President Trump's executive order that pauses the TikTok ban expires in April. In the meantime, Missouri content creators are adjusting the uncertainty and figuring out a path forward.
Believe it or not, there’s a thriving farming community on TikTok -- but very few members were prepared for the millions of views brought to the ag corner of the app -- tied to federal funding freezes under the USDA.
Missouri is one step closer to adding a tool that is designed to boost access to affordable and high-quality childcare options around the state. The state House of Representatives has given preliminary approval to a plan that would provide tax breaks to childcare providers,
The Missouri Senate has passed a wide-ranging utility bill that would change the way utility rates are set. The legislation from Sen. Mike Cierpiot, R-Lee’s Summit, would allow certain utility companies to use a so-called “future test year” for setting rates based on projected costs and revenues.
Lawmakers heard testimony Wednesday sponsored by Sen. Mike Henderson that would create Bentley’s Law, named for a Missouri child whose parents were killed in a Jefferson County accident caused by
Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks announced Monday that hunting licenses inMissouri Breaks Hunting District 622 have been reduced after population decline that
Next month, Missouri State University marks two milestones: Its 120th birthday and the 20th anniversary of its victory in the effort to change its name.
The Mary Jean Price Walls Multicultural Resource Center at Missouri State has been renamed. It is now referred to as the Bear Cave Student Resource Center. The name change came less than a month after Missouri State University ended its diversity, equity and inclusion programs and closed the Office of Inclusive Engagement.
As part of a rapidly escalating war on corporate and government diversity, equity and inclusion programs, President Donald Trump’s administration and his allies are relying heavily on a two-year-old Supreme Court precedent that says virtually nothing about diversity in the workplace.
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - First Alert 6 has the headlines you need to know to get your Monday started. Omaha Fire Department crews attempted a rescue Sunday after a report of a vehicle going into the Missouri River. Police received a call about a white car going into the Missouri River just after 3 p.m. Sunday near NP Dodge Park.
Chemical company Bayer has paid out billions of dollars in cancer-related lawsuits over its Roundup weed killer. A legislative effort could help the company to avoid similar claims in the future. The Missouri House of Representatives has passed proposed protections that would let the existing federal warning label requirement about cancer be considered adequate.
The Missouri Senate Government Efficiency Committee has launched a portal to gage feedback on how the state spends taxpayer money. Other goals of the new portal is to streamline state functions and improve services for Missouri families.
The city council will weigh in Monday on whether to require a public vote on any proposed sale, transfer, long-term lease or commercial redevelopment of the city’s parks.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - Missouri high schools competed in the state’s cheerleading competition in Springfield over the weekend. The squads competed for the state championship at Drury University. Check out the action above.
Missouri is one of just 10 states that do not require any driver to take driver’s education classes before getting behind the wheel. A proposed bill would make it a mandatory part of high school health classes.
Spurred by sexual abuse allegations at Branson-area Christian camps, the bill would extend the amount of time survivors have to file civil action against a perpetrator. Survivors would have until age 41 to file civil action,
The Andre Dawson Classic is an annual, round-robin collegiate baseball tournament designed by Major League Baseball to highlight Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) and their baseball programs.
The Missouri Department of Transportation is conducting road work across mid-Missouri next week. All counties will see moving operations such as pothole patching and pavement repairs along highways, and residents are advised to stay alert and move slowly in work zones.
Brittany Fatoma, an educational and perinatal doula at the Mid-Missouri Black Doula Collective, said Planned Parenthood's resources are important for her organization.
BOTTOM LINE: No. 14 Kentucky takes on Missouri after Georgia Amoore scored 21 points in Kentucky's 84-55 victory against the Georgia Bulldogs. The Tigers have gone 10-7 in home games. Missouri scores 69.4 points and has outscored opponents by 3.6 points per game.
(OSAGE BEACH, Mo.) Two Central High School band students have been named to Missouri All-State Band. Central senior Jayden Ingram and junior Daeton Fitzpatrick were two of 108 making the cut to be a part of the ensemble.
13. Missouri always yearns for a March breakthrough that has never come. The Tigers have played in five Elite Eights and lost them all. They might be the best program never to play in a Final Four, or at least run neck and neck with Tennessee.
Dennis Gates and the Missouri basketball team improved to 20-6 overall with the win and 9-4 in SEC play. Alabama has now lost two games in a row as they fell to 21-5 and 10-3 in conference play. Auburn now has at least a two-game lead on every team in the SEC standings.
The Missouri House also gave final approval to a bill to Bayer avoid lawsuits linked to Roundup weedkiller and also voted to eliminate anti-racism programs in state government.
The No. 4 Alabama Crimson Tide men’s basketball team embarks on their trip to Columbia to face the No. 15 Missouri Tigers. Alabama comes off a 94-85 loss to No. 1 Auburn and was bumped from No. 2 nationally to No. 4 as a result. Ole Miss, Oregon ...
