Missourians have now voted twice to secure abortion access in the state constitution and to stop lawmakers from undoing their votes. But is the decades-long fight over?
The company, which says it serves more than 1.2 million customers in Missouri, filed its request with the Missouri Public Service Commission on Nov. 2.
Kevin Chapman, owner of Willow Green Acres in Rogersville, said he has lost some plants to dry weather but expects to sell about the same number of Christmas trees as usual this year.
Christian County Cares is seeing record demand for its Christmas assistance program, and organizers are concerned they may not have enough donors to help every child who applies.
A deer that appears sick may raise concerns in hunters about chronic wasting disease, but an Arkansas Game and Fish Commission biologist said looks alone cannot confirm an infection.
The holidays are right around the corner. And as we all pull out the totes of decorations, the Logan-Rogersville Fire Protection District has safety tips to help you avoid calling their department this season.
Women veterans and their friends carried on a 20-year old tradition Saturday, laying rose petals in water to remember those they’ve lost, and honor those still serving.
Construction crews broke ground Monday on a $10.4-million project along East Sunshine Street, and businesses along the route said they understand the work needs to be done.
Two historic horse-drawn vehicles, including a Springfield-made wagon, are on display at the Library Station as part of a loan from the History Museum on the Square.
Reflection is at the heart of two major new releases from Nashville-based country trio DEK of Hearts, featuring Marshfield native Kollin Bailey alongside bandmates Emily Clapp and Dylan John.
The number in an Instagram post ranking Springfield 12th among America’s “most dangerous college towns” is real. But it counts crime across the entire city, not just at Missouri State University, where the school’s logo appears beside the ranking.
Hunters are being asked to stay alert for what could be human skeletal remains while in the woods and remote areas this hunting season amid the disappearance of Lindsey Watts.
