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Slashed Federal Funding Cancels Vaccine Clinics Amid Measles Surge

A former surgeon general is “particularly concerned about the accessibility of vaccines for vulnerable populations.”

Missouri House is primed to pass a $48 billion state budget this week

The Missouri House of Representatives plans to debate a roughly $48 billion state budget proposal this week. Speaker Jonathan Patterson, R-Lee’s Summit, said his chamber is set to debate the fiscal plan on Tuesday and pass the package on Thursday.

Missouri man charged after high speed chase that ended in Iowa City

IOWA CITY, Iowa (KCRG) - Law enforcement officers say a St. Louis, Missouri man is facing charges after a high speed chase on Highway 218 on Sunday. According to a criminal complaint, the chase started in Lee County, when a deputy tried to stop 46-year-old ...

St. Louis-area business openings and closings in March

Here are some key retail and business openings and closings for the St. Louis area in March. This drive-thru coffee shop offers coffee, “chillers,” teas, infused energy drinks, sodas and other beverages. Anthropologie closed its St. Louis Galleria location last month to relocate to Plaza Frontenac.

Man accused of killing Hermann police sergeant set to be in court Monday

A man accused of killing a Hermann police sergeant and injuring another officer is set to appear in court Monday in Franklin County. Kenneth Lee Simpson, 35, of Steelville, was charged with first-degree murder,

Wedding photos mysteriously appeared on a Missouri lawn. It turned out they took a remarkable journey

The next morning, nearly 100 miles away near Brazeau, Missouri, winery owners Bonnie and Doug Hemman drove by their front yard to find wedding photos scattered on the grass. The couple turned to Facebook to see if someone recognized the bride or her bridesmaids in the pictures.

Missouri rancher speaks to importance of large animal veterinarians amid nationwide shortage

America lost 90 percent of its large animal veterinarians since 1945. This mass exit of doctors from livestock practice has left many of our farmers without critical access to vet care.

Mid-Missouri Braces for Traffic Disruptions Due to Widespread Highway Maintenance Starting March 31

Mid-Missouri faces traffic disruptions due to MoDOT's roadwork from March 31 to April 6, including lane closures and delays.

FIRST WARN FORECAST: Thunderstorm chances into tonight, much cooler Sunday

The cold front begins to push through closer to midnight, and you will notice that the winds switch out of the northwest and temperatures quickly start dropping. Once the cold front clears your area, the severe thunderstorm threat drops off significantly.

Hundreds of people participate in 'March for Democracy' in downtown Kansas City, Missouri

Hundreds of people gathered for a "March for Democracy" in downtown Kansas City, Missouri, on Saturday morning.

How the NCAA DII men’s basketball tournament works: History, important dates, and FAQs

The 64-team DII men's basketball tournament concludes the basketball season every March. Here's everything you need to know about how it works, how the selections are made and the history of the DII men's basketball championship.

Tracking two rounds of strong to severe thunderstorms

I'm tracking a potential of isolated storms to the west along I-70 just after midnight with a more widespread system becoming present in southwest Missouri near the lake around 3-4 am. These storms have the potential to produce damaging winds and large hail,

Kingdom City Commuters Alert as I-70 Lane Closures Are Rescheduled for Bridge Removal Work, Part of Major I-70 Improvement Initiative

MoDOT reschedules I-70 lane closure in Kingdom City for bridge removal, part of Improve I-70 project extending through 2027 to add lanes and improve interchanges.

Pitch Palooza 2025: Missouri SBDC at MSSU announces prizes and support to boost local entrepreneurs

The Missouri Small Business Development Center (SBDC) at Missouri Southern State University (MSSU) is excited to announce Pitch Palooza 2025, a pre

It's almost time to hit the road again as American Truck Simulator's Missouri expansion gets a release date

If you've been itching for an excuse to get back out on the road again - by which I mean to sit in front of the

Winning numbers drawn in Thursday’s Missouri Show Me Ca$h

The winning numbers in Thursday's drawing of the "Missouri Show Me Ca$h" game were: 3, 5, 11, 15, 28 (three, five, eleven, fifteen, twenty-eight) For more lottery results, go to Jackpot.com | Order Lo

Missouri House passes wide-ranging school safety package

Missouri could soon require its K-12 public schools to have doors with anti-intruder locks and bullet-resistant window film in new construction by 2029. The state House of Representatives has passed a wide-ranging school safety package today that would also require Missouri to develop a traumatic blood loss plan for schools,

Trump announces 25% auto tariffs. What it means for Missouri car buyers

President Donald Trump has announced a 25% tariff on imported cars and key auto parts. Here's what it means for new and used car prices.

