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  3. Border war is back if Kansas funds a Chiefs move across state line, Kansas City says
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Border war is back if Kansas funds a Chiefs move across state line, Kansas City says

April 12, 2022

Less than three years after Kansas and Missouri announced a truce in their economic border war, the agreement appears to be imploding as Sunflower State developers and politicians are working to lure the Kansas City Chiefs across state lines.

For months, the Kansas City Royals have been exploring a move to a downtown stadium. But last month, the Chiefs indicated they were also interested in moving away from their longtime home at the Truman Sports Complex.

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