After years of protests and a hard-won court battle, anti-nuclear activists in Kansas City will get a chance this week to tell the federal government why they oppose a plan ...

Don’t you love this time of year. More sun. Warmer weather. The trees and bushes are coming alive. Flowers blooming. All of a ...

The Scouting program is supposed to help set up young men and women up for success throughout life, and Troop 190 Scoutmaster ...

Boiling down soccer careers to on favorite contest or one favorite victory is difficult, but it wasn’t for seniors Mylee ...

Worth County’s boys dominated the GRC West track and field meet with its hurdles and field events. Senior Lucas Frisch led ...

MARYVILLE, Mo. — The Northwest Regional Communications Center is looking for more dispatchers. Understaffing has been a perpetual issue for the agency since it was formed in 2020 to handle dispatch ...

The U.S. just hit a turning point for international students. After reaching a record high in 2025, enrollment is now ...

MARYVILLE, Mo. — When the Alvarez family made a trip to Columbia this past year, the plan was to explore the next step in life for Lola Alvarez as she wraps up her junior year at Maryville High School ...

Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act” remains Missouri Republicans’ signature piece of abortion legislation this year as they work to fast-track it to passage before the legislative session ends ne ...

The Lt. Bryan K. Arnold Memorial Scholarships were awarded, May 1. Receiving one of the $1,500 scholarships was Kolton Jensen, Maryville, who will be attending Iowa Western Community College, Council ...

A last-minute fight over public school funding Wednesday almost derailed final Missouri state budget votes as Democrats, with some Republican allies, questioned whether some funds dedicated to educati ...