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Missouri ranks 39th in U.S. safety with bad marks in road, workplace, and personal safety. Urban areas hurt the state’s overall score.

The 2025 Missouri State Fair opens Thursday with opening ceremony starting at 11 a.m. next to the Ag Building.

A ribbon-cutting ceremony and open house was held on the SFCC campus Friday for the college’s new residence hall and the Steve and Karen Ellebracht Agriculture and Mechanics Lab.

Funeral service for Dorothy JoAnn Brown, 92, of Cole Camp, will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday, Aug. 7 at Fox Funeral Home.

1587 Prime, a sleek KC steakhouse by Mahomes and Kelce, features premium cuts, steak flights, and a display of Super Bowl memorabilia.

Hoarding isn't just clutter—it can involve animals too, creating unsafe, unhealthy living conditions for both people and pets.

There is only one destination in Missouri that is getting some national attention for being a terrifying destination for some and a thrill for others.

A neighborhood in southwestern Missouri just had a very furry visitor that was spotted clawing a tree.

Reader's Digest says Missouri's favorite comfort food isn't really a food at all.

A graveside memorial service and burial for Randy Joel Harris, 67, of Sedalia, will take place at 9 a.m. Monday, Aug. 4 at Crown Hill Cemetery.

Those colorful flags in your yard aren’t just for decoration; they’re a heads-up about what’s lurking underground.

This is the second time the Led Zeppelin guitarist has been sued over the song.

"Pete [Townshend] and I retain the right to be the Who," the singer declares. "Everyone else is a session player.”

There's an urgent recall of numerous fruit products in Missouri due to a potential fatal contamination risk.

In-N-Out Burger is now officially getting a lot closer to Missouri.