A group has filed suit over the bill containing the Show-Me Sports Investment Act, which would partially fund stadium projects for the Chiefs and Royals, arguing the bill is unconstitutional.

Just as the Missouri Freedom Caucus appears on the cusp of its biggest legislative victories, half of its members in the ...

The Kansas City Chiefs donated $25,000 on Tuesday to a political action committee supporting Republican candidates for the ...

MISSOURI INDEPENDENT — The bill authorizing state support for professional sports stadiums is unconstitutional because it grants public aid to private interests and combines widely different and ...

A pair of state lawmakers, including Republican state Sen. Mike Moon, filed the lawsuit July 31, challenging the recently passed funding plan.

Spotlight Bipartisan resistance building against Missouri governor’s stadium funding plan Jason Hancock and Rudi Keller Missouri Independent May 29, 2025 0 ...

The Chiefs have a good problem, and they can thank geography and history. Kansas City literally exists in two states – Missouri and Kansas – and both entities a ...

The bill authorizing state support for professional sports stadiums is unconstitutional because it grants public aid to ...

A bill passed hastily in a special session of the Missouri General Assembly that would provide a half-billion dollars in subsidies to keep the Royals and Chiefs in the state is unconstitutional, a ...

The lawsuit charges that Missouri's hastily passed Show-Me Sports Investment Act is unconstitutional and "a direct gift or bribe to the owners of the Chiefs and Royals to stay in Missouri." ...