Get ready for a blast from the past as McDonald’s brings back a fan favorite — Monopoly is making waves again with a twist! Continue reading…… Continue Reading
Get ready for a blast from the past as McDonald’s brings back a fan favorite — Monopoly is making waves again with a twist! Continue reading…… Continue Reading
Continuing drought conditions has sparked the Missouri Department of Transportation to waive a fee for overwidth hauling permits in response to an executive order Gov. Mike Kehoe signed last week […]… Continue Reading
A Montgomery County woman was arrested Sunday at the Northeast Correctional Center in Bowling Green, after she tried unsuccessfully to bring K2 paper into the correctional facility. Ninon J. Hensley, […]… Continue Reading
UM President Mun Choi continued to press for a joint task force yesterday to look into downtown Columbia crime. Meanwhile, Columbia city leaders are evaluating its next steps to reduce […]… Continue Reading
In the event of a federal government shutdown, the United States District Court – for Eastern Missouri has announced they will be open for business as usual on Wednesday, October […]… Continue Reading
A 60-year-old Ashland man was seriously injured in a one-vehicle accident at 11pm in Miller County last (Monday) night. The man was driving his 2012 Yamaha V-Max motorcycle on Highway […]… Continue Reading
Jay Cutler just reported to jail after his DUI conviction — but the sentence may be shorter than you’d think. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
Photo: Brad Olson and Jason Mugnaini from Wisconsin Farm Bureau testify at the Capitol in favor of Farm Bureau Health Plans during a 2024 hearing. Wisconsin Farm Bureau is reviving its efforts to bring another health care option to its members. Farm Bureau Health Plans are an option families can use instead of traditional health…… Continue Reading
A rising country star just pulled off what no one else has — topping George Strait’s record for the biggest ticketed show in U.S. history. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
Using cover crops to conserve soil is nothing new, but using cover crops to suppress problem weeds is for some farmers and knowing how to make it work can be challenging. The University of Wisconsin soybean and weed teams have been conducting field trials to see what works best. Soybean researcher Mark Kendall shares what…… Continue Reading