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Donations needed for Trenton VFW Post 919 remodel to enhance veteran services
VFW Post 919, in partnership with the Grundy County Veterans Association, is actively seeking donations to support a significant remodel of its facility. The planned renovations aim to make the building more accessible for individuals with disabilities and those who may face health challenges. One of the key upgrades includes...
April’s on Main celebrates 10-year milestone with ribbon-cutting ceremony
April Moxley, the proud owner of April’s on Main, is thrilled to announce the celebration of the business’s 10-year anniversary with a special ribbon-cutting ceremony held July 29. The event marked a decade of success and community engagement for the beloved St. Charles establishment. Located at 222 North...
Bobby Witt Jr. putting together historic season for Kansas City Royals
Shortstop Bobby Witt Jr. is putting together an MVP caliber season for the Kansas City Royals. That is only scratching the surface of how impressive his 2024 performance has been. Witt currently has an 8.8 fWAR over the course of the 2024 season. This puts him on pace for an...
New Planned Parenthood clinic in Kansas increases abortion availability in Missouri and other states
A brand new Planned Parenthood clinic is set to open on Monday in southeast Kansas, providing much-needed abortion access to individuals in the South. This facility anticipates welcoming patients from six states in its first five days of operation: Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Texas, and Louisiana. According to the Guttmacher...
Missouri set to start distributing new summer food aid for children
Missouri’s social services agency announced Monday that it is officially launching a federal food program that could provide aid to over 400,000 kids in the state. Each eligible child will receive a one-time benefit of $120, loaded onto a card that can be used like a debit card to buy groceries. It’s part of a […]
Three cases of Legionnaires’ disease confirmed in Missouri
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Legionnaires' disease is a serious type of pneumonia caused by a bacteria called "Legionella." People can contract the disease by breathing in small water droplets containing the bacteria
Parkview sorting through gym floor problems again
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - Parkview High School’s volleyball team will start the season playing its home games away from the school. School maintenance crews started noticing warping in the gym floor a couple of months ago. The district had just finished repairs on the gym floor last winter. A...
Sunrise Beach construction business owner charged with deceptive business practices
CAMDENTON, Mo. (KMIZ) A Lake of the Ozarks area business owner was charged with several felonies on Monday. Ricky Loren Simmons II, of Sunrise Beach, was charged with four counts of deceptive business practices and two counts of financially exploiting an elderly person. A criminal summons was issued for Simmons on Monday. An initial court The post Sunrise Beach construction business owner charged with deceptive business practices appeared first on ABC17NEWS.
Fox C-6 School District welcomes students back with Prop-P upgrades
The Fox C-6 School District is starting the school year with new additions and improvements, including a new library at Seckman Middle School and new turf fields at both Seckman and Fox High Schools, despite staffing challenges.
Festival of Nations offers a look at the future of St. Louis
Every year, the Festival of Nations sets up at Tower Grove Park to celebrate and showcase the tremendous diversity that exists in St. Louis. Produced and presented by the International Institute of St. Louis, this annual tradition welcomes more than 100,000 people to embrace the traditions of 80-plus countries worldwide – and offers a glimpse at future growth in the city.
Yes, Nukes Travel on Missouri Highways and You Should Be Afraid
Ever learn something that you wish you didn't know? This is one of those things for me. I've discovered more facts than I wanted to know about how nuclear weapons really are transported on Missouri highways and there are lots of legitimate reasons to be very afraid. The National Nuclear...
Missouri Minute: KC area tapped for Carvana 'megasite'; ag firm faces federal charges
Wall Street continued to climb toward record heights as stocks rose for an eighth straight day Monday, marking its longest winning streak of the year. The S&P 500 is within 1% of its all-time high after falling last month, alongside gains in other stocks. Then, the Missouri Office of Broadband Development announced it received initial approval on a proposal that allows the state to request access to more than $1.7 billion in federal funds to further expand internet access in underserved areas. Plus, a Kansas City-based consulting firm faces a lawsuit over allegedly violating trade secrets regarding a seed treatment and biopesticide resembling a product another company exclusively owns. Keep reading for all the day's business news.
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