Kansas legislature passes World Cup bill allowing 23 hours of liquor sales and more home rentals
The Kansas legislature has passed a bill allowing extended liquor sales and home rentals during the World Cup soccer tournament in June and July. The bill now awaits Governor Laura Kelly's signature, veto, or inaction, which would make it state law after 10 days.
The Kansas legislature passed a bill to accommodate the World Cup soccer tournament. It allows liquor stores, restaurants, and bars to stay open 23 hours a day during the tournament. Homeowners can also rent their properties without obstacles from May to July. Four national teams will be based in the Kansas City area. The bill aims to support local businesses and bring in sales tax revenue. Governor Laura Kelly will decide whether to sign or veto the bill.
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