Chiefs won’t hold public rally if they win Super Bowl 2025 after last year’s deadly shooting
NY Post
If the Chiefs beat the Eagles in Super Bowl 2025, part of their celebration in Kansas City will look different from previous years.
The Chiefs do not plan to hold a public rally in the city following the deadly shooting outside Union Station that took place during last year’s parade that killed one and left over 20 injured, Fox 4 in Kansas City reported.
According to the outlet, this year’s festivities would include a gathering at Arrowhead Stadium for players, their families, Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas and Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe.
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