Posts from r/kansas on Tuesday, 12/23
POSTS - TUESDAY, 12/23
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The State that Can't Afford Medicaid Expansion or Decent Teacher Salaries Has $1.8 Billion to Blow on Moving a Football Team 25 Miles
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BB's Grill in Olathe Kansas taking some fun shots.
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[Pompliano] The Chiefs' new Kansas stadium deal is historically lopsided. While the state provides $3B in funding, the team keeps 100% of revenue. Even their $7M rent goes into a fund they control for operations. Kansas bears the massive cost, while the Chiefs keep all the profit.
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Chiefs' New Kansas Stadium will cost $1.8B in Public Money
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This truck is carrying the signs you see on the interstate
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Kansas' Chiefs STAR bond district could span 293 square miles; public cost could top $6.3B
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Lamar Hunt Would Be ‘Thrilled’ to Leave Arrowhead & Missouri, Says Chiefs Owner Clark Hunt
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STAR-Bond-Chiefs-map
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STAR Bonds for Dummies?
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Never got my toll bill?
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