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At least two Jackson County legislators are set to meet with Missouri lawmakers as they explore plans to keep the Kansas City Royals and Chiefs in the county.

Two state senators are laying the groundwork for Clay County to compete for a new Chiefs training facility or Royals stadium, while the top Republican in the Missouri House is imploring Jackson County leaders to come up with a new plan to keep the teams from leaving the state.

Elected officials from Jackson County will travel to the state Capitol this week to meet with legislative leaders and Gov. Mike Kehoe about stadium funding ideas. Meanwhile, Clay County is working to establish its own sports complex authority.

Missouri Speaker of the House Jon Patterson said Jackson County legislators will meet with leaders at the state level to address what needs to be done to keep both teams in the state of Missouri.