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UPDATE: Police say an arrest has been made in connection with this shooting. No further details are available. Original Story: A shooter is on the run in Springfield. Police say one person is in serious
The Missouri Highway Patrol Has Released a Report About the Patrol’s Response to This Week’s Snowstorm. Troopers Responded to 374 Crashes Involving Two Fatalities and 42 Injuries. Troopers Also Helped 521 Stranded Motorists. The Report
The Missouri Department of Transportation has announced at noon on Tuesday that westbound lanes of I-44 near the Missouri-Oklahoma border are closed. The closures begin at mile marker 11, so the last opportunity for westbound
Missouri Senator Josh Hawley says the U.S. Supreme Court ruled correctly “on the law” in upholding a ban on TikTok. He says the problem is China preventing the sale of the app to a buyer
Newly-inaugurated Governor Mike Kehoe has ordered flags to fly at full-staff across the state on Monday in honor of Inauguration Day. Flags were ordered to fly at half-staff for 30 days after former President Jimmy
Representing District 133 in Springfield, Melanie Stinnett is filing legislation to amend the Missouri Constitution to “safeguard life, protect healthcare access, and set clear boundaries on medical procedures involving children”. The legislation would create a
Today marks the first day of the 2025 Missouri legislative session in Jefferson City. Day one revolves around calling the session to order. Governor-Elect Mike Kehoe has told lawmakers he’d like to see the, focus
Showers and thunderstorms pushed through the Ozarks early this morning, dumping several inches of rain in some spots. The National Weather Service says more than three inches fell east of Ozark, with three and a
WIC benefits will be back in Springfield-Greene County next year, as the state of Missouri has approved the area’s funding for 2025. The WIC program (women, infants, and children) supports the health of both pregnant
In an attempt to join neighboring states throughout the country, one Missouri politician is attempting to pass a bill that would require insurance companies in the state to cover IVF treatments for women and couples
The State of Missouri will soon have a new director for the Department of Public Safety, with Governor-elect Mike Kehoe nominating Mark James for the position. In a release from Kehoe’s office on Monday, the
Monday was the first day Missouri State Legislators could begin submitting bills for the upcoming legislative session, which begins January 8th. Over 300 bills were filed on Monday alone. Last year’s Speaker Of The House
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