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Nick La Strada, fired in May as director of election integrity, alleges Denny Hoskins also illegally used public funds to influence a St. Louis County election
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Illinois’ renewable-energy boom is coming with a tug of war in some communities. But allies for these projects say small communities can do more than fight new projects — they can shape local rules and negotiate for benefits like better roads, emergency services and economic investment.
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The GOP statewide official is slated to face contempt hearing involving a Missouri Supreme Court order not to use a Trump-backed congressional map from 2025.
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For many Missouri grandparents, raising grandchildren means stepping back into parenthood while managing fixed incomes, health concerns, and complicated benefit rules. Healthcare professionals explain why some narrowly miss out on much-needed assistance - and the resources that may offer relief.
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In a late-night order, Missouri’s highest court directed the secretary of state to explain his actions in implementing a gerrymandered congressional map
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Downtown Cape Girardeau has everything from food to nightlife and even a view of the Mississippi River. But now the floodwall is getting an upgrade, at least as far as looks go. A team of local artists has started painting a mural project on the floodwall that represents the history of Cape Girardeau.
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Center fielder Caleb Klein was selected by the Atlanta Braves in the 15th round with the 442nd overall pick, becoming the latest SEMO baseball player selected in the MLB Draft.
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The Illinois Federation of Teachers is urging lawmakers to use the state’s $768-million Meta settlement to help close Illinois’ nearly $7-billion K-12 funding gap. They contend underfunded schools struggle with larger classes, special education shortages and fewer student opportunities.
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An 18-foot bronze Redhawk sculpture is set to stand at the center of SEMO’s Talbert Terrace as construction continues on Kent Library’s terrace space.
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With Missouri students back in class, work is underway to develop specialized training for armed school rangers. The optional program would allow districts to use paid or volunteer rangers trained specifically for active-shooter response, building security, and other school emergencies.
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SEMO is mourning the loss of a beloved associate professor in the Department of Accounting, Economics and Finance, Dr. Jack Winstead.
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McCoy Casey, a preseason third-team FCS All-American and key member of SEMO’s defense, has ended his football career, SEMO head coach Tom Matukewicz and defensive coordinator Ricky Coon confirmed this past weekend.