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Kansas City is known as the "City of Fountains" because it has more fountains than any city in the world other than [[Rome]].<ref>http://www.kcfountains.org/education/diduknow.htm</ref>
Kansas City is known as the "City of Fountains" because it has more fountains than any city in the world other than [[Rome]].<ref>http://www.kcfountains.org/education/diduknow.htm</ref>
It is home to the [[NFL]]'s [[Kansas City Chiefs]] which were a founding team of the American Football League in 1960 with founder Lamar Hunt. [[Major League Baseball]]'s [[Kansas City Royals]], makes it home in Kansas City, MO. Both the Chiefs and Royals share a parking lot near each other at the Truman Sports complex off Interstate 70 near Interstate 435. The Kansas International Speedway (KIS) is located in Kansas City, Kansas. The KIS opened in 2004 and host many NASCAR and Indy series races and other events.
It is home to the [[NFL]]'s [[Kansas City Chiefs]] which were a founding team of the American Football League in 1960 with founder Lamar Hunt. [[Major League Baseball]]'s [[Kansas City Royals]], makes their home in Kansas City, MO. Both the Chiefs and Royals share a parking lot near each other at the Truman Sports complex off Interstate 70 near Interstate 435. The Kansas International Speedway (KIS) is located in Kansas City, Kansas. The KIS opened in 2004 and host many NASCAR and Indy series races and other events.
The Federal Reserve Bank has one of the twelve system banks of the [[Federal Reserve System]] in Kansas City. This makes Missouri unique in being the only state to have two Federal Reserve Banks in the same state.
The Federal Reserve Bank has one of the twelve system banks of the [[Federal Reserve System]] in Kansas City. This makes Missouri unique in being the only state to have two Federal Reserve Banks in the same state.