Gas prices in Missouri are heading in the right direction, according to AAA Missouri. The average...
Missouri U.S. Army Reserve soldiers get childcare help for drill weekends, annual training
Finding access to childcare is a struggle in Missouri and the military is no different. To improve...
5 government programs every Missouri college student should know about
Some Missouri college students struggle to make ends meet while they are going to school, working,...
Pawn shop owner sentenced to 20 months for selling stolen property on eBay
A Kansas City pawn shop owner will serve 20 months in federal prison, without parole, for selling...
Wentzville GM Assembly plant starts the UAW picket line
America’s “big 3” automakers and the United Auto Workers union have yet to reach an agreement....
Hawley sponsoring bill to fight against monopolizing meatpacking industry
U.S. Senator Josh Hawley, R-Missouri, is sponsoring a bill he said will put a stop to large...
New Missouri law to crack down on porch pirates
A new Missouri law criminalizes porch pirates – those who steal packages and other mail left on...
Missouri PSC argues optional Time-Of-Use rate plan saves money
The Missouri Public Service Commission is fighting back accusations from the Senate Majority...
Public meetings underway on expanding I-70 to six lanes across Missouri
Public meetings are underway across the Interstate 70 corridor on the highway’s coming expansion...
FTC warns Missourians about scammers preying on student debt relief
As millions of Americans gear up to pay back their federal student loans, the Federal Trade...
Recognizing workplace safety and employee contributions in southwest Missouri
A rural member of the Missouri House of Representatives visited Kemin Nutrisurance, an ingredient...
Time is running out on passing the farm bill in Congress
Congress reconvenes next week, and they’re facing a tight deadline with the still-unfinished farm...
Missourians urged to prepare monthly budgets for federal student loan repayments
Millions of Americans are preparing to pay back their federal student loans this fall. After a...
Missouri lawmaker critical of commission’s move to rates based on peak usage
Senate Majority Leader Cindy O’Laughlin, R-Shelbina, is not happy that the Missouri Public Service...
Missouri is on a mission: A trade mission to Japan is in the works
Missouri wants to do more business with Japan. Gov. Mike Parson said he’s going on a trade mission...
Several Missouri bills become law today
Several new Missouri laws begin today. Each year, the Missouri Legislature passes many bills that...
Change to Missouri’s welfare assistance programs becomes law on Monday
A change to Missouri’s welfare assistance programs becomes law on Monday. Sen. Mary Elizabeth...
Heat puts extra stress on Missouri’s livestock, resulting in selloffs and slaughter
The extreme heat and humidity is taking a toll on Missouri’s farmers and ranchers - leading to...
No pay raises for management in UPS deal
Member voting on a tentative UPS deal for union workers wraps up Tuesday. Tentative changes...
Missouri State Treasurer launches Farm Relief Loan Program
Missouri has launched the Farm Relief Loan program to help farmers and ranchers impacted by this...
Putting Missouri communities back on map through ‘Stars and Stripes’ designation
Third time’s a charm! After failing the first two times, a provision becoming law at the end of...
Help is on the way to McDonald County following Tyson’s announced pullout
Tyson Foods is closing its chicken processing plants in southeast Missouri's Dexter and in...
Missouri to improve the supply chain with new rail extension
A rail transport extension groundbreaking ceremony was held in Jefferson City on Thursday for the...
Missouri to better help disabled adults get a job
A provision that’s set to become law this month aims to increase the number of Missouri’s working...
Energy Secretary Granholm visits St. Louis; ‘no comment’ on radiation exposure bill
A member of President Biden’s cabinet paid a quick visit to Missouri. U.S. Energy Secretary...
Expect renewed push for childcare tax breaks in Missouri next year
Missouri’s lack of daycare options will once again be a hot topic when lawmakers return to...
UPS deal to thwart strike impacts thousands of Missouri workers
Crisis averted! A tentative deal has been reached with the more than 340,000 UPS teamsters across...
35 Missouri hog operations to close in October
Smithfield Foods is closing 35 hog operations in Missouri – putting 92 people out of jobs....
Missouri’s annual tax-free weekend to buy back-to-school items is here
Let the back-to-school shopping begin. If you need a reason to go on a retail therapy binge this...
Report says Missouri is a national leader in creating manufacturing jobs
An argument could be raised that Missouri is pumping out manufacturing jobs like nobody’s...