A 20-year chapter ends today for Missouri Supreme Court Judge Laura Denvir Stith. After serving on the high court for two decades, Stith is retiring. […]
Interview: Sen. Hawley wants separate minimum wage hike, calls for immediate tax credit for blue-collar workers (VIDEO)
Missouri U.S. Senator Josh Hawley voted Friday against adding a minimum wage hike to the current COVID-19 relief bill in the Senate, but is calling […]
Check out next week’s mega coronavirus vaccination events in Missouri
Several state-organized mass coronavirus vaccination events are scheduled for next week throughout Missouri. They are planned in Pettis, Washington, Taney, Barry, Stone, Butler, Camden, Texas, […]
Missourinet Morning Newscast 3-5-2021
An overnight on and then off Amber Alert after a triple homicide in North County St. Louis. Missourinet’s morning news with Bill Wise.
Parson: Distributing COVID vaccines to as many Missouri pharmacies as possible will expand accessibility
Missouri’s governor announced on Thursday that pharmacies across the state will soon be receiving prioritized shipments of the COVID vaccine. Governor Mike Parson tells Capitol […]
Feds to prioritize teachers in retail pharmacy vaccine program
All Missouri K-12 public and private school workers will be eligible to get vaccinated beginning March 15. Nonprofit pre-K-12 staff, state-licensed childcare center workers, some […]
Complicated phone scam targets Social Security recipients
Federal law enforcement is warning about widespread phone scams where callers impersonate government officials. The United States Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Missouri […]
Missourinet Morning Newscast 3-4-2021
More debate at the Capitol about transgender individuals in sports. Missourinet’s morning news with Bill Wise.
Girl hurt in crash with ex-Chiefs Coach “likely has permanent brain damage”
A girl critically hurt in a car crash involving a former Kansas City Chiefs coach may never fully recover from her brain injury. The lawyer […]
Missourinet Morning Newscast 3-3-2021
Lawmakers debate easing more gun restrictions and hear testimony on violence against health care workers. Missourinet’s morning news with Bill Wise
