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District-wide enrollment issues cause many Hazelwood students to miss school
Hundreds of parents and guardians crowded the Hazelwood School District’s Opportunity Center this week to try to enroll their children after finding out they were not registered for classes this school year. Some frustrated parents waited hours to speak with district officials about registration and their children’s enrollment status,...
University Of Missouri Black Student Group Forced To Rename Its Annual ‘Welcome Black BBQ’
A University of Missouri Black student group says it was “heartbroken” after being forced to rename its annual event Welcome Black BBQ — which is held for new and returning Black students to meet one another. The Legion of Black Collegians said it spent months resisting the decision made by school officials. The event was… Continue reading University Of Missouri Black Student Group Forced To Rename Its Annual ‘Welcome Black BBQ’
Families in mid-Missouri grapple with cost of back-to-school supplies
Students around mid-Missouri made their way back to the classroom this week, but with a new school year comes new expenses. As children prepared for the 2024-2025 school year, many families stocked up on notebooks, new clothes, and backpacks. Studies show these materials come at a cost. According to recent...
On Your Side Investigation: Springfield couple sues hospital over fetal remains
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - A Springfield couple is suing a local hospital after their baby died. Their lawsuit claims they got the wrong remains. It happened more than one year ago. They’ve decided to come forward now and share this very personal story in hopes of it never happening again.
Chiefs lose offensive tackle to knee injury in preseason finale vs. Bears
The Kansas City Chiefs have already dealt with a number of changes up front along the offensive line between offseason transactions and preseason injuries. In their final preseason game, the Chiefs unfortunately added another injury to the mix as they watched second-year tackle Wanya Morris leave the game with a leg injury.
Former Kansas City police officer charged in fatal shooting at Walmart parking lot
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Charges have been filed against a 47-year-old man after an argument led to a fatal shooting in a Kansas City Walmart parking lot. Platte County, Missouri, Prosecuting Attorney Eric Zahnd announced that Taquiza V. Johnson, 47, has been charged in connection to the shooting death of Ronald Barnett, 71, in a Walmart parking lot near N. Boardwalk Ave. and NW Barry Rd. He has been charged with second-degree murder and armed criminal action.
Festival of Nations comes as the St. Louis region welcomes record number of immigrants
This weekend, dozens of international cultures will come together in Tower Grove Park at the Festival of Nations. The annual event brings thousands to the park for what’s known as the region’s largest multicultural gathering. The International Institute has planned the event in its current iteration since 2001, noting the city has hosted some similar multicultural event each year since 1934.
Parson says Ashcroft is blocking effort to ban unregulated THC because of hurt feelings
COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) — Missouri Gov. Mike Parson on Thursday accused Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft of thwarting an executive order to ban various forms of the cannabis compound THC over “hurt feelings” because Parson endorsed Ashcroft’s GOP rival in the recent gubernatorial primary Ashcroft lost.
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