Haitao Li, chair of the supply chain analytics department at the University of Missouri-St. Louis, says that the Trump administration's rollout of tariffs in recent months appears to neglect the ways modern supply chains operate.
The spring turkey season brings out hunters from all over the Ozarks, including those who might be unable to hunt independently. One group is hoping to make it easier for them.
A history buff, Rod has helped collect strawberry-related treasures from years past for the Monett Historical Society’s Museum. You can visit it at 422 East Broadway in Monett. Strawberries were introduced to southwest Missouri in the 1880s and the cash crop was huge for Monett.
It’s against Missouri law to wrestle a bear. If someone is caught wrestling one, the punishment is a class A misdemeanor. Rep. Bill Hardwick, R-Dixon, drew many laughs this week when he attempted to change the law to allow people to wrestle a bear if they are attacked by one.
The Missouri State High School Activities Association, or MSHSAA, announced Thursday that member schools overwhelmingly voted to make girls flag football an emerging sport.
A Missouri Senate committee has approved the latest round of appointees submitted by Gov. Mike Kehoe. They include two nominees for the State Board of Education, among them Thomas Prater, a former Springfield City Council member and school board member.
A Missouri Senate battle returned Wednesday over a paid sick leave and minimum wage law. After more than eight hours, Senate Democrats were able to fight off a vote on a bill that would mostly overturn voter-approved paid sick leave and a $15 an hour minimum wage.
Missouri City City Council approved the second reading of the firefighter pay plan ordinance at an April 21 meeting to ensure the city is retaining and recruiting qualified staff.
An executive order from President Trump has stopped mid-Missouri libraries from receiving reimbursements for federally funded grants. Libraries across the state are being instructed to limit their spending.
Theo Wease is an outside receiver with NFL height, weight and length. Wease is the size of a typical possession receiver. He has good strength and plays through contact. He generated yards after the catch by taking on and absorbing contact as he continued to fight forward.
A Missouri law passed in the 1970s requires the Lieutenant Governor’s Office to have an advocate for senior citizens, but that requirement has slipped through the cracks all these years. Lt. Gov. David Wasinger wants to roll out an advocacy office for people who need help to resolve issues with the care provided to their
In her 28 years working for the federal government, Shea Giagnorio provided day care for the children of U.S. soldiers, training for employees and oversight for safety net programs.
Researchers are studying why the energy factories are moving between cells and whether the process can be harnessed to treat cancer and other diseases.
The Detroit Lions have two 1,000-yard wide receivers in Jameson Williams and All-Pro Amon-Ra St. Brown. Still, it wouldn’t be surprising to see them target the position this year, with some more depth and youth needed for their explosive passing attack.
The Missouri State Highway Patrol is investigating a shooting involving a police officer in Riverside, Missouri. Troopers said in a social media post that they have been called to investigate the incident. No word yet on any injuries or if it could be related to a string of homicides and an abduction in the Northland.
Northwest Missouri Drug Task Force meeting was held at the Buchanan County law enforcement center on Wednesday morning to discuss trends involving opioids and cybercrime throughout the region.
Less than a month after launching a portal for residents to submit concerns to the newly created Department of Government Efficiency, state Sen. Mary Elizabeth Coleman (R-Jefferson County) is continuing her push for greater government accountability.
A Missouri woman pleaded guilty on Tuesday to federal charges in connection with what prosecutors called a “brazen” attempt to fraudulently put Elvis Presley’s Graceland estate up for auction. Lisa Je
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.
