- Scattered tornadoes damage towns across Missouri (with updates)
Several tornadoes were reported in Missouri last night, including in northwest Missouri’s Caldwell County and near eastern Missouri’s Farmington, Fredericktown, and St. Mary. The National Weather Service EF-3 damage in Fredericktown. The NWS is still assessing that site. James Rogers of Fredericktown called into Missourinet affiliate KREI in Farmington during the storm. “So right now… - Cardinals set to name Marmol next manager
The Cardinals are choosing a familiar face to be their next skipper. The club is reportedly expected to name current bench coach Oliver Marmol as the 51st manager in team history on Monday. He will be the youngest manager in the Majors at 35 years old. Marmol spent the past three seasons as the trusted… - MoDOT’s staff shortage likely to impact winter response
With snow and ice season right around the corner, the Missouri Department of Transportation says it’s several hundred employees short to cover more than one single shift in a statewide storm. MoDOT chief safety and operations officer, Becky Allmeroth, says more than 70 employees have been leaving every month for the past six months, which… - Central Missouri going for Guinness World Record…for mules!
Central Missouri is gearing up for Homecoming this weekend…In a year that recognizes many rich traditions, the university is going the extra mile to celebrate its longtime mascot. When visitors attend the 2021 Homecoming festivities, they can watch UCM attempt to achieve a GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS™ title for the largest ridden parade of mules. Joining… - New Roy Blunt health research center open for business, NIH director “grateful” for Blunt’s influence
In Columbia, a new building is named for U.S. Senator Roy Blunt, a tribute to the attention and funding he has given to health research while he has served in Congress. The Roy Blunt NextGen Precision Health building will house a newer type of research – focused on individual cases of illness or response to…
