Missouri Lawmakers Fail to Pass Stadium Funding Legislation

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The Kansas City Royals and the Kansas City Chiefs had their hopes for new stadium funding dashed this week. Missouri governor Mike Kehoe proposed Senate Bill 80, “Show Me Sports Investment Act,” and the House of Representatives approved it on Tuesday. However, senators were unable to come to an agreement on the bill before the 2025 session adjourned.

According to KMBC, if approved in a later special session, SB80 would allow professional teams in Missouri to access funding via bonds. Any project costing at least $500 million for stadiums seating at least 30,000 fans would qualify. 

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