March 20, 2023 Search for missing Missouri woman leads to abandoned car Family of Jacquelyn "Jacque" Elizabeth Mitchell found her car over the weekend, but still no sign of her. She was last heard from last week when heading to a restaurant.
March 20, 2023 Missouri star linebacker Chad Bailey suspended from team after DWI arrest Chad Bailey, a captain with the Missouri football team, was suspended after his arrest early Sunday morning. He had 57 tackles for the Tigers in 2022.
March 18, 2023 St. Louis would-be car-jackers run away on foot after victim refuses to give up keys, shot in leg A Missouri man was shot in his left leg after refusing an order from two would-be carjackers to surrender his vehicle in St. Louis.
March 18, 2023 Groundwater, reservoir levels remain at historic lows, but rainwater and flooding should help Reservoir and groundwater levels remain historically low and take longer to bounce back, but snowfall and rain should help end the drought in the western United States.
March 17, 2023 Missouri sheriff, 2 deputies, and father arrested in alleged child kidnapping plot A Missouri sheriff and two deputies along with one man were arrested in relation to a plan to kidnap a child away from her mother, prosecutors said.
March 16, 2023 Attorney generals in some states refuse to release advisory opinions, while others post dozens each year Attorney generals in about 20 percent of the states in the U.S. haven't posted any general opinions in the past few years, while other states post dozens each year.
March 15, 2023 Cori Bush hit with second FEC complaint over campaign security payments to husband Democratic Rep. Cori Bush is facing her second FEC complaint over her campaign payments to her new husband, who lacks a private security license.
March 14, 2023 Man suspected of shooting 2 Missouri police officers, killing 1 charged The man of shooting two Missouri police officers, killing one has been charged Tuesday. Kenneth Lee Simpson faces first-degree murder, among other charges.
March 14, 2023 Lawmakers across US step up efforts to shield personal information of public employees from being disclosed Lawmakers across the country are stepping up efforts to shield the information of public employees such as police, elected officials, and judges from being disclosed.