Missouri

Money Cash (Source: Pixabay)

Several southeast MO emergency services receiving grants

Tornado 3 in Stonefort, IL (Source: NWS)

At least 17 tornadoes confirmed after April 2 storms

Missouri ranks 9 out of 50 for most DUI arrests

Rain chances continue, warmer by the weekend

Police Lights (Source: Pexels/Cottonbro)

Missouri State Highway Patrol issues AMBER alert in Springfield, MO

(Source: Saint Francis Medical Center)

Two babies born at Saint Francis Medical Center during the solar eclipse

Callery pears are easily spotted in spring in open natural areas and along roadsides, such as this one Jefferson City. This invasive tree spreads quickly and crowds out native plants and trees. MDC encourages the public to go native when looking for a new tree to plant this season (Source: MDC)

April is Invasive Plant Pest and Disease Awareness month

(Source: Pexels Anton Atanasov)

MO Dept. of Agriculture launches annual photo contest

Better Business Bureau gives tips on finding trustworthy contractors

Adult male wild turkey (Source: Missouri Department of Conservation)

MO Department of Conservation announces changes to turkey hunting regulations fall seasons

Grady Stahl, 6, was among the young hunters who harvested 3,721 turkeys during youth weekend this past weekend. It was his first harvest. (Source: MDC)

Young turkey hunters in Missouri harvested 3,721 birds over Youth Weekend

Sikeston Department of Public Safety file photo

Sikeston DPS seeking unidentified victims in case for inappropriate acts

Fire truck (Source: Pexels/Obi Onyeador)

Baby dies, 2 injured in house fire in Malden

Cape Central Middle School Students Celebrate Solar Eclipse

Cape Central Middle School students celebrate solar eclipse

Thomas L Jackson (Source: New Madrid Police Department/Facebook)

Man arrested on multiple felony arrest warrants in New Madrid

(Source: Katrina Amos/Facebook)

Over 100 planes flew in and out of Cape Girardeau April 8

Notre Dame School

Notre Dame Regional High School transitioning to President Principal Model

Several hundred people gathered in downtown Cape Girardeau to view the eclipse.

Eclipse brings extra business to downtown Cape Girardeau

Lots of rain chances, but remaining mild

(Source: Tara Buehler)

Solar eclipse viewers gather at the Mississippi River in Cape Girardeau

(Source: Southeast Missouri State University/Facebook)

Block party begins at Southeast Missouri State University for solar eclipse

(Source: Missouri Department of Conservation/Facebook)

Cape Nature Center sees people from all over the world for solar eclipse

1 person, 2 dogs die in fire in Jackson

Cape Police Department moving forward after 'No' vote on property tax Increase