Missouri News

The Missouri House has passed legislation that could block the developers of one of the nation’s largest wind energy projects from using eminent domain to string a high-voltage power line across the Midwest.

SFCC swept a pair of Region 16 and MCCA Conference games from St. Charles Community College 25-1 and 8-0.

Relatives of a homeless, mentally ill man say he has been taken off life support after going into cardiac arrest when St. Louis police shocked him with a stun gun and paramedics sedated him.

A 26-year old woman from Cole Camp was injured Thursday morning in a one-vehicle wreck that occurred in Benton County.

The next concert of the 2019 Missouri State Fair concert series has been announced.

An attempt to abolish jail time for possessing small amounts of marijuana has failed in the Missouri House.

A 37-year old man from Kansas City, MO who reportedly struck and dragged a police officer with his vehicle and stockpiled a large number of firearms in preparation for a shootout with officers, was recently sentenced in federal court for illegally possessing methamphetamine and firearms.

UCM faculty, staff and students are joining the worldwide observance of Earth Week. All activities are planned Monday-Saturday, April 22-27.

A Missouri court has turned down an effort by Rams owner Stan Kroenke and the NFL to send a lawsuit over the team’s relocation from St. Louis to Los Angeles into arbitration.

Missouri would be forced to sell a planned state park on the Eleven Point River in the southern part of the state under a bill that has passed the state House.