Missouri Bill Would Allow Outdoor Cremations for Public
A bill dubbed the “Jedi Disposal Act” could soon make Missouri the first state to allow outdoor cremations.
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Kansas Governor Plans to End Economic Border War in KC Area
Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly says she plans to issue an executive order to end a longstanding economic border war between her state and Missouri in the Kansas City area.
Springfield Man Indicted for $1.4M Bank Fraud Scheme
A 66-year old man from Springfield, MO, was recently indicted by a federal grand jury for a more than $1.4 million bank fraud scheme.
Truman Library and Museum to Undergo Massive Renovation
The Harry S. Truman Library and Museum will close for about a year starting at the end of next month to undergo a $22 million renovation and expansion.
Branson to Get New Science Attraction Called WonderWorks
The southwest Missouri tourist town of Branson is getting a new science attraction called WonderWorks.
Tyson Grant Supports Mobile Food Pantries in Sedalia, LaMonte
The Food Bank for Central & Northeast Missouri has announced a $40,000 grant from Tyson Foods that will help to continue support The Food Bank's Mobile Pantries in Sedalia and LaMonte.
Amtrak to Partially Restart Kansas City to St. Louis Route
Amtrak service between St. Louis and Kansas City will be partially restored this week.
Fake Nurse Who Landed Jobs at 3 Facilities Sentenced
A Missouri man who used fake nurse credentials to get jobs at three health care facilities has been sentenced to nearly five years in prison.
'Wings Over Whiteman' Air Show Slated for this Weekend
The Wings Over Whiteman Air Show is scheduled for June 15 - 16 at Whiteman Air Force Base.
Missouri Gov. Signs ‘Border War’ Truce; Awaits Kansas Action
Missouri Gov. Mike Parson has signed a bill aimed at stopping an economic border war with Kansas.