new stadium in western Kansas City ...

The Central Avenue Bridge, a major artery connecting Wyandotte County to the West Bottoms, has been severed for five years. And in its absence, delayed construction and local struggles to acquire ...

KANSAS CITY, Kan. (KCTV) - Wyandotte County Commissioners voted 7-3 to approve a STAR Bonds district that would house the Kansas City Chiefs’ new stadium. The vote, which was held on Thursday, Feb. 5, ...

The Unified Government passed an ordinance on a 7-3 vote to divert sales tax revenue to help finance the new Chiefs stadium in Kansas City, Kansas. Multiple residents expressed concerns about the city ...

KANSAS CITY, Kan. — Commissioners in Wyandotte County voted 7-3 Thursday night to use local tax revenue to help pay off a new domed stadium for the Kansas City Chiefs. The entity is supposed to give ...

KSHB 41 reporter Rachel Henderson covers neighborhoods in Wyandotte and Leavenworth counties. Share your story idea with Rachel. Wyandotte County commissioners approved a STAR bond district for a new ...

SIDE. GOOD EVENING EVERYBODY. I’M KRIS KETZ AND BRYA BERRY IN FOR LAURA TONIGHT. MEETINGS ARE HAPPENING IN KCK AND OLATHE. WE HAVE LIVE TEAM COVERAGE TONIGHT. KMBC9 BRIAN JOHNSON IS IN OLATHE, WHERE ...

A conceptual rendering of a stadium for the NFL's Kansas City Chiefs. Local governments in Kansas agreed to chip in future tax revenue for a partly-bond-financed stadium and related developments.

Some lawmakers are losing patience over the delay of a sports authority bill that must be finalized for the stadium project to move forward.