WASHINGTON (TNND) — Missouri Republican Attorney General Andrew Bailey is suing Planned Parenthood, alleging that the nation's largest abortion provider is sharing false information regarding the safety of the abortion pill mifepristone. In a lawsuit …
The Missouri Task Force 1 (MO-TF1) had returned home on Wednesday, July 23, after 16 days of intense search and recovery operations in Kerr County, Texas. The Boone County Fire Protection District stated MO-TF1 was demobilized by the Federal Emergency …
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — In a significant ruling, the Missouri Supreme Court has decided against the practice of tax stacking on the retail sale of marijuana, affirming that only one local government can impose a sales tax on pot sales. The decision, reached …
One fisherman had a lot of the line — well, fishing line, that is. The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) shared pictures of fisherman Wally Klein's massive catch from the Missouri River near Washington, Mo. Klein was using gizzard shad for bait …
COLUMBIA — Missouri Task Force 1 returned from its deployment in Kerr County, Texas, Wednesday afternoon. The Federal Emergency Management Agency activated the team on July 7 to respond to deadly flooding in Texas, and the task force arrived in San Antonio …
COLUMBIA — The American Red Cross broke ground Wednesday on a new $10 million regional headquarters in Columbia. Located off Stellar Drive near the intersection of Providence Road and Veterans United Drive, will replace the organization's aging 50-year …
Guilderland Cal Ripken Baseball recently won the Mid-Atlantic Regional Baseball Tournament for 12-year-olds. After a successful run at Keenholts Park in Altamont, they will now look ahead to the World Series. The tournament is taking place in Branson, …
Missouri State University, founded in 1905, is in Springfield, Mo. Missouri State University awarded 2,824 degrees to students in spring 2025. The commencement ceremonies took place May 9, at Great Southern Bank Arena. The following local students earned …
The Missouri Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that counties cannot stack marijuana sales taxes on dispensaries located in cities that already impose their own 3 percent tax. The state’s highest court determined in a 6-1 decision that 2022’s Amendment 3 — which …
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