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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Kansas City is buzzing this week, and just about everywhere you go, you can see and feel the excitement about the Kansas City Chiefs.

Kansas City held its first public practice of the year at Missouri Western State University on Wednesday morning, inviting ...

— The excitement continues in Kansas City as the Chiefs prepare to play in a seventh-straight AFC Championship. The Chiefs will play the Buffalo Bills at Arrowhead Stadium on Sunday, January 26.

Kansas City is lively today as the Chiefs face their rival Buffalo Bills on what KC fans hope will be a historic Super Bowl three-peat. Here’s a live look at what game day is like around KC.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — With just hours until the Kansas City Chiefs home opener, it’ll be hard to miss the sea of red. Yet, some fans take their support beyond sporting red. Chiefs super fan Lynn ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Kansas City Chiefs are one step closer to the historic three-peat they’ve been chasing since winning Super Bowl 58 last February. And now that the Texans are down… ...

Kansas City Chiefs fan who couldn’t make it to Arrowhead packed downtown’s Power & Light District in hopes of an AFC win against the Tennessee Titans. They roared as Patrick Mahomes threw to ...

Thousands of fans poured into KC Live! early Sunday afternoon, wearing Chiefs jerseys and painted red faces to watch their Kansas City Chiefs defeat the Philadelphia Eagles. The Chiefs won 38-35.

Kansas City Chiefs fans in 2014 broke the record for crowd noise at more than 142 decibels and fans watching Sunday Night Football’s game against the Los Angeles Chargers will honor them.

Sean Clark, 58, recently moved to Kansas City from Tulsa, where he had been a Chiefs fan for more than 25 years. Clark said he watches every game, preseason scrimmage and spring training.

Kansas City led the way nationally with a 45.5 rating and an 81 share. The latter means more than 80% of televisions in use Sunday night in KC were tuned to the Chiefs game.