The easiest states to save money in 2025
A new study ranked all 50 states to find out how easy — or difficult — it was for residents to grow their savings. Here’s what they found.
Avtub: A New Era in the Digital World of Information
Avtub: A New Era in the Digital World of Information
Slashed Federal Funding Cancels Vaccine Clinics Amid Measles Surge
A former surgeon general is “particularly concerned about the accessibility of vaccines for vulnerable populations.”
Cells are swapping their mitochondria. What does this mean for our health?
Researchers are studying why the energy factories are moving between cells and whether the process can be harnessed to treat cancer and other diseases.
Are Embryos
These clusters of cells are increasingly at the center of legal disputes, resulting in piecemeal decisions that have far-reaching consequences.
LIVE UPDATES: Arkansas-Missouri
Arkansas and Missouri are set to get underway at 1 p.m. on another cold, overcast day in Fayetteville.
Seven is enough
It turns out that all three games in the already-shortened series between the University of Arkansas baseball team and Missouri will go seven innings.
Custom Bottle Labels: Elevating Your Product's Appeal
A well-crafted label with clear, high-quality design speaks volumes.
Does AI Trader Outperform Human Traders In The Long Run?
Does AI trader outperform human trader in the long run?
Harvest all season long with succession sowing
With a little bit of planning, gardeners can enjoy small amounts of fresh produce throughout the season by succession sowing.
Jim the Wonder Dog, an Otherwise Ordinary Setter, Was the Smartest Dog Who Ever Lived
Jim the Wonder Dog was a setter born in March 1925 in Missouri. He was supposed to be a quail dog, but that didn't quite pan out.
Republicans press forward with plan to make it harder to change Missouri Constitution
I want to have rural Missouri have more of a say in what goes on the ballot,” said Republican Sen. Jason Bean, a Bootheel region cotton farmer.
Man charged for stealing Kansas City, Missouri, city bus, assaulting officer
A Kansas City, Missouri, police officer is recovering after allegedly being assaulted by a man who stole a Kansas City Area Transportation bus.
Southeast Missouri schools embrace alternative instruction methods to tackle weather disruptions
Southeast Missouri schools are adopting alternative instruction methods to counter weather-related disruptions. Jackson, Notre Dame and Saxony Lutheran are implementing AMI, enhancing flexibility and maintaining educational continuity.
FOX 2's exclusive look inside Missouri Emergency Operations Center
State emergency management officials remain weather aware 365 days a year, and they are asking you to do the same.
Missouri senator proposes raising the bar for initiative petitions
Some Missouri Senate Republicans are looking to tighten requirements for initiative petitions -- measures that get on the ballot through gathering voter signatures -- with Senate Joint Resolution 11.
5 people taken to hospital after United Airlines flight experiences severe turbulence
Five people were injured on a United Airlines flight from Missouri to Texas during severe turbulence Sunday night.
Braves C Sean Murphy to miss 4-6 weeks with cracked rib after being hit by pitch
MLB.com rates him as the Braves' On Saturday, Murphy told the team he felt soreness and a cracked rib was diagnosed. "You hate it for the player," Snitker told reporters, via the Atlanta Journal-Constitution's Gabe Burns.
Dad of permanently impaired son from Minnesota to testify before Missouri House in hope of getting Danny’s Law passed
FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) - Tom Santulli, the dad of Danny Santulli, who was permanently impaired after pledge dad reveal night at the University of Missouri in 2021, will testify before the Missouri House of Representatives on Tuesday, March 4, asking for the house to pass Danny’s Law.
What is Missouri Valley Tournament schedule for Drake, UNI? Bracket, dates, how to watch
The Drake and Northern Iowa men's basketball teams will play in the Missouri Valley Tournament this week. Here’s the tournament schedule and bracket.
A reporter followed Missouri volunteers counting homeless people. Here's what he learned.
According to the latest Housing and Urban Development data that came out at the beginning of this year, homelessness is up by 18 percent in America.
Two children killed in Butler, Mo. house fire
(BUTLER, Mo.) Two children were killed following a home explosion in Butler, Missouri on Saturday. According to the Bates County Sheriff's Office, a 911 call was received around 11:30 p.m. on Saturday in reference to an explosion and a house fire.
Prompted by Kanakuk scandal, Branson lawmaker’s bill on child sex abuse nondisclosure agreements gets House hearing
People who say they survived sex abuse at Kanakuk camp near Branson spoke out at a hearing in Jefferson City last week. A bill proposed by an Ozarks lawmaker would restrict nondisclosure agreements signed to settle court cases between sexual abuse survivors and perpetrators.
Northwest hosting musical guests throughout March
The Department of Fine and Performing Arts at Northwest Missouri State University will host several musical guests throughout March.
2025 NFL First Round Mock Draft For All 32 Picks: 7.0 (With Blockbuster Trades)
A lot has changed with the new league year inching closer, so let’s dive into a brand-new 2025 NFL first-round mock draft.
Jon Skinner, Community Forester, Missouri Department of Conservation
Jon shows Tiffany some of the problems that can result from buying young trees that have been poorly cared for or have outgrown their containers, and explains how many of them can be saved with a few helpful tips.
BOZICH | My weekly AP men's college basketball Top 25 ballot, with U of L ahead of UK
Unless something outrageous happens, I believe that three of the four No. 1 seeds for the men’s NCAA Basketball Tournament have been decided.
Bradley secures 73-56 victory over Northern Iowa
Zek Montgomery scored 13 points as Bradley beat Northern Iowa 73-56 on Sunday to break a tie for second-place in the Missouri Valley Conference.
UE Baseball picks up second win over Missouri, on Sunday
Pitching 1.2 innings Roberts earned his second save of the season and second save of the weekend on Sunday. The Aces benefited from nine hits and almost as many walks on offense to score nine runs while only seven UE batters struck out in 35 at-bats.
The Browns need receiver help, and these 3 NFL Draft prospects are the right fit
Egbuka is a complete receiver with an incredibly high ceiling in the NFL. He immediately becomes the Browns' number two receiver behind Jeudy, with elite first-round talent. His intelligence and athleticism allow him to play multiple positions to create mismatches for himself or his teammates.
Augusta worried short-term rentals would ruin it. Now an outsider aims to change its rules.
Leaders here say the rules, written as the Hoffmann family pitched plans to turn the rural area into a major tourist destination, have worked well to keep homeowners in homes.
Why do NFL quarterbacks say Blue 42? The answer is almost as old as football itself
The act has become a calling card and catch phrase and, with less emphasis on cadences in college, a rite of passage in the pros.
Missouri inches closer to providing hearing aids, cochlear implants to adults on Medicaid
Current Missouri law does not provide hearing aids or cochlear implants to low-income adults on Medicaid. The state House of Representatives has passed a bill sponsored by Rep. Cameron Parker, R-Campbell,
Missouri had the country's 2nd-highest job growth rate: 'We’re playing in a different league'
Missouri had the second-highest percent growth of jobs in any state in 2024 according to recent data from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics. Missouri’s overall growth in nonfarm
Missouri’s drought alert expected to expire at the end of March
Missouri’s drought alert is expected to expire at the end of March. That’s according to state climatologist Zach Leasor, who said, despite that, Missouri is struggling to shake the past several years of drought.
St. Charles County: The Midwest’s manufacturing powerhouse
In 2019, Amazon opened its first Missouri fulfillment center in St. Charles County, initially hiring 1,500 workers. Less than three years later, it became the county’s largest employer, with more than 6,000 employees.