Charles Boutin’s leadership transformed Cape Girardeau’s telephone industry and helped establish Trail of Tears State Park, ...

Genealogists researching ancestors from the War of 1812 or Mexican War can find valuable records in enlistment files, bounty ...

The atomic bomb dropped by the United States on Nagasaki on Aug. 9, 1945, killed some 70,000 people, three days after the ...

Phyllis "Philly" Burmester and her team at 1539 Price Drive have been named Ramblewood Garden Club’s August Yard of the Month ...

Reflecting on the habits of planners and last-minute doers, Rennie Phillips shares personal stories about preparation, ...

The picture-winged fly, a harmless but sometimes pesky insect found near ponds and swamps, feeds on decaying vegetation and ...

Veronique de Rugy argues that for Trump to boost the economy, he must restore trust in key independent agencies, warning that ...

A'Davion Viverette, 18, was arrested and jailed on charges of armed criminal action, assault and burglary after a June ...

A Scott City resident criticizes the City Council for a parking ban allegedly benefiting a business owner and awarding a city ...

Missouri’s rural hospitals face possible closures as federal Medicaid cuts threaten coverage for up to 170,000 residents and ...

SEMO student workers will see their hourly pay rise to the new Missouri minimum wage of $13.75 starting Aug. 28, following a ...

Lexington Avenue westbound will close for road work starting Aug. 11, with detours in place; eastbound remains open.