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Parson’s office declined to name those being pardoned or having their sentences commuted.
Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt says investigators with his office who reviewed the case found "there is not enough evidence to prove first or second degree murder charges in this case." The release also says other charges cannot be filed because the statute of limitations has expired.
Family members told officers the man and woman were quarantining in their home in the St. Louis area.
Missouri Gov. Mike Parson says the state will begin the next phase of its COVID-19 vaccination plan on March 15.
Governor Mike Parson is providing an update on the coronavirus in Missouri.
The doses will be available to that age group Wednesday only.
During the 2019-2020 flu season, about 400,000 people went to the hospital for the flu. With about two months remaining in the 2020-2021 season, the CDC is reporting only 173 flu related hospital stays.
Fire crews responded to and contained a two-alarm fire at a tattoo shop and apartment building in Cape Girardeau over the weekend.
Deputies say several horses were evacuated but some of the stabled horses died in the fire.
After Monday's winter storms, we are tracking chances for more snow this week.
The public health center says while the clinic days have been changed, appointment times will remain the same.
In an email announcing the postponement, SoutheastHEALTH says it wants to assure the public that COVID-19 vaccines will be given as soon as possible.
Kentucky Transportation Secretary Jim Gray said all transportation districts in the state have crews plowing snow Monday. "Don't travel if at can be avoided," Gray advised during a news briefing.
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KYTC Secretary Jim Gray has signed an official order temporarily suspending certain restrictions on motor carriers engaged in restoring power and delivering fuel and other relief services to areas hit by this weeks winter weather.
Neither the van, belonging to the William C. Harris Funeral Home, nor the body have been recovered, police said.
The money comes from a federal program that Congress passed in December.
Gov. Mike Parson laid out the site locations for week three of the COVID-19 mass vaccination events.
The public health center says the clinic was by appointment only, and personnel have contacted those who had appointments to let them know about the change.
A former Poplar Bluff police officer has been sentenced to 25 years in prison for producing child pornography.
As the debate rages over when it's safe for children to resume in-person classes, 26 states plus Washington, DC, are allowing some or all of their teachers and school staff to receive COVID-19 vaccines.
Three people were injured after falling on ice while watching fire fighters contain a house fire in Cape Girardeau Sunday evening.
Accumulating snow possible for parts of the area tonight, along with slick spots as bitter cold air moves in.
A consulting firm is helping Missouri identify “vaccine deserts” to try and make the rollout of COVID-19 vaccines as equitable as possible, and attention now is focused on addressing areas within the two largest cities.
Born in Knoxville, Tennessee, and raised in Cincinnati, Ohio, Giovanni has written more than two dozen books, including volumes of poetry, three collections of essays and 11 illustrated children’s books. Her children's books include the award-winning Rosa Parks biography "Rosa."
Tuesday evening, the Gape Girardeau/Bollinger County Major Case Squad announced abandonment of a corpse charges against 62-year-old Janice M. Leimbach of Cape Girardeau and 22-year-old Matthew S. Morris of Gideon, Missouri.
Police in Cape Girardeau, Missouri have identified the body of a woman found Monday morning on the 1200 block of south West End Boulevard.
The 20-count indictment unsealed Monday also accuses 63-year-old Rep. Tricia Derges, a Republican from Nixa, Missouri, of illegally providing prescription drugs to clients and making false statements to federal agents investigating the case.
Read the full affidavit from the FBI regarding the allegations against the man, charged with storming the Capitol with other rioters on Jan. 6.
Missouri Gov. Mike Parson is touting his handling of the coronavirus pandemic in his State of the State address to lawmakers.
The Missouri Department of Corrections says the prison remains under lockdown Wednesday.
A quick-hitting burst of snow showers is expected today across the Local 6 area, possibly leading to some travel impacts.
Members of a state Senate committee on Monday debated the proposal.
At least four more lawmakers told The Associated Press on Friday that they had contracted COVID-19 since the session began on Jan. 6. That's in addition to three others previously reported.
When the man was arrested, the police department says officers found a small weapon in his pocket that may have been used in the assault.
Missouri Gov. Mike Parson announced the Missouri National Guard will begin helping the Department of Health and Senior Services and other state partners in making COVID-19 vaccination sites across the state.
Sikeston Department of Public Safety says officers are investigating a shooting that left a 40-year-old man dead.
A woman was found dead Monday in a parked car with an infant alongside her, authorities said.
House leaders say they plan to return to work the week of Jan. 25.
Anyone previously eligible for a vaccine still will be able to get one as supplies allow.
Hawley says the allegations against him are "corrosive and dangerous.”
Lisa Montgomery, 52, was scheduled to die by lethal injection on Tuesday, January 12 at the Federal Correctional Complex in Terre Haute, Indiana.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — Missouri Gov. Mike Parson is promising to “preserve the American dream” as he begins a new term in office.
Gov. Michael L. Parson was sworn in to a full term as 57th Governor of the state of Missouri at the 2021 Bicentennial Inauguration on Monday, Jan. 11.
Here's a look at which members of the House and Senate voted to overturn presidential election results.
The retailer's decision to close the 45 stores is part of a plan the company announced in February to shutter 125 locations by 2023.
Two-fifths of all of Missouri’s COVID-19 deaths were reported in the last two months of 2020.
The two are being held on $100,000 cash-only bonds.
Stacy Gipson faces charges in Poplar Bluff, Missouri, in connection to a shooting that left one person injured and another dead.
The Dorena-Hickman Ferry connects Kentucky 1354 at Hickman with Missouri Route A and Route 77 near Dorena at navigation mile point 922. It's the only direct route between Kentucky and Missouri.
