World Cup, FIFA and Kansas City
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FIFA reversed its policy on reusable water bottles overnight, banning them from World Cup venues weeks after explicitly allowing empty bottles inside.
Federal officials say they are preparing with state and local partners while launching a visitor-focused fentanyl awareness campaign.
There’s a chance it’s ready before the end of the World Cup. We’ll just have to see,” said Phinney Sachs, advisor to Mayor Quinton Lucas.
Fans attending World Cup matches in Kansas City will need to hydrate ahead of time: Water bottles won't be allowed in.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup begins in one week, and leaders in Kansas City are busy with last-minute tasks before events get started June 11.
For Dr. Malek Mahmoudi, the World Cup isn’t just coming to Kansas City — it’s bringing a piece of home with it.
Soccer fans are invited to gather at the KC Live! block in the Power & Light District to watch FIFA World Cup matches this June and July.
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Pete's Garden partners with KC2026, FIFA to recover surplus World Cup food for Kansas City families
Pete's Garden is partnering with KC2026 and FIFA to recover surplus food from World Cup events across Kansas City this summer, turning what would otherwise go to waste into meals for families in need.