The son of franchise founder Lamar Hunt has guided Kansas City to the precipice of Super Bowl history: a three-peat that would cement a 65-year family legacy. Clark Hunt was born into a dynasty.

The Hunt family's ownership of the Chiefs dates back to the team's founding (as the Dallas Texans) by Lamar Hunt Sr. in 1959. That makes the Hunts one of the longest-tenured ownership groups in ...

The case also pictures his father Lamar Hunt Sr., the principal founder of ... She's won numerous awards including several Katies from the Press Club of Dallas and a lifetime distinguished ...

The case also pictures his father Lamar Hunt Sr ... s above my pay grade.” Hunt watched part of the Grammys on Sunday night and saw Swift hand Beyoncé the award for best country album.

The origin of the Kansas City Chiefs moniker goes back to 1963, a decision connected to the region’s Native American heritage, a boisterous mayor, a fan-driven newspaper contest, and Lamar Hunt ...

"Humbled and beyond grateful to God for the opportunity to compete today for the Lamar Hunt AFC Championship Trophy ... t directly criticize the Grammy Awards, the timing of it-coinciding ...

When owner Lamar Hunt moved the Dallas Texans to Kansas City in 1963 and changed the name to the Chiefs, he was urged by then-Mayor Roe Bartle to feature a live band at Arrowhead Stadium.

At first, it was known just as the AFL-NFL Championship Game. Chiefs owner Lamar Hunt is regarded as the first who began using the term Super Bowl. It's got two pretty simples halves to its origin.

The Hunt family has owned the Kansas City Chiefs since the team was founded in 1959 by Lamar Hunt, a founding member of the American Football League. Clark Hunt, the son of Lamar Hunt, inherited ...