The residents of Peculiar, Missouri, celebrated their victory against a proposed data center on an October night in 2024, after the town’s six-person Board of Aldermen unanimously voted down a ...

An empty U-Haul truck rattled for hours down twisting backroads in southeast Missouri last week to an Old Order Mennonite community of 25 families outside Fredericktown.

Amelia Donaldson, a 20-year-old Missourian, started looking for a job in early May with a clear goal – find work doing something in healthcare. As a junior working toward a bachelor's degree in health ...

As summer comes to a close, travelers may be experiencing sticker shock as they book flights for one last escapade before seasons change.

Missouri’s Head Start programs reach only about 13% of the infants and toddlers eligible for them.

Missouri education officials are preparing to ask lawmakers for roughly $300 million more for public schools next year, setting up a potentially difficult budget fight as the state faces a projected ...

A proposal to limit the legislature’s power to alter or repeal measures passed by initiative should not be on Missouri’s November ballot because it “impermissibly constricts” the legislative freedom ...

It’s been nearly a month since Key Cannabis Dispensary employees in Springfield ratified their first collective bargaining agreement that includes wage increases, bonuses and additional time off to ...

Kansas City has once again approved last-minute funding to prevent drastic bus cuts that were just weeks away.

Hemp-derived THC beverages could stay on Missouri shelves past Nov. 12 — the day the state’s ban on intoxicating hemp products takes effect — if Congress gives final approval to a short-term funding ...

The Port Authority of Kansas City voted Monday to authorize up to $1.49 billion in bonds and significant tax breaks to help the owners of the Country Club Plaza revitalize the historic district.

KC Streetcar operator Silas Batton saw an unusual sight as he rounded a curve in the River Market on Aug. 13.