Breaking down Missouri WR Luther Burden and his potential fit with the Detroit Lions

The Lions do have Amon-Ra St. Brown, and he signed a four-year extension last off-season. "Saint" is incredibly productive throughout his career with 430 receptions for 4,851 yards and 33 touchdowns, but having insurance is always smart. Imagine not having insurance as you drive on these Michigan roads. That's just not smart.

Former Iowa basketball forward Owen Freeman reveals Creighton transfer

According to On3's Joe Tipton, Freeman is joining the Creighton Bluejays for his final two seasons of eligibility. The 6-foot-10, 245 pound forward led Iowa in scoring (16.7) and rebounding (6.7) per game. Freeman also averaged 1.8 blocks and 1.3 assists per game while shooting 63.8% from the field and 60.0% from the free throw line.

Missouri bill undoing voter-approved paid sick leave advances to full Senate

House Bill 567 would entirely remove Proposition A’s sick leave provisions, which are set to go into effect May 1. Opponents say it’s undemocratic for the Missouri legislature to directly undo a measure approved by voters.

How new Missouri football wide receiver Kevin Coleman is earning trust, filling big number

New transfer Missouri football wide receiver Kevin Coleman Jr. will wear a familiar number in Columbia. Here’s how he’s working to fill a big jersey.

Hometown History: Legendary Riverboat Captain Grant Marsh

SIOUX CITY (KTIV) - It was June of 1856 when the first riverboat, The Omaha, arrived in Sioux City. Not only did it bring the first teacher to town, but it also opened the door to an era of westward expansion.

Missouri State University celebrates its 120th birthday

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - Missouri State University celebrated its 120th birthday. School leaders founded it in 1905 as the Fourth District Normal School, focusing on educating teachers. Four years later, the first building on campus was completed. It’s now called Carrington Hall.

Survivors of sexual abuse urge Missouri lawmakers to end statute of limitations

A group of women from across the country have joined a "club" they never wanted to belong to, nor did they ask to join. They are survivors of childhood sexual abuse allegedly perpetrated by International House of Prayer founder Mike Bickle and members of his staff.

In Missouri, The St. Louis Blues’ Surge Is Just The Tip Of The Hockey Iceberg

The surging St. Louis Blues are the talk of the hockey world. But they're not the only show in their hometown, which is gearing up to host the PWHL and the Frozen Four.

Missouri Gov. Kehoe to sign anti-crime package; includes state control of St. Louis PD

A wide-ranging anti-crime bill will soon be Missouri law. Gov. Mike Kehoe is scheduled to sign the bill into law Wednesday. It will take effect immediately because lawmakers added an emergency clause before final passage.

Former Missouri coach Robin Pingeton hired to lead Wisconsin women's basketball program

MADISON – When it came time to hire a new women’s basketball coach, Wisconsin director of athletics Chris McIntosh went with experience. Robin Pingeton, who spent the past 15 seasons as the head coach at Missouri, is the ninth coach in program history. She takes over for Marisa Moseley, who resigned earlier this month after four seasons.

Missouri’s Paid Sick Leave and Minimum Wage Increase: Legislature, Court Challenges Continue

Missouri voters approved Proposition A, which included a new statewide paid sick leave law and an increase to the minimum wage. The paid sick leave requirement is set to go into effect on May 1, 2025,

Crews respond to fire near Missouri State campus

The Springfield Fire Department has blocked off part of East Elm street as they work to put out a fire at the Embassy Apartments. Ozarks First is at the scene of a reported fire in the 900 block of East Elm street at the Embassy Apartments.

Custom Bottle Labels: Elevating Your Product's Appeal

A well-crafted label with clear, high-quality design speaks volumes.

Ole Miss baseball sweep Missouri in weekend series

COLUMBIA, Mo. (WTVA) - The Ole Miss baseball team sweep Missouri in Columbia for their final game of the weekend series. Their next game is in Oxford against the University of Memphis Tuesday, March 25th at 6:30 p.m.

Sec. of State Denny Hoskins removes 18,000 dead voter names from Missouri’s voter rolls

Missouri Secretary of State Denny Hoskins said he has kept a campaign promise and has removed more than 18,000 dead voter names from the state’s voter rolls. He told Missourinet that the process involves working with local election authorities and county clerks.

Missouri tax credit boost could be lucrative for anti-abortion centers and their donors

Pregnancy resource centers have proven controversial around the country, accused of providing women with inaccurate medical information in an effort to discourage them from seeking abortions.