(Updated to include comments from 3 p.m. announcement)
Legislative leaders on Monday closed on a more than $3 billion deal to bring the Kansas City Chiefs to Kansas, ending the NFL franchise's relationship with Missouri for more than 60 years.
The Legislative Coordinating Council - made up of the top leaders in Legislature - voted unanimously to approve a deal extending incentives to the Kansas City Chiefs and producing the state's biggest economic development project in history.
After the LCC approved the deal for a $3 billion domed stadium, a packed audience in the old Supreme Court room at . . .
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