Kansas lawmakers weigh stadium gains for Chiefs and Royals
Kansas lawmakers debate financing a new stadium to lure the Chiefs and Royals, hoping tax from visiting players and coaches could boost state revenue. Analysts warn jock taxes may be small, while critics cite traffic, pollution, and rising housing costs as concerns.
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DeChambeau edges McIlroy for U.S. Open title in dramatic finish
Bryson DeChambeau held off Rory McIlroy at Pinehurst to win the U.S. Open by 6 under. DeChambeau’s remarkable 4-foot bunker up‑and‑down capped a week of showmanship as McIlroy faltered with late missed putts on 16 and 18. Cantlay and Finau tied for third after late errors.
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Miles records and LSU probe highlight coaching tenure
The case concerns a booster who gave cash to Alexander's father for a no show hospital job, with NCAA bylaws attributing no staff member status to the booster. The NCAA found no responsibility by Miles for the single violation during his LSU tenure. Miles had a 114-34 record at LSU, coached Oklahoma State 2001-04, and Kansas 2019-20 before being fired over allegations involving female students at LSU.
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Larson crashes as Elliott, Bell, Stenhouse shine at Iowa Cup
Kyle Larson led 81 laps and won stage two but clipped by Suarez late, finishing 34th as Chase Elliott took podium and Christopher Bell, Ricky Stenhouse Jr., and Joey Logano followed. Rookie Josh Berry led 32 laps in a breakthrough at the Des Moines track, NASCAR’s owned venue since 2013. The track, opened in 2006, sits about 40 miles from Des Moines and hosts Xfinity and Truck series events.
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