KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Now that the Chiefs are moving across the state line from their longtime home in Missouri to a $3 billion domed stadium to be built in Kansas, attention in the area has swung to the Royals, who have a similar decision to make regarding their own future.

The Kansas City Chiefs are getting a new home base. On Monday, December 22, the team announced it will leave the iconic Arrowhead Stadium in Missouri — where they have played since 1972 — and build a new stadium in the state of Kansas.

The Kansas City Chiefs announced they'll be leaving Missouri and moving to Kansas for a new "state-of-the-art" domed stadium.

The winners of four Super Bowls and one of the sporting world's most prominent franchises will leave their longtime home in Kansas City, Missouri, for new digs in Kansas City, Kansas.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Major transactions over the last 24 hours have Kansas City, Missouri, reeling, and KCTV5 sat down with Mayor Quinton Lucas for his take on the series of events and what it means for his city moving forward.

Kansas City Chiefs Owner Clark Hunt says everything that needed to be resolved with Missouri wasn't done before his decision to move.

The Kansas City Chiefs announced Monday they will leave their longtime home at Arrowhead Stadium for a new, domed stadium that will be built across the Kansas-Missouri state line and be ready for the start of the 2031 season.

Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe had harsh words for the Kansas City Chiefs in response to the news that the team would be moving to the state of Kansas.