A report detailing the audit of a $19,000 lectern purchased for Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders will be completed later than expected after the governor’s office said it needed more time for its response, the state’s legislative auditor told lawmakers on Wednesday.
A rural Missouri boarding school at the center of abuse allegations has closed its doors, and a state agency is trying to determine if it adequately responded to previous concerns about the facility in calls to an abuse hotline.
A Springfield man is sharing his story of battling a traumatic brain injury (TBI) after being in a severe motorcycle crash back in June 2023. He gave details on his own experience for Brain Injury Awareness Month.
Missouri and Indiana are the only states allowing a judge to impose a death penalty in capital cases, where a jury is deadlocked. That’s what some state lawmakers in Missouri want to change.
The largest family roller coaster in the Heartland, Fire In The Hole, opens to the general public on Saturday, March 30, at Silver Dollar City theme park.
Better Business Bureau warns high school students and their families to beware of scams while they’re preparing for college admissions tests this spring.
The Springfield-Greene County Health Department said whooping cough is present in the community but not at high enough levels to be concerned about right now.
According to Baltimore news outlets, over 50 divers have responded to assist in search-and-rescue efforts, from local volunteer fire-rescue departments to the Maryland State Police dive team.
Days after Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey blamed an after-school fight on a school district’s diversity programming, a lawyer for the majority Black district in suburban St. Louis said that the state’s chief attorney is showing “obvious racial bias.”
Missouri Governor Mike Parson and state officials hosted First Responders from across the state to recognize the annual “Firefighters Day at the Capitol.”