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More than 1,000 different machines sit on one showroom floor, and you’re allowed to touch them. Table saws, bandsaws, metal lathes, mills, even CNC machines. All of it lined up and ready for a closer look. The room stretches past 38,000 square feet. That’s bigger than some grocery stores....
Starting next year, The Missouri Department of Conservation will require anyone using its unstaffed shooting ranges to have a small-game hunting permit.
Perennial powerhouses and Cinderella stories. Eight teams writing their own stories remain in each classification as the MSHSAA boys soccer playoffs enter the State Quarterfinal round on Saturday, Nov. 14 at the times listed. The team appearing on the right side of the chart is the home team. Winners advance to Soccer Park in Fenton to compete in the MSHSAA Boys Soccer Championships on Nov. 20-21.
From a landmark merger between BJC HealthCare and St. Luke’s Hospital to tough school closure votes at SLPS and Veterans Day tree planting in north St. Louis, here is how the region is changing on the ground this week. Overview: St. Louis business and community news centers on a...
During the midterms, voters in Missouri preserved the right to access abortion in the state, but Republican lawmakers say they still want to restrict access. Ozarks at Large’s Daniel Caruth has more. Last week, Missourians voted to uphold a law protecting access to abortion in the state. About 55%...
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Missouri lawmakers are publicly reacting after a nationwide ground stop at airports across the U.S. on Friday, and asking for upgrades to technology and infrastructure at airports. Flights in the United States were grounded in the afternoon “due to extraordinary circumstances and for reasons of safety,” the Federal Aviation Administration said in The post Some Missouri lawmakers want updates to airport technology and infrastructure following nationwide ground stop appeared first on ABC17NEWS .
Eldon native wins his group as national competition prepares to resume voting November 16
(Heartland News) - Some warming centers in the Heartland are open as temperatures get much colder in the area. You can email us information about a warming center in your community at news@kfvs12.com. We’ll continue to update this list as learn of more. Missouri. Cape Girardeau County. The Cape...
Missouri can expect to see the first hard freeze of the Fall season imminently according to new forecasts.
Holiday tables in Missouri have leaned on smoked and cured meats for generations, and a handful of family shops still do the work the slow way. Some cure country hams in rural sheds, while others turn out sausages, bologna, and bratwurst made right in the building. Ordering early matters, because...
Canned tomatoes and fruit keep 12 to 18 months versus 2 to 5 years for canned vegetables, extension services say. How to rotate a holiday stock-up. The post Canned Tomatoes Keep Only 12 to 18 Months, Far Less Than Canned Vegetables, Missouri Extension Says appeared first on Timeless Dishes .
Long before most of Missouri hits the snooze button, a different crowd is already pouring coffee and ordering eggs. Truckers, highway workers, and farm crews start their days at small truck stop cafes along US-36, I-44, I-70, and other busy roads. These places still serve sit-down breakfasts with real plates,...
Missourians this month protected abortion rights, shot down an attempt to redraw the state’s congressional lines, and voted to make it harder for lawmakers to overturn citizen-led ballot measures. Those votes came after an extended legal battle over whether two of those measures — Proposition A and Amendment 6...
Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Aggressive dog laws in Missouri work differently from what many owners and bite victims expect. The state has no statewide dangerous dog registry, yet a dog that bites twice can be seized and destroyed under state criminal law. Meanwhile, civil liability for a bite can attach to an owner the very first time a dog … This article, Aggressive Dog Laws in Missouri: Liability, Seizure, and Local Rules , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Neighbor Poisoned My Dog Laws in Connecticut: Charges, Lawsuits, and Deadlines • Dangerous Dog Breeds Banned in Hawaii: What the Law Actually Says • Can You Keep a Stray Dog in West Virginia? What the Law Actually Says
Jessica Fulghem-Jarmon, a 36-year-old Army veteran, is greeting neighbors outside her Grandview, Missouri, apartment after dropping off her children at school. Inside her cozy, two-bedroom apartment where she raises her three boys, she said being a single-parent family has become increasingly untenable. "There have been times when I have to...
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Missouri’s November firearms deer season opens Saturday with a new antlered-deer limit for most nonresident hunters, as state data shows the number of out-of-state hunters has more than doubled over the past two decades. The Missouri Department of Conservation estimates about 42,000 out-of-state deer hunters participated in Missouri’s 2025 season. They accounted The post Missouri limits nonresident deer harvest as out-of-state participation grows appeared first on ABC17NEWS .
A group of 43 states, including Kansas and Missouri, reached a multi-million-dollar settlement with a rent-to-own finance company
SCHUYLER COUNTY, Mo. - As farmland values remain high and producers look for ways to expand their operations, leasing continues to play a critical role in Missouri agriculture. But according to University of Missouri Extension Business and Communities Specialist Darla Campbell, too many lease agreements are still based on verbal understandings rather than written contracts.
Thanksgiving tables across the country look pretty similar at first glance. There’s a turkey in the middle, a crowd of side dishes competing for elbow room, and a lineup of pies waiting for whoever still has room. The personality shows up in which dishes get the most love, and in Missouri, that comes down to […]
