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Chad Gallagher: Against HB 1204

Currently, the legislature is considering HB 1204, which purports to correct an issue with medical bills when there’s been an accident or other harm inflicted on you at no

Missouri Sues China: What We Know

The Show Me State vows to seize $25 billion in Chinese assets if Beijing doesn't pay damages related to the outbreak of COVID-19.

ESPN BET Missouri Promo Code: Expected Offers, Latest Launch Details

The ESPN BET Missouri Promo Code could be available soon in 2025 for online sports bettors in the Show-Me State.

Blue Jays to Sign Anthony Santander: Reports

The Toronto Blue Jays are in agreement with free agent outfielder Anthony Santander, pending a physical, according to multiple reports.

Trump wants to cut taxes. So does Missouri's governor

President-elect Donald Trump has proposed trillions of dollars of tax cuts for individuals and businesses. In some states, governors and lawmakers are seeking to cut millions more.

How a breakout football season, poor basketball season impacted Mizzou athletics' finances

Missouri football received and spent more money in the 2023 football season, while it's men's basketball team lost money during an 0-19 SEC season.

Missouri Governor Kehoe orders flag to fly at full-staff on Inauguration Day

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe has ordered U.S. and Missouri flags to be flown at full-staff on January 20 at all state buildings and grounds in honor of President Donald Trump’s inauguration.

Missouri Red Cross helps in wake of California wildfires

As flames scorch thousands of acres in Southern California, destroying homes and decimating communities, some from the show-me-state are on the ground in Califo

Questionable 3-pointer plays role in Missouri upset of No. 4 Florida basketball

Officials didn't initiate a review on a 3-pointer by Missouri guard Caleb Grill during its upset of No. 4 Florida after it appeared Grill stepped on the line

Missouri state officials seek help to pay legal bills in fight with feds over mental health treatment

The Department of Justice is investigating Missouri for violating the rights of people with mental disabilities.

New director of Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services announced

Gov. Mike Kehoe announced the appointment of Sarah Willson as director of Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services.

Kehoe sworn in as Missouri’s 58th governor

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KFVS) - Governor Mike Kehoe was sworn into office on Monday, January 13. During his inaugural speech, Kehoe vowed to honor the state’s legacy while forging a path toward a brighter future.

St. Louis trucking company, affiliate file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy

A St. Louis trucking company and its equipment leasing affiliate recently filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, citing the “challenges of the freight market” as one of the main reasons they

Auburn Climbs To No. 1 In AP Poll But Awaits Return Of Johni Broome

Auburn moved up to No. 1 in the Associated Press men's basketball poll. Star Johni Broome sustained an ankle injury Saturday and will miss at least two games.

No. 8 Florida puts home win streak on the line against Missouri

No. 8 Florida looks to prolong its 10-game home win streak with a victory over Missouri. Tuesday's matchup is the first this season for the two teams.

A tough-on-crime approach is back in US state capitols

Republicans and Democrats alike are promoting anti-crime initiatives as a new year of lawmaking gets underway in state capitols.

Two Missouri members of Congress take aim at abolishing ATF

U.S. Reps. Eric Burlison and Robert Onder propose bill to abolish federal agency that regulates guns. U.S. Rep. Mary Miller of Metro East also joins as co-sponsor.

New Missouri governor focuses on crime, education, tax cuts in inaugural address

Controlling crime, expanding education options and cutting taxes will be the top priorities for Missouri, new Gov. Mike Kehoe said in his inauguration speech. The brief speech, delivered before a crowd gathered on a cold,

Walmart recalls 9,000 cases of chicken broth sold in Georgia, 8 other states

Walmart says customers should throw out a chicken broth product that was sold at stores in mostly Southern states late last year.

Sapporo Hibachi & Sushi Bar opens 2nd location in Missouri City

The Japanese restaurant features hibachi stations and a variety of fresh sushi, including hand rolls, nigiri and sashimi

Arkansas basketball vs. LSU: Scouting report, prediction as SEC's winless face off

Arkansas basketball hits the road to face LSU this week. Here's our scouting report and prediction for Hogs-Tigers on the Bayou.

