Eight states, including Missouri, are not compliant with a federal law that requires a special ID...
Missouri group happy Trump targeting infrastructure, but wants broader financing
An advocate for the state’s road builders is happy President elect Donald Trump has pledged to...
Missouri road building group react to election results
The state’s transportation community is reacting to this month’s election results. President...
MoDOT urges motorists to follow Missouri’s Move Over law
Missouri transportation officials say hundreds of emergency responders are struck or killed each...
Missouri Senate Minority Leader wants bipartisanship – hopeful on roads, not on labor
Even though Democrats are outnumbered nearly three-to-one in the state Senate, the chamber’s...
MoDOT to winter test run this week
The Missouri Transportation Department is gearing up for winter by staging a test run Wednesday to...
Special pavement planned for mid-Missouri highway could reduce crashes by 90%
The state transportation department wants to install special surfacing, “Wrong Way and “Do Not...
Parson and Carnahan emphasize transportation and safety, but clash on ethics
Both major party candidates running for lieutenant governor say Missouri must invest in...
Drivers warned of increased farm equipment traffic crashes during Missouri harvest time
An increased number of car accidents involving farm equipment occur during Missouri’s fall harvest...
Residents in Piedmont and Caruthersville collect signatures to try to keep Walmart stores open
Walmart stores in the southeast Missouri towns of Piedmont and Caruthersville are scheduled to...
Missouri State Highway Patrol warns motorists about deer
The Missouri State Highway Patrol says about every two-and-a-half hours, a traffic crash involving...
Missouri Farm Bureau recognizes Missouri Congressman
A Missouri Congressman's voting record earned him an award Monday from the state's largest general...
Study suggests better marking of farm vehicles could reduce accidents
By Rob Dillard, Iowa Public Radio New research from the University of Iowa in Iowa City says the...
Missouri lawmaker thinks legislature must come up with road plan
A lawmaker thinks the state needs a large infusion of cash to deal with deteriorating roads. State...
Work release program saves Missouri’s Transportation Department millions
Nearly 500 prison inmates on work release are employed by the Missouri Transportation Department –...
Missouri sues Volkswagen for violating state environmental laws
Attorney General Chris Koster (D) says Missouri has filed a lawsuit in St. Louis City...
Missouri’s strategic highway safety plan to be unveiled Tuesday in Columbia
Hundreds of safety advocates are in Columbia this week to discuss ways to reverse Missouri's spike...
Missouri Transportation Department Head: We Need Big Money
The head of the state agency over roads says his department needs a large infusion of cash to...
Industry and state team up for Build MO Week
Construction industry leaders and the state have organized "Build Missouri Week" to recognize...
Governor Nixon: rebirth of Missouri’s auto industry has been a cornerstone of his administration
The 1,000 member Motor and Equipment Manufacturers Association (MEMA) has presented its 2016 State...
Relief in sight for travelers of mid-Missouri bridge
Relief is on the way for travelers of an iconic and busy mid-Missouri bridge. The westbound lanes...
Missouri lawmakers could revisit gas tax hike in 2017
Some members of both political parties are interested in raising the state’s gas tax to improve...
Outgoing Missouri legislator disappointed with lack of support for his key bills
State Senator David Pearce (R-Warrensburg) thinks Missourians will overwhelmingly support in...
MoDOT agreement to use disabled workers goes into effect October 1st
The state Transportation Department’s renewed an agreement with “sheltered workshops”. Those...
More delays in reopening span of busy Central Missouri bridge
Construction issues will further delay reopening of the westbound portion of the busy Missouri...
Pipeline leak could eventually affect delivery and price of gas in Missouri
A leak to a key gasoline pipeline isn’t affecting fuel prices in Missouri…yet. The damaged section...
Education, farmers, roads take hits in Nixon’s $57.2 million budget restrictions
The 57.2 million dollars in budget restrictions announced Thursday by Governor Jay Nixon (D) will...
Missouri railways and crossings focus of law enforcement, safety efforts (VIDEO: cars illegally outrun trains)
An effort is underway to boost public awareness about the dangers of disregarding railroad...
A snapshot of Wednesday’s veto session in Missouri
Missouri lawmakers return to the Statehouse in Jefferson City on Wednesday for the 2016 veto...
Nixon, Hoskins disagree over extended vehicle warranty bill language
Missouri Governor Jay Nixon (D) and House Speaker Pro Tem Denny Hoskins (R) disagree about...