US EditionKansas City Chiefs announce they will leave Arrowhead and relocate across the Kansas-Missouri border
The $3 billion domed stadium in Wyandotte County will create 20,000 jobs and generate $4.4 billion in economic impact during construction, officials said.
- On December 22, 2025, the Kansas City Chiefs announced an agreement with the State of Kansas to host Chiefs football beginning with the 2031 NFL season, team owner Clark Hunt said.
- After Jackson County's April 2024 vote rejected a sales-tax measure, Kansas lawmakers approved STAR bonds to cover up to 70%, and Kansas's offer won the bidding war.
- The plan locates a domed stadium in Wyandotte County near Kansas Speedway and The Legends, with a practice facility and headquarters in Olathe, Kansas, backed by $4 billion in development financed by state sales and liquor tax revenues.
- Missouri officials warned the move is a major blow, with Gov. Mike Kehoe and Missouri lawmakers expressing dismay, while momentum appears to be building for the Royals to consider a similar move.
- While uncommon, cross-state moves within a single TV market have happened before, and Arrowhead Stadium, home since 1972, holds the Guinness World Record for loudest stadium roar.
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The Kansas City Chiefs are looking for a new home and are leaving their venue in Missouri. The club has decided to move to the neighboring state of Kansas.
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The Chiefs, owned by the Hunt family of Dallas, had been weighing this move against a major renovation of their current home at Arrowhead Stadium. The decision ends a years-long competition between Missouri and Kansas for the NFL team. The agreement with Kansas also marks the latest stadium deal for the Hunts, who are also leading stadium projects in DFW.
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