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Chiefs cuts: Fan-favorite WR Justyn Ross to be released
The Kansas City Chiefs had to make some tough decisions this week to cut their roster down to 53 players, and fan-favorite wide receiver Justyn Ross found himself on the outside looking in on Tuesday afternoon. Ross, who joined the Chiefs as an undrafted free agent after the 2022 NFL...
Why the Gateway Arch will turn off its lights in September
ST. LOUIS — The St. Louis skyline will look a little different throughout the month of September as the Gateway Arch's lights will be turned off. The National Park Service will turn off the exterior lights at the Gateway Arch at night throughout September to protect birds migrating south for the winter.
Amateur photo contest at the Lake of the Ozarks accepting entries through September 13
Osage Beach is hosting a photography contest that gives amateurs the chance to shine. The Lake Arts Council and the Lake Camera Club hold this contest every year. It was created 20 years ago with a grant provided by the Missouri Arts Council with the goal of sponsoring a photography contest for local amateur photographers. This year they are naming the contest Photo Quest 2024.
An Arkansas man accused of raping woman 20 years ago pleads down to lesser charge
An Arkansas man who was accused of raping a woman in Boone County more than 20 years ago is headed to prison. Lonny Caldwell, of Fordyce, Arkansas, was charged with one count of forcible rape in February of 2023. He was extradited from Arkansas to Boone County to face the charge.
Chiefs make trade with Cardinals ahead of Week 1
The Kansas City Chiefs are still making a few roster tweaks ahead of their quest for the NFL’s first Super Bowl three-peat. On Monday, the Chiefs swung a deal with the Arizona Cardinals for linebacker Cameron Thomas. Kansas City acquired the edge rusher in exchange for a 7th-round pick, according to NFL Network’s Ian Rapaport.... The post Chiefs make trade with Cardinals ahead of Week 1 appeared first on Larry Brown Sports.
From backyard chickens to senior tax credits, these new Missouri laws start Wednesday
Despite an unproductive and tense session in Jefferson City this year, some bills still made it to Gov. Mike Parson's desk and gained his signature. New Missouri laws go into effect Wednesday. Here's what's changing: The right to raise chickens ...
Rural Missouri has high smoking rates, and the health problems that follow. That’s changing in some communities
Missouri has some of the highest rates of tobacco usage in the country, the lowest cigarette tax and some of the most lax smoking policies. Health departments and activists are pushing their own policies to change those statistics.
Lost In The Ozark Woods: Man Found After Search In 400-Acre Wooded Area
MORGAN COUNTY, Mo. — A man who got lost in the woods as daylight waned was rescued by Lake area firefighters and police, earlier this month. Gravois Fire Protection District (GFPD) personnel were dispatched at 6:54 p.m. on Friday, August 2 to a report of a missing person in the area of Heppard Road in Gravois Mills. Fire personnel arrived on scene at 7:12 p.m.
New report: Missouri forests play role in long-term carbon storage
COLUMBIA, Mo. — A new report from the University of Missouri School of Natural Resources outlines the critical role of forests in removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and storing it in plant material. “Carbon and Biomass Dynamics in Missouri Forests and Implications for Climate Change” was prepared for...
This Missouri Place Has the Harshest Garage Sale Laws in America
What's the harm in having a garage sale? For one Missouri place, plenty is the answer as this one city has some of the harshest garage sale laws in America. I will confess that I am not a fan of garage sales. The very few I've hosted in my life in Missouri there were people knocking on my garage door at 5:50am wondering why I hadn't opened for business yet. Shudder. I'm not judging. It's a way to save money and get stuff you need for your family. I get it. I'm just not a fan of the experience.
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