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The World Wide Technology Soccer Park and MSHSAA worked in conjunction to keep the event at its originally scheduled location in Fenton. However, due to the current restrictions by the St. Louis County Health Department the decision was necessary to move the MSHSAA Boys Soccer Championships.

The supplemental budget contains funding for several items, including the School Nutrition Services Program, the Emergency Solutions Grant Program for homelessness prevention, job training grants, and child support payments, among others.

The trustees have begun developing a search process.

The distillery industry is calling for help from federal lawmakers as it faces huge tax hikes.

The Morgan County R-II School District is switching to all virtual learning until November 5 as coronavirus cases continue to rise in the district.

“He’s a mismatch coming out of the backfield, the way he’s able to run routes, split out and be another receiver out there. It’s special,” Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes said.

Missouri Governor Mike Parson announced $5 million in CARES Act money for Missouri’s six regional food banks.

State Sen. Missy Irvin tweeted that she learned Wednesday she had tested positive.

Missouri plans to make health care workers the first to receive a coronavirus vaccine when it becomes available.

Investigators with the Greene County Sheriff’s Office need your help to locate a unique truck tied to a death investigation.

Patients and caregivers have been informed they should not consume the product they purchased until the investigation can be completed.

The Lawrence County Health Department reports 127 positive cases in isolation.

Police say Matthew Canovi, 63, of Brighton, Mo., died at the scene as a result of the crash in May near the Chestnut Expressway exit of U.S. 65.

The pandemic did a number on restaurants in the Ozarks.

Motorists should expect traffic delays and are advised to slow and use caution while driving through the work zone.

The Amber Alert for two missing babies from Florissant was quickly cancelled Wednesday morning.

Recommended changes to 3 demands by NAACP presented to city council.

Missouri State is letting its lease lapse on The Q Hotel & Suites, a closed hotel that it was using as a place to isolate students who had contracted COVID-19. The university said that due to a downturn in the number of cases that peaked at the start of the semester and gone down since, they don't need the space.

Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt announced a new plan to combat human trafficking.

Mercy has 86 COVID hospitalizations, and Cox has 94. Both are still taking patients. 19 patients are from Christian County.

Gov. Asa Hutchinson told reporters he was limiting his events after learning someone at a meeting he held Friday tested positive for the virus.

President Donald Trump is calling on Attorney General William Barr to launch an investigation of Democrat Joe Biden and his son Hunter.

Health officials ask residents to monitor for symptoms, including fever, coughing, shortness of breath, chills, muscle pain, headache, sore throat and loss of smell and taste.

A prosecutor told a judge that a Missouri man accused of killing two brothers from Wisconsin admitted to authorities that he disposed of the bodies but denied killing the men.

In Springfield, CoxHealth constructed a temporary building on the parking lot of Cox Medical Center South to serve the expected overflow of COVID-19 and flu patients.

The marker is dedicated to Confederate Gen. Sterling Price.

These victims suffered from underlying health conditions. The county health department reports 51 deaths in the month of October.

The Give 5 program encourages retirees to give at least five hours a month toward a cause of their choice.

Nothing can stop Springfield’s Thanksgiving tradition, even if we can’t all be together this year.

A 39-year-old former student teacher in southwestern Missouri has been sentenced to four years in prison for sending nude photographs of herself to three 13-year-old male students back in 2017.