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Police Seek Hit-&-Run Driver in Ste. Genevieve County
STE. GENEVIEVE COUNTY, Mo. (KMOX) – The Missouri State Highway Patrol is asking for help to find a hit-and-run driver. A bicyclist was struck just before 5:30 Tuesday evening on Missouri Route F, 1.3...
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Mo. State Museum Plans Night Programs Next Year
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) – The Missouri State Museum inside the state Capitol will hold extended hours on select days next year. The state museum will be open until 8 p.m. the first Wednesday of each...
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Officer Wounded, Suspect Killed in Shootout in Farmington
FARMINGTON, Mo. (KMOX) – Investigators are in Farmington, Missouri today after one officer was wounded and the suspect killed during an attempted arrest shortly after midnight. According to police the...
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Missourians Among Most “Sleep Deprived” In The Nation
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. (KMOX) – If you find yourself taking a long time to feel fully awake once your alarm clock goes off, you’re not alone. Missouri ranks near the top of the list of the “Most Sleep...
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Thousands Of Claims Still Pouring In After April 28th Hailstorm
ST. LOUIS (KMOX) - Repair shops and insurance companies remain busy, more than two weeks after a powerful windstorm tore through St. Louis, leaving one person dead and dumping up to softball-sized...
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Overturned Cattle Truck Causes Udder Chaos On I-64
CASEYVILLE, Ill. (KMOX) - A semi hauling cattle to market overturned early Monday, resulting in dozens of cows falling onto I-64 and major traffic headaches for Metro East commuters. It happened...
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UPDATED: Dump Truck Backs Over, Kills Highway Worker
Updated @ 1:30 p.m. BLOOMSDALE, Mo. (KMOX)- A highway worker was killed Monday morning along I-55 about an hour’s drive south of St. Louis in what officials are calling a tragic accident. The man was...
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UPDATE: Race Car Slams Into Crowd At Missouri State Fair
COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) — Five spectators were injured at the Missouri State Fair on Sunday night when an off-duty officer lost control of a modified police car in a charity race. It was one of two crashes...
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Don’t Forget! Last Day To Register To Vote In Missouri
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KMOX) - Missouri Secretary of State Robin Carnahan is reminding eligible state residents to register to vote by the end of the day Wednesday, October 10th, in order to take part...
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Franklin County Officals Pay Close Attention To Supreme Court Case
FRANKLIN COUNTY, MO (KMOX) – After a lawsuit from the American Civil Liberties Union a year ago, Franklin County officials are paying close attention to a New York court case regarding the separation...
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St. Louis City Schools Only Rate “Fair” With State Auditor’s Office
ST. LOUIS (KMOX) - By a very narrow margin the St. Louis Public School District received a rating of “Fair” from the office of Missouri State Auditor Tom Schweich Wednesday. That’s the same rating as...
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Petersen leaves Boise State football for Washington
Washington has its new head football coach, Chris Petersen. He left Boise State on Friday, where he was 92-12 in eight seasons with the Broncos. The Huskies made the announcement Friday morning after...
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State Of St. Louis: 2014 Is Very Important For Regional Growth
ST. LOUIS (KMOX) – As St. Louis gets ready to turn 250 years old in 2014 there’s reason for a lot of pride and optimism, tinged by some concern and regret. That was the running theme of comments made...
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Index Reveals Healthiest and Happiest State
ST. LOUIS (KMOX) – Which state has the healthiest and the happiest residents? Missouri or Illinois? It looks like Illinois leads Missouri when it comes to assessing the well-being of its residents...
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Illinois Now Accepting FOID Applications Online
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (KMOX) – The state of Illinois has been taking applications for concealed licenses (CCL) via internet for some time. What the state hasn’t had is a way to apply online for a Firearm...
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Senate Passed Prescription Drug Monitoring Act
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KMOX Capitol Bureau) – The Senate passed a bill to make Missouri the final state to establish a state prescription drug monitoring program. The bill would allow a government...
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Effort Continues to Elevate Cahokia Mounds to National Historic Park
FAIRMONT CITY, Ill. (KMOX) – “Cahokia Mounds and its surrounding sites are as significant as the Pyramids of Egypt,” and that’s why Ed Weilbacher, with Heartlands Conservancy, says the push continues...
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Bird Flu Virus Creeps Across Missouri
ST. LOUIS (AP) – A strain of bird flu responsible for the deaths of millions of chickens and turkeys in several states is spreading across Missouri. The Missouri Department of Agriculture confirmed...
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Gov. Bruce Rauner: Illinois Can’t Bail Out Chicago
CHICAGO (AP) – Gov. Bruce Rauner says the state of Illinois can’t afford to bail Chicago out of its financial problems. The Republican governor delivered a rare speech to the Chicago City Council on...
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Right-to-Work Supporters Prepare for Possible Veto
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KMOX) — Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon hasn’t said he will veto House Bill 116, which would make Missouri a so-called “Right-to-Work” state, but is clear about his non-support of the...
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