Kansas lawmakers vote on incentives to lure the Chiefs to build a new stadium in Kansas.

Kansas lawmakers are set to vote on a proposal offering financial incentives to attract the Kansas City Chiefs to build a new stadium in Kansas, across the state line from their current Missouri location. The plan includes tax breaks and infrastructure investments to support the project, with supporters citing economic growth, job creation, and increased tourism. Critics question the use of public funds for a private team and the long-term benefits. The decision will shape the team’s future presence in the region.