Kansas City leaders decided to ask for more ideas on what to do with Kemper Arena. At a committee meeting Thursday, city council members didn't make any decisions on the future of the space in the ...

The arena is also without a regular pro sports tenant. “The T-Mobile Center would be an excellent place for a team to land in the future,” said Kathy Nelson, the president of the city’s ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Some arenas are so dear to our hearts that we would handcuff ourselves to the doors if the bulldozers threatened. The Palestra is one. Another is situated 50 miles west of ...

The developer of the former Kemper Arena has reached a new naming rights deal with He-Vee. This latest arrangement comes after an earlier deal to call it Mosaic Arena fell apart. The historic ...

Updated: 12:15 PM CST Dec 21, 2017 Infinite Scroll Enabled KMBC 9 News Staff ... KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The naming rights for Kemper Arena are back on the market.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Everything must go! From the Jumbotron to the pretzel warmers to the hardwood court itself — all the stuff left behind in Kemper Arena is on the auction block. The au… ...

KANSAS CITY (AP) — Kemper Arena in Kansas City will be renamed Mosaic Arena. The Kansas City Star reports that the renaming is part of an agreement announced Tuesday between development company ...

Andrew Grumke | KCBJ By Rob Roberts – Reporter, Kansas City Business Journal Aug 2, 2016 Updated Aug 2, 2016 11:17am CDT ...

Goldberg said she and a friend frequently attended Blades games at Kemper Arena and were known by players as "the loud ones in 101." "I miss my seat," Goldberg explained.

Demolition of Kemper Arena now more likely Building has seen little use since Sprint Center's opening Share Updated: 6:56 PM CDT Oct 30, 2014 Infinite Scroll Enabled ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Two competing plans for the future of Kansas City's Kemper Arena place a big emphasis on the burgeoning youth sports industry, but significant funding questions for both remain ...

At the council committee hearing, Kemper stopped just short of a threat when Ed Ford asked if he meant he would turn down $30 million in city incentives if the old arena had to remain in place.