Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs have one of the best home-field advantages in the NFL, but could they have a new stadium in the future?

Strong storms rolled through Jackson County Tuesday, bringing down trees, flipping a semi, and leading to tornado sirens in Raytown. Cleanup is now underway.

In promoting his bill to fund professional sports stadiums, Missouri Republican state Sen. Kurtis Gregory warned about the potential hit to jobs and tax revenues if the state were to lose a team.

Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe on Saturday signed a stadium financial aid package intended to persuade the Chiefs and Royals to remain in the state.

It is not Patrick Mahomes’ fault that his team is engaged in another absurd NFL stadium battle. But spending $3 billion on a new football field and crossing state lines is borderline criminal in

The future of the Royals stadium is at a crossroads, with new sites like the former Sprint campus in Johnson County getting serious attention. After Jackson County voters rejected a stadium tax, the Royals and Chiefs decided to pursue their plans separately,

The state has finalized legislation that makes stadium deals in either Jackson or Clay County possible. All that’s left is a signature from Governor Mike Kehoe – but the negotiations have already moved to city and county officials. In Kansas City, one possible location already has momentum, Washington Square Park.

The Kansas City Chiefs have a huge decision to make about their NFL future. Arrowhead Stadium, which dates back to 1972, is located in Missouri. Nearby Kansas would love to become the new home of