After being booted from Missouri Capitol, LGBTQ history exhibit tours St. Louis
Nearly three months after being removed from the Missouri Capitol by Gov. Mike Parson’s administration, an exhibit on the history…
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Duck-billed dinosaur may be one of many at Missouri site
Finding the fossils of a large duck-billed dinosaur in southern Missouri is exciting enough, but a paleontologist who helped lead…
Worker shortage prompts cuts to St. Louis bus service
ST. LOUIS (AP) — Bus service will be reduced in St. Louis along more than three dozen routes this week…
Police chiefs want changes to Missouri’s new gun law
COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) — Missouri police chiefs have called on state lawmakers to change a new law banning local police…
Conservationists work to keep Missouri’s wild turkey numbers up
A thick blanket of fallen leaves completely covered the hikers’ feet on Turkey Ridge Trail in St. Louis County. A…
Schools, pediatricians look to make up lost ground on non-COVID vaccinations
WESTMINSTER, Colo. — Melissa Blatzer was determined to get her three children caught up on their routine immunizations on a…
Partisan tensions flare on Missouri redistricting panels
JEFFERSON CITY (AP) — Partisan tensions have been flaring on a pair of commissions in charge of redrawing Missouri’s state…
In Kenosha and beyond, guns become more common on U.S. streets
(AP) – As Kyle Rittenhouse was acquitted in two killings in Kenosha, Wis., that he said were self-defense, armed civilians…
What Americans hear about social justice at church – and what they do about it
On June 5, 2020, it had been just over a week since a white Minnesota police officer, Derek Chauvin, killed George…
Spire’s pipeline messages ‘overstate the likelihood of closure,’ Missouri regulators say
Missouri energy regulators want to know everything Spire has told its natural gas customers since this summer about the Spire…
U.S. population center moves 11.8 miles; still in Missouri
HARTVILLE, Mo. (AP) — Some people might describe Hartville, Mo., as being in the middle of nowhere, but the U.S.…
Reporting change adds almost 2,800 COVID-19 deaths to Missouri total
Missouri’s COVID-19 death toll increased by more than 20 percent Thursday afternoon, to more than 15,000 fatalities. The 2,771 deaths…
Catholic Bishops OK Communion document, avoid direct rebuff to Biden
BALTIMORE (AP) — U.S. Catholic bishops overwhelmingly approved on Wednesday a long-anticipated document on Communion that stops short of calling…
Some states forge ahead with COVID-19 booster shots for all adults
WASHINGTON — Federal health officials are expected as soon as Friday to expand access to COVID-19 booster shots to all…
COVID-19 cases rising rapidly in Missouri
For much of October, there were so few new COVID-19 cases in Knox County, Health Director Lori Moots said she…
Parson is replacing leader of Missouri’s child advocacy agency
After 10 years leading the state agency that investigates complaints against Missouri’s Children’s Division, Kelly Schultz’s final day on the…