Mike Kehoe to be sworn in as 58th Missouri governor Monday

Gov.-elect Mike Kehoe will become Missouri's 58th governor when he takes the oath of office Monday afternoon. Kehoe, a St. Louis native who rose through business and politics over 30 years in Jefferson City,

Martin leads Southeast Missouri State against Little Rock after 21-point game

Little Rock Trojans (9-7, 3-2 OVC) at Southeast Missouri State Redhawks (9-8, 4-2 OVC) Cape Girardeau, Missouri; Tuesday, 8:30 p.m. EST BOTTOM LINE: Southeast Missouri State takes on Little Rock

Missouri Women's Basketball drops fourth straight conference loss to Florida

Missouri Women's Basketball remained winless in the Southeastern Conference after falling to Florida, 93-67, at Mizzou Arena Sunday.

Here's what you need to know: Monday, Jan. 13

Following last week’s winter storms, many mid-Missouri school districts have adjusted their operational procedures for Monday, Jan. 13, with some using snow routes and others canceling classes. See how your school is being affected.

Newspaper sports reporter found dead in his vehicle, police say

KANSAS CITY, Mo. ( KCTV /Gray News) - Authorities in Missouri are investigating after they said a newspaper sports reporter was found shot to death inside his car. According to police in Kansas City, 50-year-old Dennis Sharkey was found dead Friday. Officials said they are searching for the suspect involved in his death.

States are preparing to help or thwart Trump’s second-term plans

Many conservative states also are pushing to bring Christianity into public K-12 education through moves such as requiring schools to teach the Bible and post the Ten Commandments. Trump has promised to promote prayer and Bible reading in schools, with current courts more amenable to religion in the public sphere, including schools.

Former Colorado football coach Bill McCartney dies at 84

McCartney coached at Colorado from 1982-94, retiring early to spend more time with his wife, Lyndi, who died in 2013. Following his retirement, he worked full time at Promise Keepers, a ministry he started in 1990 after converting from Catholicism and whose aim is to encourage “godly men.”

Former University of Evansville soccer standout, coach Mick Lyon dies

Mick Lyon, the first women's soccer coach in University of Evansville history and a pioneer for the game at the school, passed away on Sunday, according to school officials. He was 61.

Mike Kehoe to be sworn in as governor Monday

The schedule was announced for Governor-elect Mike Kehoe's inauguration.Monday, Jan. 13, is inauguration day for Missouri's 58th governor.The day begins at 9

Moberly Police Department's armored rescue vehicle deployed to arrest man

According to a news release from MPD, the Monroe County Sheriff's Department requested the MPD's Armored Rescue Vehicle to assist in arresting the male subject around 12 p.m. on Jan. 9. The suspect was parked in a field concealed near a tree line and police believed he might have been armed.

Michael McDonald to Tina Turner: '80s Missouri music essentials

Last month, we started looking at essential Missouri albums by decade. Here are six great '80s records that rose up from artists with Missouri ties.

Kansas City is defined, and held back, by the state line more than any other American city

The Kansas-Missouri border splits Kansas City, and divides the metro region more evenly, and sometimes problematically, than any American metro region cut in two by a state line.

Kansas City considers sending reminders to residents about clearing snow from sidewalks

In Kansas City, Missouri, it's the property owner's responsibility to clear snow from sidewalks. But that's not stopping one woman from clearing snow in her neighborhood.

Minimum wages are increasing in nearly half the states this year

The minimum wage will increase in nearly half the states this year even as the federal wage floor remains stuck at $7.25 per hour. In many states, the minimum wage is automatically adjusted upward as inflation rises.

Moberly invites residents to view exhibits on widening project

The city of Moberly is inviting residents to view exhibits detailing the widening project between Burkhard and Carpenter.