Chiefs' Roy Miller Waived After Arrest On Domestic Battery Charge

Miller allegedly roughed up his wife after a date at the Jacksonville Zoo on Friday night.

Missouri's Opioid Tracking Program Is Still Not Up And Running

Missouri remains the only state that doesn't have a prescription drug tracking program.

Nurses In Missouri Smuggle Dog To Dying Man’s Bedside

Get a very big purse, nurses advised when a dying man’s wife asked how she could get around no-pets policies so he could see his Yorkie.

Kansas City Election Results 2017: New $1B Airport Layout Passed

Supporters said a modernized airport would help boost the local economy and likely lead to more direct flights.

Ex-Springfield Coach Convicted Of Murdering Hailey Owens, 10

Jurors will hear more arguments before deciding whether to recommend the death sentence for Craig Wood in the February 2014​ killing.

Johnson & Johnson Powder-Cancer Case: Review Sought In Missouri

A Missouri appeals court threw out a $72 million​ award last month saying the state wasn’t the proper jurisdiction.

Church Worker Charged With Arson After Fire, Racist Graffiti

Investigators say sprinklers quickly extinguished an intentionally set fire. Graffiti on the church included a racial slur and "KKK."

Death Penalty Sought In Murder Of Elderly Missouri Couple

James Nance, 86, and wife Janet, 72, were shot to death Oct. 18. A third victim was shot but survived.

Ellington Couple Slain: Duo Arrested, Death Penalty To Be Sought

Authorities believe the suspects may have initially planned to scam the couple, but ultimately decided to rob them, prosecutors said.

Transgender Teen Killed: Thayer Man Denies Hiding Burned Remains

Grigsby is accused of hiding what appeared to be burnt human remains after the killing.

St. Louis Protests: Media Groups Concerned Over Reporter Arrests

At least 10 journalists were arrested while covering recent protests in St. Louis following the acquittal of ex-cop Jason Stockley.

Mandatory Patriotism Class At Missouri College

The school also refuses to compete against teams whose players do not stand for the National Anthem.

Missouri's College Of The Ozarks Mandates Freshmen Take Patriotism Course

The move comes amid a backdrop of some U.S. athletes protesting by taking a knee during the national anthem.

Stolen Habitat For Humanity Trailer Found, But Not Thousands Of Dollars In Tools

The stolen tools are marked as owned by Habitat for Humanity and not for sale.

Trump's Voter Fraud Investigation: How Missouri Is Handling Data Request

More than a dozen states are refusing to release voter data.

Kansas City Might Take Over Cash-Strapped Jazz Museum

The American Jazz Museum has been unable to raise enough money to stand on its own.

Amazon To Missouri? Officials Submit Bid To Woo Online Retail Giant

The state's bid could be aided if it succeeds in landing a high-speed Hyperloop track connecting Kansas City and St. Louis, officials said.

Missouri Amazon Bid Calls For Innovation Corridor

Rather than a single location, the corridor would stretch from Kansas City to St. Louis.

Missouri Rep. Warren Love: Ethics Panel Reviewing Complaint Over Rope Hanging Comment

Love said he was using old cowboy slang. Democrats called for his resignation and said his words evoked images of lynchings of black people.

Slain Toddler's Relative Charged In Revenge Killing Of Missouri Teen

The murdered 17-year-old was allegedly playing with a gun when the 3-year-old was killed in 2015.

Best States For Older Americans: Here’s How Missouri Ranks

These are the best states in the U.S. for aging. See where Missouri falls on the list.

Chiropractic: the Proven Alternative to Opiates and Surgery for Pain

National Chiropractic Health Month Shines Spotlight on Non-Drug Pain Treatments and Wellness

HealthWorks Receives $5,000 Grant from the American Dental Association Foundatin

New Programming, Little Noggins Club

Burned Body Of Missouri Teen Found, Four Arrested

Authorities have offered no motive in the death of a teen found with his eyes gouged out, stabbed in the genitals.

Cape Girardeau's Ivers Square Needs Your Vote To Win Cash In National Contest

The winners will receive grants up to $150,000.

2017 Oktoberfest Celebrations Across Missouri

Whether you’re in it for the beer or the brats, there are dozens of ways to celebrate Oktoberfest 2017 in Missouri.

Construction of Gravois Greenway (Grant’s Trail) Extension to Begin Sept. 25

The greenway expansion project, linking Grant’s Trail and the Rives des Peres Greenway, will start with the construction on Sept. 25

Citizens for Modern Transit Elects New Board Members

CMT Elects Board Members

CMT Recognizes AARP in St. Louis and Local Elected Officials

Citizens for Modern Transit

Citizens for Modern Transit Recognizes AARP in St. Louis

CMT recognizes Fenton resident

Delta Dental of Missouri Donates $132,000+ to Gateway to Oral Health Foundation's Mobile Dental Program

Delta Dental donates $132,000+ to Gateway to Oral Health Foundation's Mobile Dental Program

Missouri Lawmakers Take Action Against 2 Colleagues Over Controversial Comments

Maria Chappelle-Nadal said "I hope Trump is assassinated" on Facebook. Warren Love said a Confederate monument defacer should be hung.

Missouri Man Hired For $2K To Move Dismembered Body: Authorities

Darrell Willis also said he threw the woman's false teeth in a gas station trash can and went to a scrapyard to have her car crushed.

'I Hope They Are Found & Hung:' Missouri Rep On Confederate Statue Vandals

Republican Rep. Warren Love has dismissed calls for his resignation.

Obituary: Joseph William Orosco, Sr.

Joseph William Orosco, Sr., a lifelong resident of Joliet, passes away at his home surrounded by his family.

Missouri Sailor Confirmed Dead After USS John McCain Collision

Charles Nathan Findley, 31, was among the missing after the destroyer collided with a merchant vessel last week near Singapore.

Missouri Sailor Among Missing USS John McCain Sailors

Meanwhile, search and rescue efforts have been suspended, and a body recovered by the Malaysian Navy has been returned.

Missouri Remains ID'd As Teen, Biological Mom Charged With Murder

Savannah Leckie was living with her biological mother and the mother's boyfriend. The two married on Aug. 4, the day the remains were found.

U.S. Cellular Shares Top Picks for Apps and Tools to Foster Academic Success this School Year

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Missouri Solar Eclipse 2017: Where To Watch

Check out where to watch the total solar eclipse in Missouri on Aug. 21.