Missouri pursuit ends in gunfire, suspect and Missouri State Highway Patrol trooper injured
The Missouri State Highway Patrol has released a report on an officer-involved shooting Wednesday night in northeast Missouri. The situation resulted in a suspect...
Pulaski County is the county with the most active-duty military service members in Missouri
The United States has the world's largest defense budget by a wide margin. The Pentagon spent $159 billion on payroll alone in fiscal 2022,...
Ashcroft Suggests State Audit is ‘Deep State’ Political Attack
Two Missouri Republican statewide elected leaders are clashing over the results of a state audit. State Auditor Scott Fitzpatrick has released an audit of...
Tobacco products still kill thousands across the Midwest, says new report
The American Lung Association reports tobacco use is still a leading cause of preventable illness and death in most states, including several in the...
Thursday, January 25: Just a few more gloomy days before we turn sunny
Dense fog has once again developed statewide in Missouri and Arkansas this morning and will once again linger into the midday hours. Rain...
Vehicle pursuit from Illinois leads to officer-involved shooting in Missouri
HANNIBAL, Mo. - A vehicle pursuit in western Illinois leads to a shooting involving a Missouri State Highway Patrol trooper. According to a press...
Doctor’s ex-employer sought to subpoena firefighter boyfriend before she died in his house: court...
The former employer of a doctor found dead in the home of a Missouri firefighter whose previous fiancee killed herself in his house wanted...
Clemency requested for Dorsey by corrections officers, Bonnie’s family wants justice
The Associated Press reported earlier this month that 60 Missouri Department of Corrections officers sent a letter on behalf of Dorsey asking Governor Mike...
Parson Delivers “Putting People First” State of the State Address
"Putting people first" was the theme of Gov. Mike Parson's State of the State address on Wednesday. His annual speech to the state legislature...
Local Missouri state senator hopeful for Max’s Law to become law this year
(ST. JOSEPH, Mo.) Missouri state senator Tony Luetkemeyer is once again hopeful that Max's Law will become law this year. This marks the third...
