The Kansas City Chiefs could soon move from their former home at Arrowhead Stadium in Missouri, as Kansas lawmakers on Monday approved the funding needed to build a $3 billion stadium in the neighboring state.
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Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly and Chiefs CEO Clark Hunt announced the move, which still requires approval from NFL owners.
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The Kansas Legislative Coordinating Council voted unanimously to approve funding for the team’s stadium in Kansas’ Wyandotte County, which is located on the west side of Kansas City, less than 20 miles from Arrowhead Stadium.
The Chiefs have called Arrowhead Stadium their home for more than 50 years, but their stadium’s future was in doubt after voters in Jackson County, Missouri, rejected an extension of a local sales tax that would have funded renovations at Arrowhead.
This article was originally published by Forbes US
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