Missouri Residents Warned of Student Loan Scam Risks

As of May 5th, the federal government has resumed the collection of defaulted federal student loans for the first time since March 2020. The Better Business Bureau is warning Missouri residents to be on the lookout for potential scams related to this …

Missouri Gaming Authority Reveals Licensing Date for Sportsbook Operators

The Missouri Gaming Commission recently put out an update explaining that sports betting operators may submit their applications for a state license as early as this week. Sportsbooks Can Apply for a License as Early as May 15 The update marks the next …

Report: Missouri weighs $300M incentive package for Royals to build stadium in NKC

Alternative Ways to Celebrate Mother's Day in Mid-Missouri

As Mother's Day is seen as a joyous occasion to most it may be experienced as a harsh reminder to others with several children experiencing the holiday with an incarcerated parent. "The University of Missouri estimates that there are 48,000 …

More than 46,000 turkeys hunted during Missouri's 2025 spring season

More than 46,000 turkeys were hunted during this year's 2025 spring season. The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) reported that hunters took home 46,562 birds during the April 21st to May 11th spring hunting season. Youth hunters also hit a …

Missouri Set to Recognize Gold and Silver as Legal Tender, Critics Raise Implementation Concerns

Missourians may soon be able to pay their taxes — and possibly their grocery bills — with gold and silver. The Missouri General Assembly has passed a Republican-backed amendment to a wide-ranging finance bill that recognizes precious metals as legal tender …

Governor Kehoe Announces Appointments to Missouri School Funding Modernization Task Force

Building on the education priorities outlined in his inaugural State of the State Address in January, Governor Mike Kehoe announced today the full slate of members appointed to the Missouri School Funding Modernization Task Force. The Task Force, …

Abortion, paid sick leave top agenda in final week of Missouri legislative session

Will the Missouri Senate actually make it to 6 p.m. Friday? That’s the constitutional deadline for the legislative session to adjourn for the year. And the Senate — thanks to Republican infighting — has failed to reach the finish line three years in a row. …

MU Extension outlines Missouri population growth

Massachusetts Men’s Swimming & Diving To Compete In The Missouri Valley Conference