A police officer has been shot and killed in the St. Louis area. Bill Wise reports.
Pinkel says cancer has returned. Ex-Mizzou coach undergoing treatment
Former Missouri football coach Gary Pinkel’s cancer has returned. The coach told KMIZ-TV that he is receiving treatment for non-Hodgkin lymphoma. Pinkel had been diagnosed […]
Push for Hyperloop certification track in Missouri
A group of Missouri elected officials and business leaders continues to study how to fast-track the construction of a potential Hyperloop route. The Hyperloop, a […]
Missouri police officer allegedly killed by suspect trying to cash a bad check
A suspect attempting to cash a bad check has allegedly shot and killed a North St. Louis County police officer. County Police Cooperative Chief John […]
University of Missouri System building “NextGen” research hub to accelerate disease treatment, cures
Today the University of Missouri System symbolically broke ground on a $220 million construction project to be called “NextGen Precision Medical Institute.” This collaboration center […]
Missouri denies license renewal of state’s lone abortion clinic
The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services has rejected the license renewal application of the St. Louis Planned Parenthood to provide abortions. The move […]
Blunt’s U.S. Senate committee approves emergency border funding bill
A U.S. Senate committee has passed a $4.5 billion emergency border funding bill to care for kids crossing the southern border illegally and without their […]
Missouri farmer testifies in Washington, D.C. about impact of trade war
A Missouri farmer and American Soybean Association board member has told a U.S. House subcommittee he and other farmers are hurting because of the ongoing […]
Two more workers of Missouri company indicted in deadly duck boat sinking
A federal grand jury has indicted today two more workers of a company operating a duck boat that sank last summer in Branson – killing […]
Former Missouri Gov. Holden honored for global efforts, asks Congress to preserve State Department funding (AUDIO)
Former Missouri Governor Bob Holden was honored in Washington, D.C. with the U.S. Global Leadership Coalition’s “Leading Globally Matters Locally” award for his efforts to […]
Legislature
Push for Hyperloop certification track in Missouri
A group of Missouri elected officials and business leaders continues to study how to fast-track the construction of a potential Hyperloop route. The Hyperloop, a futuristic ultra-fast tube travel system, could carry passengers from St. Louis to Kansas City in 28 minutes with a stop halfway in Columbia. A study says building a Hyperloop track […]
Politics & Government
Blunt’s U.S. Senate committee approves emergency border funding bill
A U.S. Senate committee has passed a $4.5 billion emergency border funding bill to care for kids crossing the southern border illegally and without their parents. The full U.S. Senate is expected to debate the bipartisan legislation next week. Missouri U.S. Senator Roy Blunt, who chairs the committee, says the funding problem must be solved […]
Economy
Missouri farmer testifies in Washington, D.C. about impact of trade war
A Missouri farmer and American Soybean Association board member has told a U.S. House subcommittee he and other farmers are hurting because of the ongoing trade war with China. Ronnie Russell says as late as April, farmers were hopeful an end to the trade war was at hand. “However, the recent increase in tariffs and […]
Education
University of Missouri System building “NextGen” research hub to accelerate disease treatment, cures
Today the University of Missouri System symbolically broke ground on a $220 million construction project to be called “NextGen Precision Medical Institute.” This collaboration center is designed to tap into research at all campuses to study and treat diseases quickly–and share those findings with colleagues and companies. University of Missouri Chancellor Alexander Cartwright describes the […]
