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Kansas City mayor shows his support for voting 'yes' on April 2 - Vimarsana News

Kansas City mayor shows his support for voting 'yes' on April 2

Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas announced that he is supporting the “yes” vote on the upcoming sales tax extension vote on April 2.

Source: fox4kc.com
After Oak Street pivot, Mayor Lucas says he's voting yes on Royals, Chiefs stadiums tax - Vimarsana News

After Oak Street pivot, Mayor Lucas says he's voting yes on Royals, Chiefs stadiums tax

Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas announced his official endorsement of a 3/8th-cent sales tax ahead of the Jackson County vote.

Source: aol.com
Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas endorses yes vote on stadium sales tax - Vimarsana News

Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas endorses yes vote on stadium sales tax

This comes after the Royals revised their plans to keep Oak Street open -- following discussions with the mayor, city council and members of the community.

Source: kmbc.com
Video: Chiefs head coach Andy Reid throws first pitch - Vimarsana News

Video: Chiefs head coach Andy Reid throws first pitch

Kansas City football 'royalty' delivered the first pitch on Opening Day for the Kansas City Royals.

Source: kmbc.com
Lopez shuts down Royals as Twins post 4-1 victory in opener | Jefferson City News Tribune - Vimarsana News

Lopez shuts down Royals as Twins post 4-1 victory in opener | Jefferson City News Tribune

Pablo Lopez admitted to feeling some anxiety when the Twins ace stepped on the mound to face the Royals on Opening Day. It didn’t calm him down any when Maikel Garcia homered off him three pitches later. The All-Star right-hander eventually managed to get his nerves under control, holding Kansas City to just three more hits without a walk while breezing through seven innings Thursday. And when Royce Lewis homered, and Carlos Correa had three hits and two RBI, Minnesota had a 4-1 victory to begin its defense of its A.L. Central crown.