Missouri grandma cooks free breakfast for neighbors. County tells her to stop
“It’s incredibly common for people to prepare food at home and share it with others ... She’s never asked anybody to pay.”
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Missouri counties suffered ballot shortages amid high primary turnout
When Kelli Knapp went to vote during the Aug. 4 primary, she was surprised to find a long line of people waiting outside Hawthorn Hill Elementary School in Lee's Summit.
PREVIEW: Missouri Military Academy soccer to continue learning
Missouri Military Academy soccer didn’t finish where it wanted last season but learned a lot. The Colonels lost 3-1 to host Moberly in their first district game last season in the first …
ONLY ON 11 | Missouri City man among thousands missing after devastating floods in Nepal
ONLY ON 11 | Missouri City man among thousands missing after devastating floods in Nepal
Missouri college football player dies after medical emergency during season opener William Jewell running b...
William Jewell running back MicahJo Barnett, a junior majoring in business administration, died Saturday, the school said.
Drinkwitz calls state of college sports ‘clownshow’
Missouri coach Eli Drinkwitz gave his thoughts on the chaotic offseason in college along with other key updates.
Missouri says its intoxicating hemp ban is clear. Industry says it’s unconstitutional
A federal judge is being asked to decide whether Missouri’s new law banning intoxicating hemp products is clear enough to enforce in November or so contradictory that a constitutional challenge to …
Missouri governor taps DNR chief to lead agency overseeing state budget and purchasing
A veteran Republican politician and attorney will take over the state department responsible for providing support services to almost every other Missouri agency, Gov. Mike Kehoe announced Friday. …
Missouri labor unions, abortion rights groups turn unlikely alliance into ballot power
A coalition of Missouri labor unions and reproductive rights groups announced a $1 million campaign this month aimed at defeating Republican lawmakers who voted to repeal the …
New Missouri laws take effect today
Missouri lawmakers considered more than 3,000 laws during the latest legislative session, passing more than 100, and most are set to take effect today.
Missouri lawmakers press child welfare leaders on foster care deaths, staff turnover
A bipartisan group of Missouri lawmakers pressed Children's Division Director Sara Smith on Wednesday to explain how the agency ensures children with elevated medical or behavioral needs get appropriate fost...
Missouri lawmakers press child welfare leaders on foster care deaths, staff turnover
A bipartisan group of Missouri lawmakers pressed Children’s Division Director Sara Smith on Wednesday to explain how the agency ensures children with elevated medical or behavioral needs get …
MO Grandma Serves Up Free Breakfasts — Gets a Big Helping of Government Overreach in Return
Missouri grandma serves free breakfasts, faces strict government regulations and permit demands.
Missouri military family needed IVF, Starbucks offered better coverage than Army
When Brianna and Elijah Campo first learned how much it would cost them to have a baby, they considered putting their dreams of starting a family on hold.
Missouri ag groups unite to provide meals for those facing food insecurity
At the 2026 Missouri State Fair, agricultural leaders, Missouri FFA and Missouri 4-H members and partners marked another Missouri Farmers Care Foundation Drive to Feed Kids.
Missing Missouri Deputy AG Shaun Mackelprang found 6 days after disappearing during Wyoming hike
Missouri Deputy AG Shaun Mackelprang, 55, was found alive after going missing for six days during a solo hike on Wyoming's Gannett Peak.
Free heart screenings available Sunday for teen athletes in Missouri City
KPRC 2, the Cody Stephens Foundation and Missouri City Fire & Rescue are teaming up to provide free heart screenings for teen athletes this weekend.
Missouri grandma ordered to stop serving free breakfasts refuses to back down, 'They are my family'
A woman says she won't stop serving free breakfast in Harrisburg, Missouri, despite a health department letter saying she needs a permit.
Missouri man killed in single-vehicle crash in Taylor County
A 41-year-old Missouri man died Monday afternoon after his car left the road, entered a ditch, and struck a tree in Taylor County.
Missourians donate more than 800k meals to families in need
Thousands of families around Missouri will receive help for food insecurity thanks to efforts at the Missouri State Fair.
Missouri State Fair Best of Missouri Sale raises more than $113,000 for Youth in Agriculture
The Missouri State Fair celebrated youth in agriculture Saturday as the Best of Missouri Awards and Sale raised more than $113,000 for Youth in Agriculture.
Missouri State Fair Sale of Champions raises more than $271,500 for Youth in Agriculture
The Missouri State Fair celebrated youth in agriculture on Saturday as the annual Sale of Champions raised more than $271,500 for youth involved in agriculture.
Missouri Supreme Court sets date for final decisions on Hoskins lawsuits
The Missouri Supreme Court has set dates for oral arguments on two cases important to the November general election.
Missouri star RB Ahmad Hardy to miss opener, hasn't been cleared to practice as he recovers after being shot
Ahmad Hardy will not play in Missouri's season opener against Arkansas-Pine Bluff on Sept. 3 as the star running back continues his recovery from a gunshot wound suffered in May.