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Mizzou’s Memorial Stadium is transitioning to a cashless venue
Mizzou Tiger football fans heading to Faurot Field in Columbia tonight will need to bring their credit card or cards, if they want to get food at the concession stands. Mizzou officials say Memorial Stadium is transitioning to a cashless venue. University officials encourage you to plan accordingly tonight (Thursday) and throughout the season, as credit cards will be the only form of payment accepted at Faurot Field concession stands.
Numerous former Chiefs released by other teams at NFL roster cut deadline
It's often described as the most difficult day in the NFL season: Cut-down day. Teams whittle their rosters from 90 to 53 in a matter of hours. A little over a thousand players received the crushing news on Tuesday that they did not make the 53-man roster of their NFL team.
Missouri will lose to these teams in 2024
The Missouri Tigers are a squad looking to take the next step under Eliah Drinkwitz. After a huge jump to an 11-2 record and a Cotton Bowl victory over the Ohio State Buckeyes, these Tigers are ready to roll their way to the top of the SEC this upcoming season.
MSHP: distracted driving may have contributed to deadly I-70 crash
The Missouri State Highway Patrol said the cause of a deadly crash on Interstate 70 in July was due to distracted driving. The post MSHP: distracted driving may have contributed to deadly I-70 crash appeared first on ABC17NEWS.
Heroic lifeguards save 6-year-old at Vandalia Family Aquatic Center
On a sunny afternoon at the Vandalia Family Aquatic Center, what started as a typical day of fun and relaxation quickly turned into a life-or-death situation. A 6-year-old girl, enjoying the pool with her family, suddenly began to struggle in the water. Within moments, she was submerged and experiencing a seizure.
Armed robbery reported in St. Joseph
St. Joseph police are investigating a reported arm robbery. The St. Joseph Police Department says a resident in the 4500 block of Wilshire Drive reported two individuals approached him as he arrived at his home, threatening him with a gun. The resident reported the two took money and personal items from him.
Woman files lawsuit against Silver Dollar City, Herschend Entertainment regarding October 2022 train derailment
NEAR BRANSON, Mo. (KY3) - A passenger inside a derailed train at Silver Dollar City in October 2022 filed a lawsuit. Rebecca Everhart sued Silver Dollar City and the Herschend Family Entertainment Corporation for negligence. The lawsuit states Silver Dollar City failed to maintain the train, causing it to derail. Everhart reported back injuries and PTSD from the derailment.
Labor Day weekend expected to bring more travelers to Missouri roads
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) An influx of drivers is expected to hit Missouri highways for Labor Day weekend. AAA released a recent report detailing gas prices ahead of holiday travel. On this report the average statewide gas price in Missouri is $3.04, which is $0.46 less per gallon compared to this time last year.
Dolly Parton is Sending Free Books to Children in Michigan + Others
You may have heard of Dolly Parton's free book program and wondered if there's a catch. There is no catch. The Queen of Nashville gives out millions of free books to Michigan children and kids nationwide every month. How Did Dolly Parton's Imagination Library Come About?. Dolly Parton grew up...
Level Up Missouri! Game Night Will Soon Have a Show-Me State Hub
A successful social gaming lounge in Des Moines Iowa is expanding its brand into Missouri by setting up shop in the Crossroads Art District in Kansas City Missouri. Ricochet Games will set up a gaming lounge at 18th and Grand in the long time Kansas City Star building. Lots of...
Experts weigh in after contractors strike gas lines across state lines
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Residents in a Parkville neighborhood were on edge after a gas line was hit Tuesday evening while crews were in the area installing Google Fiber. This incident comes nearly 24 hours after part of a home exploded in Independence due to a gas line also being hit while Google Fiber was being installed.
New Missouri law expands state auditor’s powers to dig into local governments
The auditor will no longer need consent from governing boards or a petition drive to launch an audit when an investigation shows improper activity by officials. On July 23, State Auditor Scott Fitzpatrick released an audit detailing how a former mayor of Excelsior Estates improperly paid himself more than $37,000 and funneled more than $200,000 to a business he owned.
American Red Cross to observe National Preparedness Month in September
(KANSAS CITY, Mo.) The American Red Cross of Greater Kansas City and Northwest Missouri is getting ready to observe National Preparedness Month in September. The American Red Cross is encouraging citizens of Kansas City and NW Mo. to be prepared for natural disasters, severe weather events, and climate issues for the safety of themselves and their family members.
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