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Missouri Electric Cooperatives share the "dos and don'ts" for generator and space heater operation
As cold weather draws near, the Association of Missouri Electric Cooperatives share ways for Missourians to be energy efficient and safe. Space heate…
2 years ago
St. Louis Blues CEO says Amendment 2 ends frustration “Why can’t I do this here?”
One of the ballot measures you’ll be voting on is Amendment 2: Allow the Missouri Gaming Commission to regulate licensed sports wagering for individu…
2 years ago
Missouri’s Weekend Warriors ready for Show Me State Games fall events
When you think of the Show Me State Games, you most likely think of the two-week event in July.
Still, Executive Director Bruce Ungles says there is p…
2 years ago
Meet University of Missouri’s Professor Pumpkin. Over 500 carvings and still going
Mizzou Professor Mannie Liscum combines science, art, and culture to create one-of-a-kind jack-o’-lantern masterpieces that light up Halloween. He av…
2 years ago
New Missouri S&T semiconductor engineering program could signal new industrial revolution
Creating a new engineering field to help bolster the workforce of tomorrow.
That’s what Missouri S&T is doing in the fall of 2025 as it plans to launc…
2 years ago
New tool in toolbox for Missouri childcare providers during emergencies
Some Missouri childcare providers have another tool in the toolbox for when an emergency strikes.
Alisa Nelson talks to Robin Phillips with Child Car…
2 years ago
Beyond the bruises: MO Saves helps domestic violence survivors move to financial security
When you suspect someone is a domestic violence victim, you might look for broken bones or bruises. But not all signs of domestic violence are black …
2 years ago
Oldest record store in America still spinning in Kirksville
In 1897, Edwin Rinehart opened a record store in Kirksville, Mo. It still stands today thanks to passionate owners and creative thinking that has ada…
2 years ago
Missouri’s drug overdose deaths decline by 11%, but researcher says work is far from over
A new report from the University of Missouri-St. Louis shows that for the first time in several years, the state’s drug overdose deaths declined by 1…
2 years ago
Missouri author has two new children's books rolling out in time for the holidays
Children's book writer Angie Roberts Harris has two books coming out at the same time this month. Both help kids, and their parents, cope with social…
2 years ago