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Think twice before you decide to whip around that stopped school bus. The new law raising fines and penalties kicks in at the end of the month. Not only will you pay higher fines, you’ll
Cash and checks will no longer work at most M-U Health outpatient clinics. But patients can still use cash at Capital Region and at University Hospital customer service at checkout. M-U Health officials say they’re
A Columbia organization that assists residents who struggle to provide for their basic needs says they’re always looking at wages and the price of rent. Love Columbia is a non-profit organization that serves anyone in
Missouri’s junior senator predicts that Mizzou football fans will love the new $250-million Memorial Stadium improvement project in Columbia. Mizzou football coach Eliah Drinkwitz (left) and U.S. Sen. Eric Schmitt at Memorial Stadium in Columbia
A children’s behavioral health center in Waynesville is being sued for allowing kids in their care to be sexually assaulted. The two plaintiffs say they were 11 and 16 – when they were abused at
Jefferson City leaders plan to ask you to approve a hike in the city’s public safety sales tax in November. And the Cole County Sheriff says he’ll need a separate tax increase to build on
Rodeo fans from throughout mid-Missouri will be in Ashland next weekend for the 2026 Cattlemen Days rodeo. People of all ages enjoy the Cattlemen Days Rodeo in Ashland (file photo courtesy of rodeo website) It
The ‘eye in the sky’ Flock cameras are going away in Pulaski County. The Sheriff says citizens’ complaints about the license plate – reader cameras outweigh their usefulness. He says the comments ranged from privacy
Friday is Missouri Electric Cooperatives Day at the state fair in west-central Missouri’s Sedalia. U.S. House Ways and Means Committee chair Jason Smith (R-Salem) attends the Missouri State Fair in Sedalia (August 20, 2026 photo
Missouri transportation officials say a new law that raises speed limits on some rural interstates to 75 miles per hour won’t take effect until an evaluation of eligible locations is completed. That means the new
There’s now an appeal in a wrongful death suit filed by the family of a Mizzou frat member who died in Nashville back in 2024. Riley Strain was a member of M-U’s Delta Chi chapter
Fulton’s Brick District Playhouse has received a much-needed $20,000 donation from the Callaway Bank for teaching and delivering children’s theatre. Bank chief executive officer Kim Barnes says children’s theatre is near and dear to their