Missouri News

The incoming director of the Missouri Department of Conservation says addressing falling revenue will be among his top short-term priorities.

Missouri State Treasurer Clint Zweifel is warning state residents to watch out for a scam that involves unclaimed property.

Missouri Attorney General Chris Koster has filed two lawsuits accusing businesses of allowing sewage to be dumped into the Lake of the Ozarks.

Dozens of Missouri communities will get $266 million for wastewater and drinking water improvements.

The Missouri Department of Transportation says rehabilitation work is on schedule and should be completed by mid-December on the Highway 47 bridge over the Missouri River at Washington.

Chuck DeProw had job offers from the police department and the U.S. Steel plant in Granite City, Ill.

With term limits bearing down, two Missouri lawmakers have resigned from office within the past two months to accept positions that hold more long-term potential.

A free workshop pertaining to the Missouri Sunshine Law will be held at 1:30 p.m., Thursday Nov.

Triumph Foods has reached a settlement with Missouri Gas Energy arising from a natural gas explosion during construction of the pork company's plant in St.

EPA has awarded the Missouri Department of Agriculture and Missouri State Emergency Management Agency a total of $75,000 to assist with outreach, education and implementation of the Clean Air Act's Risk Management Program.

Some Missouri Southern State University nursing school students are upset about an admission policy barring visible tattoos.

A county commissioner from eastern Missouri is facing drug charges. Lincoln County Commissioner Matthew Bass has been charged with two felony counts of drug possession.

A 65-year-old Atlanta man accused of killing a former University of Missouri student more than 30 years ago appeared in court for the first time Friday.

The Missouri Department of Natural Resources has announced it is laying off 48 employees in its Division of State Parks and Historic Sites, far fewer than the 100 the agency originally estimated it would lose.

Missourians will soon have more chances to win tens of millions of dollars. The Missouri State Lottery Commission voted Friday to start selling lottery tickets for Mega Millions.

A former clerk for the McDonald County prosecutor's office will stand trial for telling people she had cancer and then accepting donations even though she was healthy.

Even though it's still fairly warm, Missouri transportation officials are getting ready for winter weather.

A Kansas City woman has filed a discrimination complaint against the city's downtown Power & Light District.

A southeast Missouri man has died after a fire at his home. The fire broke out early Tuesday in Dexter.

Fortunately, new research instead shows that most of these earthquakes are aftershocks of big earthquakes in the New Madrid seismic zone that struck the Midwest almost 200 years ago.