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Missouri families trying to stretch their grocery dollars do not necessarily have to sacrifice nutrition. A leading health organization says lower-cost proteins, whole grains, and frozen or canned produce can form the foundation of affordable, heart-healthy meals.
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A nationwide campaign is urging Illinois consumers and institutions to invest in Latino-owned businesses during Hispanic Heritage Month. Organizers say they hope to promote economic resilience as aggressive immigration enforcement affects local communities and businesses.
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With ballot deadlines looming, judges questioned whether there is still time to order Missouri to use the 2025 congressional districts in November
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On the morning of Aug. 26, rural villages in Nepal were destroyed by a devastating flood that stormed down from the Himalayan Mountains. Remote villages were destroyed, and thousands of people were killed or are still missing in both China and Nepal. As of Sept. 11, 1,369 people were confirmed dead, while 5,132 were reported missing, according to NepalDisaster.com.
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Secretary of State Denny Hoskins wants the 8th Circuit to restore the 2025 congressional districts and find the voter referendum challenging them unconstitutional.
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The rally, which took place the same day as the annual veto session at the Missouri Capitol, replaced what was supposed to be a House hearing on data centers.
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A Missouri youth development leader says preventing disruptive teen gatherings requires communities to understand what motivates young people to participate in them. He believes the lingering effects of the pandemic are a pandemic of adverse behavior, and that mentoring, mental health support, and constructive activities should accompany accountability measures
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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 annual SEMO district fair returns to Cape tomorrow and kicks off with the parade. To prepare, the Cape Girardeau Police Department is implementing special traffic arrangements to ensure vehicles can enter and exit the Arena Park area safely.
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September 11, 2001, has become a date that will be etched in history forever. The September 11 attacks were coordinated terrorist attacks against the United States that targeted the Pentagon and World Trade Center.
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The state's highest court ordered Secretary of State Denny Hoskins to return Thursday afternoon as it decides whether to hold him in contempt.