Lawmakers are back in Jefferson City after only two weeks off for a special session on several economic development packages.

The new bill creates the Show-Me Sports Investment Act to help pay for stadium projects for the Chiefs and Royals.

Vernon County law enforcement and emergency responders are recognized for their quick action in the aftermath of a tornado that tore through the county on April 2.

When it comes to how the ordinance should be applied to storm-related insurance claims, the mayor said it’s complicated.

The Ozarks First News team won multiple Missouri Broadcasters Association honors and awards, including First Place for ...

It is back to work for Missouri lawmakers as a special session’s been headlined by Republican Governor Mike Kehoe’s s stadium ...

AccuWeather expert meteorologists are closely monitoring a dual threat to the United States this week: a renewed risk of ...

With some planning, homeowners can ensure their homes and insurance coverage are in good shape before summer begins.

The restaurant owner is in the process of trying to find a new location after the tornado made her former storefront a total ...

While still far above the historical average, the 2025 tornado season in the United States has fallen to fourth place in the ...

A sweeping incentives plan to keep the Kansas City Chiefs and Royals in Missouri is running into resistance even before ...

Phelps County was one of 18 counties granted access to federal disaster relief for both physical damage and economic injury.