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Dylan Larsen writes the city approved the tax increment financing for the proposed downtown ballpark project. Kansas City is officially set to help fund a new Royals ballpark in Crown Center through a financing plan projected to cost the city…

The Kansas City Council has approved a tax increment financing (TIF) plan to help fund a proposed downtown ballpark for the Kansas City Royals at Crown Center. The financing measure supports a $1.9 billion stadium project and authorizes the city to issue bonds for its $600 million commitment, which is projected to cost roughly $1.4 billion over 30 years.
Mayor Quinton Lucas stated that the decision marks a critical milestone to keep the Royals in the city and create a baseball-centered district. The roundup also highlights Kansas City's successful 2026 offensive contributions from Jac Caglianone and Carter Jensen, alongside broader league developments including a proposed 154-game MLB schedule.
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