The State of Missouri ranks fairly high across the country when it comes to Elder-Abuse Protections. That’s according to the personal finance website WalletHub.com which ranks Missouri as 14th. WalletHub used 16 key metrics including […]

With the calendar rapidly winding down, the Camden County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office says 2025 was another busy year in the courtrooms. Prosecutor Richelle Grosvenor says, looking back, part of the busy caseload dates back to […]

The Gravois Fire District reports another 21 alarms for the week ending this past Sunday. Randy Scott, Division Chief of Training, says 19 of the calls were medicals. The other two calls were for a […]

The Miller County Sheriff’s Office is doing its part to make victims of alleged crimes feel safe, supported and at ease while talking with law enforcement. The office recently completed a new “soft interview” room […]

Despite the new hands-free driving law in effect, Missouri ranks as the 7th most distracted driving state across the country. That’s according to a study by CCD Law in Spokane Valley, Washington, which says 9-in-10 […]

A date has been announced for the next Lake of the Ozarks Endurance Runs. It’s the eighth year for what has now become a tradition with the three-race event set for May 2nd which will […]

One Nation Under God…that’ll be the theme for the upcoming Governor’s Prayer Breakfast in the state capital. Governor Mike Kehoe and Mrs. Claudia Kehoe are inviting Missourians to attend the event on January 14th at […]

St. Louis finds itself in lofty company but not the kind of company putting the city in a favorable light after being ranked by the American Tort Reform Association as the nation’s 6th worst Judicial […]

The Missouri Department of Natural Resources has announced a round of accepting applications for Water Safety and Security Act Project grants is now open. The grants offer up to $15,000 in reimbursement to eligible systems […]