CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. (KFVS) - As the morning football practice at Houck Field wrapped, players turned into coaches, as dozens of kids poured onto the field for a day camp. The Redhawks hosted the Boys and Girls Clubs of Southeast Missouri, Thursday. Kids in …
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KFVS) - Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe signed HB 567 into law on July 10. The law repeals parts of a proposition that Missouri voters passed in November. HB 567 raises Missouri’s minimum wage to $15/hour, but strips out Consumer …
SPC Wooster Rancy is accused of killing Sgt. Sarah Roque, a native of Ligonier, Indiana, in October 2024. Roque's body was reportedly found in a dumpster on base. FORT LEONARD WOOD, Mo. — The man accused of killing a fellow soldier at a Missouri Army …
Missouri workers who started accruing paid sick leave on May 1 will lose it Aug. 28 under legislation signed Thursday by Gov. Mike Kehoe. The new benefit, linked to an increase in the minimum wage passed with 58% of the vote in November, became a target …
A developing sinkhole in Mexico shut down a street. Washington Street has been shut down due to a sink hole between Monroe Street and Love Street. The shutdown will run from Thursday to July 16th. The City of Mexico and Mexico Police Department both …
Kellie Harper and her staff have doubled up in the Class of 2026. Missouri women’s basketball received a verbal commitment Thursday from Ellie Muller, a 6-foot-3 power forward in the 2026 recruiting cycle. Muller is the second player to pledge to Harper’s …
Governor Mike Kehoe recently approved major funding for a Missouri university's nuclear science program. The Department of Natural Resources' Division of Energy will provide $3 million in funding to the Missouri University of Science and Technology …
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — The recent passage of a major federal bill has sparked debate over its impact on Medicaid funding in Missouri. Senator Josh Hawley, a Republican from Missouri, faced criticism for his support of the legislation, despite previously …
“We are not going back,” yells Jen Krus, center, during a protest supporting abortion rights and paid sick leave on the final day of the legislative session on Thursday, May 15, 2025, on the steps of the Missouri Capitol in Jefferson City. Laurie Skrivan, …
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