St. Louis, MO (KTRS) St. Louis is one step closer to having a Major League Soccer Stadium. On Friday, the St. Louis Board of Aldermen gave final approval on two bills critical to constructing a new stadium in downtown St. Louis. President of Board of Aldermen Lewis Reed calls this a victory for the city.…
St. Louis, MO (KTRS) St. Louis has scored another goal is its quest to bring an MLS team to the city. On Friday, the St. Louis Board of Aldermen approved a a resolution in support of a soccer stadium aimed at attracting a Major League Soccer franchise. The measure passed by a vote of 26-2…
(KTRS) – St. Louis City leaders are asking for $40 million in tax credits to help finance a Major League Soccer stadium. This is on top of the $80 million that city voters will decide on in April. The new tax credit request will be presented to the state Development Finance Board in Jefferson City Thursday.…
(KTRS) – There are currently no solid plans for Major League Soccer to expand to St. Louis. Still, a design firm that released an idea for an MLS stadium near Union Station is asking for public input on a stadium ideas. Fox 2 reports that Space Architecture + Design is hosting an open house this…
(KTRS) – The St. Louis Board of Aldermen are requesting money from the NFL to pay off the remaining balance of the Edward Jones Dome. Board of Aldermen President Lewis Reed sent a letter to the league, saying the by allowing the Rams to move to Los Angeles, the NFL is leaving St. Louis “holding…
ST. LOUIS (AP) — The failed, frenzied effort to persuade the St. Louis Rams to stay by building them a new riverfront football stadium will end up costing the public more than $16.2 million — and no ground was ever broken on the project. A majority of the money — $10.5 million — is going…
(KTRS)- The first round of voting is over as the NFL owners consider relocation proposals. None of the plans got the required 24 votes for approval. But several reports say that the plan to partner the Rams with another team at an Inglewood stadium got more votes than the plan to move the Raiders and…
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Roger Goodell says the existing stadiums in St. Louis, San Diego and Oakland are “inadequate and unsatisfactory,” and the proposals the Rams, Chargers and Raiders received to remain in their current cities lacked certainty. A person who has seen the report told The Associated Press on Saturday night that the NFL…
(KTRS) – The Rams are one of three NFL teams expected to file for relocation to Los Angeles sometime today. The three teams expect to apply–the Rams, Chargers, and Raiders. The franchise relocation fee is $550 million. Fox 2 reports that no team has yet to receive enough support from league owners to make the…
