Missouri News

Wildlife on the Move: Drivers Urged to Watch for Animals Crossing Roadways

Wildlife on the Move: Drivers Urged to Watch for Animals Crossing Roadways

Missouri drivers are being urged to stay alert for animals crossing roadway...
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Missouri Legislative Session Winds Down Today

Missouri Legislative Session Winds Down Today

The Missouri State Legislative Session ends today in Jefferson City...
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Missouri Senators Adjourn Session Early

Missouri Senators Adjourn Session Early

The regular session of the 103rd Missouri General Assembly is coming to a c...
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Missouri Senators Discuss Keeping Teams in Missouri

Missouri Senators Discuss Keeping Teams in Missouri

Missouri senators are looking into ways to keep the Kansas City Chiefs and ...
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Missouri Free Fishing Days Set for June 7 & 8

Missouri Free Fishing Days Set for June 7 & 8

The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) has announced the return of i...
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  • 5/16: CBS Evening News
    Why FEMA officials are sounding the alarm internally ahead of hurricane season; Family's goodbye to beloved dog becomes a lesson in letting go
  • 5/16: America Decides
    President Trump's budget package blocked in committee by conservatives; Medicaid cuts could hit rural communities the hardest.
  • IRS | Sunday on 60 Minutes
    Large-scale staff reductions at the IRS — part of President Trump's efforts to reduce the size of the federal workforce — could affect the agency’s ability to collect taxes and crack down on tax fraud. Anderson Cooper investigates, Sunday.
  • 5/16: The Daily Report
    Lindsey Reiser reports on the Supreme Court continuing to block the Trump administration's use of the Alien Enemies Act to deport Venezuelan migrants, where things stand between Russia and Ukraine after their first direct but brief peace talks in three years, and how commuters navigated the first full day of the NJ Transit strike.
  • Rare dust storm blows through Chicago area
    A literal wall of dust blowing through the Chicago area could quickly drop visibility to almost zero as the dust storm blows through.