The National Football League Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs will ban fans from wearing headdresses, American Indian-themed face paint, and other cultural misapropriations at future games, the ...

The Kansas City Chiefs will no longer allow fans wearing headdress or American-Indian-themed face paint into games, among other changes before the upcoming season, according to a statement Thursday.

The Chiefs announced Thursday a series of sweeping policy changes for fans at Arrowhead Stadium when the national spotlight shifted to Kansas City following the Washington Football Club announcement ...

Kansas City Chiefs fans who attend games at Arrowhead Stadium will no longer be allowed to wear headdresses or face paint that "references or appropriates American Indian cultures," the team announced ...

The limited number of Kansas City Chiefs fans who will be in attendance at Arrowhead Stadium on Thursday night to watch the defending Super Bowl champs take on the Houston Texans will not be allowed ...

The Kansas City Chiefs will prohibit the wearing of Native American headdresses, face paint and clothing at Arrowhead Stadium. They also are discussing the future of the iconic tomahawk chop as they ...

The Kansas City Chiefs officially banned fans wearing headdresses in an announcement that outlines moves the NFL team is taking to better celebrate and understand American Indian cultures. The Chiefs, ...

Ahead of their regular season opener on Wednesday, Cleveland Indians announced that the team will not permit fans to enter the ballpark with Native American headdresses or face paint. This is the ...

The Kansas City Chiefs announced Thursday they will prohibit fans at Arrowhead Stadium from wearing headdresses and face paint that is "styled in a way that references or appropriates American Indian ...