Missouri’s 550 K-12 public schools have received their new annual performance report for the 2024-25 school year. It shows more than 92% of students attend schools that meet or exceed the state’s ...

Despite the federal government shutdown, active-duty military members have been paid through October 31st. But will they get paid November 15th? U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Missouri, told Missourinet he ...

Featured in the latest issue of Missouri Life Magazine, Pickle & Perk is bringing a new kind of energy to Arcadia Valley. Founded by Stephanie and Dave Mayer, this mixed-use pickleball and café venue ...

The terms ‘Ozempic body’ and ‘Ozempic face’ have been trending on social media—but what do they actually mean? Dr. Thomas Wilson, Assistant Professor of Plastic Surgery at MU Health Care, told ...

Independence voters have spoken. They want their school district to continue to hold classes four days a week. On Tuesday, more than 61% of those who voted chose to back the shortened week. Cynthia ...

At a time when food insecurity remains a real challenge for many Missourians, hunters have an opportunity to make a difference beyond the field. The Missouri Department of Conservation’s “Share the ...

The Missouri Department of Social Services says it has received official guidance from the federal government, allowing partial funding to issue November food stamp benefits. The agency says it is ...

The FDA has approved the use of a blood test to determine if patients have a protein that is prevalent in Alzheimer’s disease. Alisa Nelson talks to Sarah Lovegreen, with the Greater Missouri chapter ...

A national survey led by Washington University in St. Louis shows most Missourians are happy with their personal health care but deeply concerned about the system overall. Dr. Margaret Kruk is ...

The Missouri men’s basketball team opened the 2025-26 season with an impressive 88-67 road win over Howard on Monday night — the program’s largest road victory in a season opener in 84 years. The ...

Over the next 15 to 20 years, Missouri’s energy demands are expected to increase about 3% annually. “That’s an incredible amount of additional electricity that’s needed,” Missouri Department of ...

Missouri Secretary of State Denny Hoskins told Missourinet that there’s a wide range of issues on the ballot during Tuesday’s election. “There’s not elections everywhere in the state of Missouri, but ...