The Department of Health and Senior Services says Missouri’s first vaping-related death is a man in his mid-40s. He died this week at a St. […]
Albright: from Waynesville resident to first female U.S. Secretary of State
The nation’s first female Secretary of State spent time Thursday in Fulton recounting her journey from a newspaper reporter in Rolla to the nation’s highest […]
Missouri Democratic lawmakers heading to GM Fairfax picket line Friday morning
At least seven Missouri Democratic state lawmakers will be joining striking autoworkers on the General Motors (GM) picket line Friday morning in Kansas City, Kansas. […]
Gov. Parson lays out plan for state to help St. Louis region fight crime (VIDEO)
As promised, Gov. Mike Parson returned to St. Louis Thursday with a plan for state government to help the St. Louis area fight a “growing […]
Southeast Missouri county makes region Agri-Ready
Pemiscot County, in southeast Missouri, is the latest Agri-Ready county designated by the Missouri Farmers Care Coalition. That makes southeast Missouri the first Agri-Ready region […]
(Audio) Missourinet Morning News 9-19-2019
Authorities find human remains in a landfill possibly tied to 2006 Columbia murder. Bill Wise reports.
Standing-room only crowd expected for Thursday’s Albright speech in Fulton
A capacity crowd of at least 1,500 people is expected Thursday afternoon for former U.S. Secretary of State Madeleine Albright’s lecture at Westminster College in […]
Gov. Parson returns to St. Louis Thursday to announce state-local crime fighting plan; St. Louis County enacts ethics reform
Governor Parson and St. Louis City and St. Louis County leaders are back together Thursday to announce with a plan to team up on fighting […]
Audit shows new western Missouri fire station is still a ghost town
State Auditor Nicole Galloway says a $1.8 million fire station in the Smithville area near Kansas City continues to sit virtually empty, even though construction […]
(Audio) Missourinet Morning News 9-18-2019
One state representative says violence in Kansas City is hurting business. Bill Wise reports.
