At least two members of Missouri’s congressional delegation will be traveling to Rome to attend the funeral of Pope Francis – Second District Congresswoman Ann Wagner and U.S. Senator Eric Schmitt. In a written statement,
Todd Kelly from Washington, Missouri, pleaded guilty to creating child pornography involving a 14-year-old. He is scheduled for sentencing on July 28, with a recommendation of 25 years in prison.
Missouri football star Luther Burden III did not hear his name called in the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft. Here’s why, and where he’s now likely to land.
Undergrad and graduate students enrolled at Truman State, Northwest Missouri State and other colleges allege that the Department of Homeland Security terminated their registrations "without notice and without cause,
Pope Francis died, the Vatican’s astronomer gave a lecture on “faith and science” at Central Methodist University in Fayette. Brother Guy Consolmagno – a fellow Jesuit – spoke to Missourinet about his leaders legacy.
Stone, a 6-foot-2, 288-pound defensive lineman, was a three-star recruit out of Athens, Georgia, who played 13 games over the last two seasons at Southeast Missouri State.
WASHINGTON, D.C. - The U.S. Supreme Court refused to review Lance Shockley’s death sentence in late March, despite misconduct by the jury's foreman, according
The State Emergency Management Agency is responding to storm damage reports across Missouri over the weekend. Mike O’Connell with the Department of Public Safety says regional coordinators are teaming with local workers to explore areas damaged by tornadoes,
A $1.2 million punitive damages lawsuit filed against State Farm by a former Missouri collision repair business owner is set to go to trial in December. The Collision Company first filed suit in
Missouri fireworks merchandisers worry President Trump’s 145% tariffs on Chinese goods will cut into business for an industry that relies on Independence Day.
It's been nearly two weeks since a house explosion in Lexington, Missouri, claimed the life of a five-year-old boy and critically injured his father and sister.
Communities across Wisconsin are testing the economic value of grant programs to build new wetlands that reduce flooding risk. In the upper Midwest, researchers found that wetlands save nearly $23 billion a year that would otherwise be spent combating floods.
“Missouri offensive tackle Armand Membou now looks like a top-10 lock, with the Raiders (No. 6) and Jets (No. 7) being possible destinations,” Adam Schefter of ESPN reported.
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.
Missouri passed a law to launch a new approach to stop child sex trafficking. Four advocacy centers across Missouri are now working collaboratively thanks to funding from the state.
The texting system for Missouri’s 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline is being criticized by a state lawmaker. Rep. Tricia Byrnes, R-Wentzville, said in many ways, Missouri leads the way on 988, but she said it has a “catastrophic error that we can fix.
Missouri officials doubt the state could stop accepting Medicaid expansion applicants if the federal government provides less money. Republican Sen. Josh Hawley says he'd be "really concerned" about significant Medicaid cuts in a budget bill.
The U.S. Government claimed that “illicit drugs” and “illegal migration” from the northern border justified these tariffs. These shared crises affect both our countries, but less than 0.2% of fentanyl seizures and less than 1% of irregular migrant encounters with U.S. authorities occurred at the northern border.
