Chiefs and Royals May Leave Kansas City if Stadium Tax Vote Fails

The future of Kansas City's Chiefs and Royals hinges on an upcoming vote to extend a sales tax for stadium improvements.

Chiefs President Mark Donovan indicates that relocating the teams is an option amid the stadium tax vote scheduled for April 2.
The proposed tax extension aims to fund $800 million in renovations for Arrowhead Stadium and a new downtown ballpark for the Royals.
Opponents of the tax bill express concerns over potential negative impacts on local businesses and call the campaign fear-based.
The Chiefs and Royals have agreed to sign leases to stay in Kansas City if the new tax proposal passes, ensuring their presence for the next 40 years.
Other cities, including Nashville, Las Vegas, and San Antonio, are mentioned as potential relocation options for the teams.