Associated Press
No Injuries From Fire When a Gas Pipeline Ruptured
Authorities say there were no injuries as a result of a blaze that erupted when a gas pipeline ruptured north of Kansas City, Missouri.
Woman Accused of Stabbing Boyfriend Who Drank Her Blood
Police say a 19-year-old Missouri woman allowed her intoxicated boyfriend to drink her blood then stabbed the wannabe vampire during a subsequent argument.
Missouri Supreme Court Judge Richard Teitelman Dies
A Missouri Supreme Court spokeswoman says one of the court's judges has died.
Abortion Opponents to Push For New Missouri Regulations
Anti-abortion activists and lawmakers say they're hopeful new regulations will have a better chance of passing in the 2017 legislative session after such proposals failed to make it through this year.
Opponents of Large Mid-Missouri Hog Farm Back in Court
A group trying to stop a large hog farm in mid-Missouri wants a judge to void a state permit for the project.
Fire Destroys Historic Kansas City Church
An explosion and fire has destroyed a historic Kansas City church.
Missouri Donors Say Effort to Limit Money in Politics Failed
Missouri mega-donors say a newly approved constitutional amendment to cap campaign contributions won't keep money out of politics.
No Charges For Teen Who Killed Man Threatening His Mother
Prosecutors in southeast Missouri have decided not to file charges against a teenager who fatally shot a man who was allegedly holding a knife to his mother's throat.
Missouri Hunters Are Giving Disabled Veterans a Helping Hand
The Springfield News-Leader reports that the hunters have donated thousands of raw deer skins to Elks Lodges around the state.
Suspect Arrested in Double Homicide in Jefferson City
Authorities have captured a man charged with killing two people in Jefferson City.
