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Funeral services for Jackie Leon Phillips, 89, of Florence, will be held at 10:30 a.m. on Friday, May 24 at Mt. Olive Baptist Church

Pettis County deputies arrested Pamela Sue Hoskins for stealing utilities in the 24500 block of Oak Brook Lane

An eastern Missouri man is a $1 million winner in a Powerball drawing.

Sen. Josh Hawley on Tuesday introduced legislation that would give internet users the ability to opt out of allowing their personal data to be tracked and collected, the latest effort in the Missouri Republican’s broader campaign against big tech.

Four Warrensburg residents were injured early Thursday morning after a vehicle overturned in Johnson County.

The Missouri Supreme Court has suspended a Kansas City area attorney after an audit found that he deposited tens of thousands of dollars from dozens of clients into a personal checking account.

Lee's Summit police are investigating after a driver crashed into the department's front lobby.

Students on Sedalia Middle School's Team Stealth on Wednesday, May 22, donated the proceeds from their recent service learning project to two local agencies.

A private family graveside memorial service will be held at a later date for Khristy L. Clark, 47, of Sedalia.

Severe weather swept across the state overnight, causing three deaths and trapping dozens of people in the wreckage of their homes.

Gov. Mike Parson is expressing his appreciation of the state’s first responders and Missourians who came to the aid of their neighbors during a night of widespread tornadoes

A "violent tornado" touched down in Jefferson City, causing heavy damage, according to the National Weather Service,

Firefighters have contained a fire at a motel on the main strip that runs through the southwest Missouri tourist town of Branson.

Only about half of last year’s nearly 92,000 calls to Missouri’s hotline to report abuse of the elderly were answered and the situation has only gotten worse, according to state records.

The National Weather Service says Sedalia is in the area of greatest concern for severe weather this afternoon, May 22

A judge has reversed the revocation of the peace officer license of a Missouri highway patrolman who was driving a boat when a handcuffed Iowa man fell out and drowned.