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Just hours after the Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Philadelphia Eagles 38-35 on Sunday night in Super Bowl LVII at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, workers back in Kansas City, Missouri, were hard at work starting the celebration.

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Lot J superfans stick together.

In 2020, they made the trek to Miami. In 2021, they made the trek to Tampa.

Now in 2023, they’ve gathered again in Phoenix for the Chiefs’ third Super Bowl run in four years.

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In latest dispatch from the Super Bowl, KSHB 41 Sports Director Mick Shaffer discusses the cactus.

When Charlotte Hamilton ditched her self-described “mom sport wagon” a while back, she set out to find a red Jeep.

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Woman drives Chiefs Jeep to Arizona for Super Bowl LVII

KSHB's Caroline Hogan visits a vintage Chiefs store where you can maybe find some vintage Chiefs gear that might bring you a bit of nostalgia.

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Vintage Chiefs clothing frenzy means big business for stores

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Riverside artist Jeff Parson painted a larger-than-life structure to communicate his love for the Kansas City Chiefs.

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Riverside artist's love for Chiefs stands tall with massive artwork

Chiefs C Creed Humphrey talks about playing alongside quarterbacks Patrick Mahomes and Jalen Hurts already in his young football career.

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Chiefs C Creed Humphrey describes playing for both Mahomes, Hurts

A lot of Kansas City Chiefs fans have stories that come out of GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium, usually happy ones.

But that's not necessarily the case for Krista Belladonna and her sister, Caroline Meyer. The two grew up worshipping the team alongside their father, Bill Meyer.

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Sisters search for Chiefs fans who helped them during tragic life moment at 2022 AFC Championship