With many Missourians planning cookouts and barbecues this summer, people could be wondering when beef prices might start going down. According to the most recent data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics the average price of a pound of ground beef hit a record...
A new cellphone ban in Missouri schools could look much different from district to district. The bill was passed during the last legislative session and now awaits Governor Mike Kehoe’s decision. Anticipating Kehoe’s signature, superintendents are drafting local...
LGBTQ+ advocates in Missouri are responding after a decision was made this week to end specialized services for LGBTQ+ people on a national hotline. Specialized LGBTQ+ support on the 988 national hotline will end on July 17th. Callers previously reached trained...
With Independence Day celebrations approaching, Missouri’s State Fire Marshal Tim Bean is reminding residents to stay safe as fireworks sales kick off statewide. Fireworks Sales Begin June 20 Seasonal stands are legally allowed to sell fireworks from June 20 through...
Thursday, June 19th is a federal holiday and commemorates the day in 1865 that officially marked the end of slavery in the United States. Stock markets will be closed and there will be no U.S. mail delivery, however, other delivery services such as UPS and FedEx will...
