The Royals have been playing at the 40,000-seat Kauffman Stadium, formerly known as Royals Stadium, since the 1973 season.

KANSAS CITY -- The Royals’ new stadium saga has taken twists and turns, jumped state lines, suffered failures and gained momentum again. But in the end, the prospect of downtown baseball prevailed.

The Kansas City Royals officially have a site for a new stadium. The team announced Wednesday that it will be building a nearly $2 billion stadium in Crown Center, just south of downtown Kansas City, ...

We explain what's happening with funding, surrounding buildings and nearby communities.

The Kansas City Royals on Wednesday announced their plan to build a new stadium at the Crown Center in downtown Kansas City. The Royals are teaming up with Hallmark Cards to bring a new development to ...

The Royals, in a press release Wednesday, announced their intentions to move to Crown Center, a sprawling, 85-acre mixed-use ...

The Kansas City Royals made it official Wednesday morning: downtown baseball is coming to Kansas City, Missouri. The team is partnering with Hallmark Cards — headquartered in Kansas City — to develop ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - When hundreds of thousands of fans gathered outside Union Station and the World War I Memorial to celebrate the Kansas City Royals as World Series champs in 2015, few could ...

The Royals' current home ballpark, Kauffman Stadium, is the fifth-oldest stadium in baseball ...

The Kansas City Royals and Hallmark Cards will team up to build a new downtown stadium in the Crown Center district, they announced Wednesday.