The Missouri State Capitol will be illuminated in red and gold to support the Kansas City Chiefs as they compete in the Super Bowl on Sunday. Governor Mike Kehoe has ordered the dome to be lit up starting from Friday at sunset to celebrate the Chiefs’ third appearance in the big game in three years. The governor and first lady will be watching the game from Missouri and expressed their pride in the Chiefs being Missouri’s team. Governor Kehoe also made a friendly wager with Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro, betting Missouri beef and various Kansas City delicacies against Philly cheesesteaks and soft pretzels. Kehoe predicted a 31-17 victory for the Chiefs and looks forward to enjoying some Philly cheesesteaks from Governor Shapiro after the Chiefs secure the Lombardi Trophy on Sunday. The lighting of the Missouri State Capitol in team colors and the friendly bet between governors adds to the excitement and anticipation surrounding the Chiefs’ Super Bowl appearance.
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