Report: US attorneys to be named for Missouri federal court districts

Two U.S. attorneys are slated to soon be named for Missouri's federal court districts, according to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Citing sources familiar with the selection process, the publication reported Thomas Albus and R. Matt Price would be named …

Missouri, and your bank account, is about to go nuclear

Ameren announced earlier this year that it wanted to build 1,500 megawatts of new nuclear energy generation by 2045, or enough electricity to power around 1 million homes. The announcement is in line with what almost every utility company across the …

Missouri Mexican Restaurant Shutting Down After 9 Years

There are a lot of reasons why a restaurant in Missouri might decide to close its doors. In some cases, business costs make staying open impossible, but for others it's just time to start another chapter. That's the story for a Mexican restaurant …

Missouri Family Battling Illness Wins Sweepstakes

I love sharing stories like this one. A Missouri woman who's family has faced recent health struggles just learned that she was the grand prize winner of a national sweepstakes and video showed the moment she found out. Can I confess that I didn't …

Missouri House of Representatives to hold first public hearing on property tax reform

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KMIZ) The Missouri House of Representatives will begin a series of informational hearings on property tax reform on Wednesday, which will be held statewide. The Special Interim Committee will be holding these statewide meetings and …

Editorial: Missouri could (but won't) challenge Trump's damaging education funding freeze

The Editorial Board Twenty-four states are suing the Trump administration for improperly withholding almost $7 billion in scheduled education-related funding. Why isn’t Missouri one of them? The short answer is that, while state lawsuits against the …

Missouri auditor says treasurer put $35M into wrong state fund

1993: A levee breach moves the convergence of the Mississippi and Missouri rivers

Fugitive Out of Missouri Collared in Seminole County

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Govenor Kehoe’s breakdown of Missouri’s newest bills signed into law (LISTEN)

Governor Mike Kehoe’s bill signing pen may run out of ink. Alisa Nelson talks to the governor about several of the nearly 40 bills he has signed into law, many of which have an element of public safety.