The Kansas City Royals are asking fans for feedback on the club's next home, the team, gameday experience and more.

On Monday, the organization announced that it’s seeking feedback on several on and off-field aspects of the club.

"We are constantly engaging with and listening to our fans," Royals chairman and CEO John Sherman said in a statement. "Their ...

The Kansas City Royals launched a fan survey seeking input on the team, gameday experience, broadcasts, and potential sites for a new ballpark.

The Kansas City Royals' roster may have its holes, but the left side of the infield is not one of them. Shortstop Bobby Witt ...

This Kansas City Royals offseason focuses on building upon the team's existing talent and addressing key weaknesses. These articles highlight the team's strategy to develop promising players and make ...

Kansas City has three high points elevation wise. One along Cliff drive,one Downtown KCK and the one just south of central ...

North Kansas City Mayor Jesse Smith said Thursday that the city is now working out the framework of a deal as talks go ...

The Royals haven't decided whether they want to stay on the Missouri side when their lease is up at Kauffman Stadium after the 2030 season ...

Growing up in Kansas, Amy Baker first knew Bloomington-Normal native Denny Matthews as the soothing voice of her beloved baseball team. On Nov. 15, they will be married at the home of the Royals, ...

Some future roster decisions seem fairly obvious all season, but when the offseason begins, they still carry weight. The Kansas City Royals held a $12 million ...