Law enforcement officers seized a total of more than 2.5 kilograms of methamphetamine from Christina Gauger in a series of traffic stops and searches of her residence.
The FBI is asking for the public’s help in identifying Jane Doe 43 in hopes they have “critical information” about a child they believe to be a victim of sexual exploitation.
The Springfield Fire Department responded to 235 calls that required crews to perform CPR in 2020. The American red cross hosts CPR training courses for people who want to be able to respond in those emergency situations.
A newly proposed bill in Missouri would allow the use of deadly force against protesters on private property and drivers who run over demonstrators blocking traffic.
The city of Springfield is committing $95,000 in emergency funding to help add cold-weather shelters for the homeless including campers for a new campground.
Missouri Governor Mike Parson announced the launch of a new COVID-19 vaccination dashboard containing Missouri-specific data submitted by providers from across the state.
The lawsuit argued Gov. Asa Hutchinson and state officials did not have authority to order bars and restaurants to close by 11 p.m. Hutchinson announced the order in November in response to a surge in coronavirus cases, and in December it was extended to Feb. 3.
Mecole Hardman trudged to the sideline as the Bills trotted onto the field, then slumped onto the bench and tossed a huge Kansas City Chiefs coat over his head like a shroud as Buffalo took advantage of his fumbled punt for an easy touchdown.
Experts in all corners of Missouri are seeing room for optimism in the fight against the coronavirus thanks to a decline in new cases, decreasing hospitalizations and other factors.
A Missouri senator on Monday pitched a bill that would allow the use of deadly force against protesters on private property and give immunity to people who run over demonstrators blocking traffic.
Songz, 36, whose name is Tremaine Aldon Neverson, was released Monday while an investigation continues, Jackson County Sheriff’s spokesman LeVanden Darks said. No charges have been filed.
Missouri ranks dead last among states for the percentage of residents who have received their first dose of the coronavirus vaccine, and two neighboring states don’t fare much better.
