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Train service across north Missouri suspended, after Brunswick railroad bridge collapse
(News director Bob Ehle at Missourinet Moberly affiliate KWIX contributed to this story) Norfolk...
Missouri professor: “If what Trump did is not impeachable, nothing is”
A University of Missouri law professor says President Nixon's spying on political opponents was...
(VIDEO) “A project of national significance”: Rocheport one of 250 bridges to be replaced
Governor Mike Parson, surrounded by local, state and national legislators, announced the success...
Backwater from flood debris causes rail bridge to collapse in north Missouri’s Brunswick
(Program director Brad Boyer at Missourinet Moberly affiliate KWIX contributed to this story)...
Delay in Columbia Planned Parenthood arson trial
A trial for a mid-Missouri man charged with the February arson at the Columbia Planned Parenthood...
Busy Rocheport I-70 bridge will be replaced, Gov. Parson and Sen. Blunt to announce details on site today
A creatively engineered funding plan of federal, state, local and borrowing has assured that a...
Flash flood watch in effect for parts of northern Missouri; severe storms also possible (AUDIO)
The National Weather Service (NWS) in Pleasant Hill has issued a flash flood watch for parts of...
Governor denies clemency for Missouri convicted killer
Gov. Mike Parson has declined to block the execution of convicted killer Russell Bucklew. The...
Hawley weighs in on Missouri life expectancy declining for sixth straight year
A new state report shows Missouri’s death rate reached a record high for the sixth consecutive...
Former U.S. Secretary of State to visit to Missouri on Tuesday
Former Secretary of State John Kerry is paying a visit to Missouri tomorrow. He’s scheduled to...
USDA’s critical staffing shortages from KC move triggers the stalling of several reports
A U.S. Department of Agriculture research branch uprooting from Washington, D.C. to Kansas City...
Enforcement credited for decrease in fatalities at Missouri rail crossings (AUDIO/VIDEO)
Jefferson City Police pulled about ten motorists over during a railroad crossing enforcement...
Missouri ag group head: “Corn growers on level playing field with Japan deal”
The president of the Missouri Corn Growers Association says a U.S deal with Japan will put corn...
Missouri leaders respond to U.S. and Japan reaching initial trade deal
Missouri Agriculture Director Chris Chinn says Japan is a country holding a lot of promise for...
120 dead dogs found on rural Missouri property; kennels stacked three-five high
A west-central Missouri woman has posted bond, after more than 100 dead dogs were allegedly...
Missouri man dies from vaping-related illness
The Department of Health and Senior Services says Missouri’s first vaping-related death is a man...
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...
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...
Attacks on Saudi oil fields expected to make gas prices spike soon in Missouri
Gas prices are expected to sour nationwide and in Missouri soon. Geoff Cooper of the Renewable...
Parson goes to California to find more business for Missouri
Gov. Mike Parson is meeting with Bay Area company leaders interested in expanding or investing in...
Largest U.S. nail manufacturer hires 120 workers at Missouri plant
A southeast Missouri company - once hanging on by a nail - is growing again. Mid Continent Steel...
Two more children killed Thursday as St. Louis region awaits a plan from governor, city and county leaders
Tuesday, St. Louis County Chief of Police Jon Belmar sat at a conference table with Gov. Mike...
Schmitt to issue Friday report about clergy abuse in Roman Catholic Church in Missouri
Missouri's attorney general will release a long-anticipated report Friday morning in St. Louis,...
Federal data shows Missouri’s uninsured rate slightly increases
New U.S. Census Bureau information says Missouri had an uninsured rate of 9.4% in 2018 – compared...
(VIDEO) Gov. Parson, Mayor Krewson press conference in St. Louis, promise a plan in 10 days
Governor Mike Parson, St. Louis Mayor Lyda Krewson and County Executive Sam Page held a press...
MSP tours in Jefferson City to resume, following May tornado (AUDIO)
You'll have the opportunity again soon to tour the old Missouri State Penitentiary (MSP) in...
Two Missouri Congressional members question FEMA’s handling of flood aid
Missouri’s Congressional delegation doesn’t want to see attention turned away from flood victims...
Parson predicts improved economic results for Missouri, following state government reorganization
Officials say the largest state government reorganization in decades will allow the Missouri...
Missouri state troopers to be visible on road and water throughout Labor Day weekend (AUDIO)
Every available Missouri state trooper is on the road and water on Friday and will be throughout...