TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — It appears the Evel Knievel Museum will be jumping from Topeka, Kansas, to Las Vegas.

A Las Vegas newspaper reported Monday the museum dedicated to the career of Robert Craig Knievel, who became known for his death-defying stunts and tricks on motorbikes, will move to the Las Vegas Arts District.

Amanda Beach, the museum's marketing director in Topeka, said Tuesday the report was "a bit premature" but the deal is "imminent." The museum opened in Topeka in 2017.

If the deal is finalized, the Topeka team would install and operate the museum in Las Vegas. The move is not going...