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Clay County lawmaker is sponsor of legislation to close a legal loophole in Missouri statutes.

The days of the Federal Reserve pushing mountains of money into the economy appear to be coming to an end.

The TV network was "like the internet before anyone had the internet," said music researcher Brad Osborn, and its series of "buzz-worthy" music videos was an influential tastemaker.

Mizzou was in the national spotlight in 2015 after racist incidents led Black students to protest on the predominantly white campus. Similar incidents had been happening for decades.

For many, it's photos and video of catastrophic events that stick with us most — not the facts.

A roll of toilet paper and videos remembering loved ones lost are featured in a new collection.

Employers could have skilled, dependable workers for accommodations as simple as Braille stickers on work items.

Last year, there were only 6,000 fully electric vehicles registered in Missouri and half that number in Kansas.

Agencies are still coordinating with community partners but will be ready to accept hundreds of the expected 50,000 refugees coming to the United States.

A congressional aide in addition to being a farmer, Kyle Wilkens has been helping Afghans who worked for the United States and want to leave their country. With American troops no longer there, Wilkens hopes the State Department can find the means to get them out.