Tavia Hunt, wife of Chiefs owner Clark Hunt, earlier delivered the devastating news that a family member was among the Camp Mystic victims of the tragic flash floods.

Janie Hunt, a nine-year-old cousin of Hunt, reportedly passed away as a result of the Texas floods that occurred over July 4th weekend. She was one of several missing campers from Camp Mystic in Texas Hill Country. Her body was later found and identified on Saturday afternoon, making the Hunt family’s worst fears come true.

TOPEKA — A bipartisan council of Kansas lawmakers voted Monday to extend by six months the deadline for the Missouri-based Kansas City Royals or the Kansas City Chiefs to accept economic development incentives from Kansas for construction of sports stadiums.

A Kansas legislative committee has extended a deadline for the Chiefs and Royals to take advantage of a stadium financing plan from the state. The Kansas Legislative Coordinating Council on Monday unanimously approved the extension to use bonds to cover 70% of a new stadium's cost if the teams decide to relocate to the state.

The State of Kansas has extended its offer to emphasize the "Kansas" in the names of the Kansas City Royals and Chiefs. The state is attempting to lure both teams as the Chiefs and Royals continue their protracted stadium negotiations with Missouri.