Goldschmidt put the Cardinals ahead in the third with his ninth homer, a two-run drive. He has reached base in 31 straight games, the longest streak by a major league hitter this season.
The fall from grace of one former Cardinals pitcher has been swift and noteworthy; Friday came the latest unfortunate step in a troublesome journey for Carlos Martinez.
The U.S. Corps of Engineers closed several swim beaches at Beaver Lake ahead of the Memorial Day weekend due to water levels, debris, and high E. coli levels.
The woman, who was visiting the area from Gainesville, Missouri, was arrested Thursday evening on charges of animal cruelty, New Smyrna Beach police officials said.
A good teacher is like a candle, it consumes itself to light the way for others. Dr. Fleetwood, Nixa’s teacher of the year, has been that candle for the high school oftentimes burning at both ends.
According to the Missouri Assessment of College Health Behavior, 37% of students reported their stress is overwhelming or unbearable in 2021. That’s an increase from 24% in 2020.
The Community Foundation of the Ozark's "Let's Get to Work" fund will continue, thanks to a $150 thousand donation. One Dallas County woman's life was changed for the better earlier this year because of the fund.
President Biden has signed an executive order on policing. Part of that order will restrict the transfer of military equipment to local law enforcement agencies.
The recent heavy rains have saturated the soil and left some trees more vulnerable to falling over. Here are some tips as to what to look for and what you should know about addressing the issue.
Matt Carpenter was inserted to the New York Yankees’ lineup as the designated hitter after agreeing to a one-year contract on Thursday, a week after he was released from the Texas Rangers’ minor league system.
The Springfield-Branson National Airport hosted a live training exercise Thursday morning for airport first responders. They practiced putting out aircraft fires.
“I’m sick and tired of seeing kids murdered at school, Americans gunned down at the supermarket or in their place of worship, and Missourians slaughtered on street corners because Congress refuses to do anything about gun violence," said Rep. Emanuel Cleaver.
