Data from the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) reported 1,857 turkeys harvested during the firearms hunting season from Oct. 1 through 30. A press release from the MDC reported Gasconade County took the lead for the most harvests with 51 turkeys …
The traffic flow over the Missouri River Bridge at Jefferson City will soon be back to normal. On July 8, Missouri Department of Transportation crews started working on Highway 54 overpasses over Highway 50 and McCarty Street. That forced traffic down to …
Claudene Wilson, longtime custodian at Swedeborg District III Elementary School in Missouri – Credit Swedeborg School District A Missouri K-8 school was debating long and hard over what to rename their school. The decision-makers could have picked any …
College basketball returns to Indianapolis on Monday when Butler hosts Missouri State, with the Bulldogs hoping to get back into the conversation atop the Big East. Last season, head coach Thad Matta improved Butler in his second season at the helm, giving …
By: Erin Achenbach in Featured, Top News Comments Off on Missouri Lawyers Media recognizes 2024 In-House Counsel Award honorees The 2024 winners of the In-House Counsel Awards gather at the Clayton Plaza Hotel in St. Louis on Friday, Nov. 1, 2024. (Photo …
Federal officials are increasing air monitoring around a southeast Missouri lithium-ion battery plant that caught fire, the Environmental Protection Agency announced Friday. In a statement Friday, the EPA said it was conducting round-the-clock air …
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Voters on both sides of the state line continued to show up at advanced in-person voting locations to cast their ballots ahead of next Tuesday’s general election. On the Kansas side, voters in Johnson, Wyandotte, Douglas and Miami …
JEFFERSON CITY — An expensive U.S. Senate race featuring a polarizing incumbent Republican, as well as efforts to legalize abortion and sports betting, dominated debate this election in Missouri. Republican U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley faces a well-funded and …
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey penned a letter Friday to California officials regarding a proposed amendment he claims would “irreversibly harm Missouri’s farmers and biofuels industry.” Bailey, in a letter to …
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