The redevelopment of Kansas City’s Kemper Arena continues, as the facility is in the midst of its conversion to Hy-Vee Arena. (more…)

The redevelopment of Kansas City’s Kemper Arena continues, as the facility is in the midst of its conversion to Hy-Vee Arena. (more…)
The former Kemper Arena in Kansas City has a new name, as it is now known as Hy-Vee Arena. (more…)
The ongoing renovation to Kemper Arena remains on track, with the repurposed venue set to host its first major event in September. (more…)
The conversion of Kemper Arena to Mosaic Arena began Tuesday, when officials celebrated a groundbreaking ceremony for the $39 million project. (more…)
The proposal to overhaul Kemper Arena took a major step forward on Thursday, when the Kansas City City Council voted to permit a key real estate sale. (more…)
A tax abatement for a proposed Kemper Arena renovation have been approved, allowing the plan to overhaul the venue to move forward. (more…)
Foutch Brothers has the proper expertise and capital needed to carry out an extensive renovation of Kemper Arena, according to a report. (more…)
In a major win for a proposed redevelopment, Kemper Arena has been granted National Register of Historic Places status. (more…)
Naming rights to Kemper Arena have been purchased by Mosaic Life Care, a move developers hope will jump start efforts to revamp the venerable venue. (more…)
{jathumbnail off} R. Crosby Kemper Jr. and his family are saying what many in Kansas City have been arguing: tear down Kemper Arena and replace it with a facility more suited for the American Royal show. It’s especially telling when Kemper makes the argument: he donated the land and money way back in 1974 to […]
With American Royal Rodeo moving to downtown’s Sprint Center, the future of Kemper Arena suddenly becomes very much in doubt after losing its biggest event. When Sprint Center opened, the argument by city officials was that the market was big enough for two arenas, especially with American Royal anchoring the Kemper Arena schedule. It’s a […]
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