Missouri News

A Cedar County judge on Tuesday allowed a Christian boarding school to remain open for now. Cedar County Associate Circuit Judge Thomas Pyle’s ruling came a day …

The U-S Department of Agriculture has announced a recall of over 87,000 pounds of meat products. The ready-to-eat meat products are from Behrmann Meat and Processing Incorporated. …

Absentee voting has begun for the November general election. Qualified absentee voters can vote in person or by mail There is also something new this year thanks …

Southwest Missouri is sending help to Florida to assist in the recovery efforts for Hurricane Ian’s projected damage. Springfield City Utilities is sending two electric line crews …

Several State lawmakers say legalizing sports betting is a top priority in the next legislative session. 36 states have already legalized sports betting, including every state surrounding …

An Approximate 1 billion dollar state tax cut has received final approval from the Missouri Senate. The bill now heads to the House for consideration. Springfield State …

The Federal Government is suing a Springfield business owner over his use of PPP money in the pandemic. John Felts is accused of using PPP money intended …

Two schools from the Springfield area have been named by U.S. Education Secretary Miguel Cardona as 2022 National Blue Ribbon Schools. Nixa High School and Springfield’s Immaculate …

Lawmakers in Jefferson City are continuing their work on tax cuts for Missourians. The legislature went into special session Wednesday to discuss Governor Mike Parson’s request for …

The Missouri Supreme Court will not hear a lawsuit challenging the State’s ballot proposal on recreational marijuana. The court made it’s ruling Tuesday, ensuring the measure will …