BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - Life after prison is not easy. However, the Missouri River Correctional Center (MRCC) in Bismarck hopes a new program will help residents rehabilitate while preparing them to re-enter society. Nearly a week ago, select residents at …
A new tool can now help shed light on which Missouri communities pay the most for their energy. The Missouri Energy Burden Explorer, commissioned by Renew Missouri, a renewable energy advocacy group, uses both data from utility companies and modeling to …
Submitted By Missouri National Guard Brig. Gen. Gordon R. Meyer serves as Chief of Staff-Air for the Missouri National Guard. In this capacity, he is responsible for full-spectrum support to 2,300 Airmen across two wings in the Missouri Air National …
By Mike Scott NEMOnews Media Group Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe unveiled a sweeping set of education proposals in his 2025 State of the State address, emphasizing record investments in K-12 education, increased school choice, and a call for modernization of …
By Echo Menges NEMOnews Media Group Wednesday, January 29, was a great day for local government transparency in northeast Missouri, as two free Missouri Sunshine Law training programs were held in northeast Missouri. More than 125 local government …
A Missouri Lottery player won a $50,000 prize in the last Powerball drawing of 2024 from a ticket she purchased at Crownway Mart, 8501 Morganford Road, in Affton. Her ticket matched four out of the five white-ball numbers, as well as the Powerball number. …
James Pointer’s life sentence in the Missouri Department of Corrections ended abruptly last week when he bled to death from an opening in his leg used to administer dialysis treatments. Pointer, 76, was housed at the Moberly Correctional Center, where the …
JEFFERSON CITY — Missouri’s long-splintered GOP Senate supermajority showed newfound unity this week in a bid to upend transgender care for minors. After an election-year session that saw a hard-right splinter group of Republicans hold up much of the …
PARIS, Mo.(WGEM) - The city of Paris, Missouri, received a grant to fund the replacement of a bridge that will allow EMS and school buses to pass. The nearly $350,000 grant will be used to replace the bridge on South Washington Street. Paris Superintendent …
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