In Washington, the debate is heating up over Affordable Care Act subsidies set to expire in just weeks. Missouri U.S. Sen.

With pressure mounting in Washington for lawmakers to figure out the future of America’s healthcare system, U.S. Rep. Eric Burlison, R-Mo. 7th District, said extending Affordable Care Act subsidies ...

Missouri is once again attracting hundreds of thousands of deer hunters now through January 15th. The Missouri Department of Conservation says hunters typically harvest about 20% of the deer herd each ...

When disaster strikes, the emotional toll can be just as devastating as the physical loss. In the wake of the recent tornado that hit Sikeston back on May 16, Bootheel Behavioral Health has been on ...

Rural public transit is a critical need for Missouri’s vulnerable population, according to Dorothy Yeager of Columbia. She’s Executive Director of OATS Transit, which services 87 counties in Missouri.

Toyota’s old slogan said, “Oh, what a feeling,” and for folks in Troy, Missouri, that feeling is all about growth and opportunity. Toyota is investing millions and adding jobs at its casting plant, ...

Missouri’s K-12 public schools have received their annual report cards. The reports tell schools how they are doing overall in terms of performance. Alisa Nelson talks to State Education Commissioner ...

A Kansas City-area organization strives to restore the dignity and self-worth of homeless veterans.

The U.S. Air Force Band of Mid-America has been all over the world to perform in front of live audiences, and they will be putting on free concerts from December 6th through 12th in the St. Louis area ...

The hustle and bustle of the Christmas tree-buying season is here. Pea Ridge Forest in Hermann is one of Missouri’s Christmas tree farms.

Economic activity remains flat in the St. Louis region. Chuck Gascon, senior economist with the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, described the overall outlook as “slightly pessimistic.” “Not a lot ...