Cinco de Mayo celebrations and other events later this month are raising concerns about drunk driving across Missouri. Tabitha Perkins, executive director of Mothers Against Drunk Driving in Missouri, says Cinco de Mayo on Tuesday is consistently one of the most...
A bill changing how disputes are handled at the Missouri State High School Activities Association is now headed to the governor’s desk after receiving final approval in the Missouri House. Senate Bill 863 cleared both chambers of the Missouri Legislature and will...
Springfield will take center stage this week as a multi‑day celebration marks the 100th anniversary of Route 66 in the southwest Missouri city credited as the highway’s birthplace. The centennial kickoff begins Thursday and is expected to draw thousands of visitors...
Strong storms that moved across Missouri early Monday morning left damage behind at two state prisons and across parts of central Missouri, including Randolph and Saline Counties. The Missouri Department of Corrections says storms damaged the Farmington Correctional...
Severe weather is expected across all of east central and northwest Missouri on Monday. Mark Fuchs with the National Weather Service in St. Louis says all threats of severe weather are on the table. “And those storms in the afternoon will have the potential to have...
