Latest on the shooting of three Kansas City police officers
Police say the suspect shot two officers earlier Sunday while they were working an undercover operation at a motel less than 2 miles from Kaufman Stadium, where the Kansas City Royals play.
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Murder of Joe Anderson goes one year unsolved
A small community gathered Friday to remember a man that everyone knew as "Mr. Joe."
Lamborghini destroyed in Missouri gas station mishap
Authorities say a Lamborghini erupted in flames at a suburban St. Louis gas station after a minivan driver pulled away from a gas pump with the nozzle still attached.
Missouri judge says governor can appoint a Lt. Gov.
A Missouri judge has upheld a governor's right to appoint a lieutenant governor, at least temporarily resolving a decades-old argument in the state.
This tiny town is the site of Disney's 'lost' park
Marceline, Missouri, was Walt Disney's inspiration for Main Street USA in his theme parks.
Complaint accuses Greitens groups of concealing donors
An ethics complaint alleges two groups connected to former Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens were used to conceal donor identities.
Body found Monday morning in Poplar Bluff park
An investigation is underway, however, police do not suspect foul play.
Missouri net revenues up 5 percent
The state of Missouri brought in 5 percent more in net revenue last fiscal year compared to the previous year.
Ameren Missouri electric rates to decrease 6 percent
Missouri customers of Ameren Missouri will see a drop in their electric rates beginning Aug. 1
Gov. Parson expands drug take-back programs in Missouri
Gov. Mike Parson has expanded drug take-back programs in Missouri.
Fireworks start fire on roof of Sikeston, MO business
The business was closed at the time.
Report: Emails link ex-Missouri governor, dark-money group
A newspaper says emails show the top campaign fundraiser for former Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens worked to set up a meeting between a prolific donor and a state official while seeking to raise money for a dark-money group later formed by Greitens campaign staffers.
Explosion at Missouri fireworks warehouse
One person was injured in an explosion at a Missouri fireworks warehouse Tuesday night.
Missouri courtrooms see changes to media access
Media outlets are now allowed to use cameras and tweet from Missouri courtrooms following recent changes by the state's Supreme Court.
Parson signs Missouri budget; releases blocked spending
Missouri Gov. Mike Parson has signed the state's $28.6 billion budget and released millions of additional dollars that had been withheld from state programs under his predecessor.
GALLERY: 6-28-18 storm damage
Many of you are waking up with storm damage Friday morning.
Thousands waking up with no power
The severe storms Thursday night knocked down trees and power lines which means many people are waking up with no power Friday morning.
GOP again criticizes Sen. McCaskill over personal wealth
Missouri Democratic Sen. Claire McCaskill's Republican opponents are criticizing her for her wealth as she makes a bid for a third term.
Local Independence Day events
It's almost time to celebrate the Fourth of July.
Local cooling centers
Summer heat has hit the Local 6 area and that could spell danger.
AMBER ALERT: Kansas City, MO teenager may be in danger following shooting
Brajaean Seldge is 5'8" tall, weighs 125 pounds, and has black hair with a blonde weave. She was last seen wearing a white v-neck t-shirt and dark pants.
Two Sikeston, MO businesses hit by fraud
The Sikeston Department of Public Safety is urging businesses to be on the lookout for fraud.
Fashion designer Kate Spade to be buried in Kansas City
Fashion designer Kate Spade will be buried Thursday in Kansas City, where she was born.
Missouri's new lieutenant governor defends his appointment
Missouri's new lieutenant governor says the state's constitution supports his appointment.
