375,000 Missourians Enter Vaccine Lottery; Drawing Friday

More than 375,000 Missourians have entered the state’s COVID-19 vaccine lottery program, but vaccinations continue to lag, especially in rural areas of the state. State officials said the first of five drawings will be Friday. All told,

Blunt, Hawley Split On Infrastructure Bill; Passes Senate

Missouri Senators Roy Blunt and Josh Hawley have split on the vote of a $1 Trillion infrastructure bill. Senator Blunt this statement after voting for the bill: “As a national transportation hub, Missouri is among the states

Missouri Judge Orders State To Allow Medicaid Expansion

COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) — A Missouri judge says Gov. Mike Parson can no longer deny Medicaid health care to thousands more newly eligible adults. Cole County Judge Jon Beetem issued the order Tuesday. Missouri voters in 2020

National EAS Alert Set For Wednesday

Your radio, TV, and cell phone will get a nationwide alert Wednesday. It’s part of a test of the National Emergency Alert System. The test will take place around 1:20 Wednesday afternoon.

Missouri Man Drowns In Lake Of The Ozarks

LAKE OZARK, Mo. (AP) — A Missouri man has drowned in the Lake of the Ozarks — the state’s second fatal drowning over the past weekend. The Missouri State Highway Patrol says 21-year-old Sean Jouglard of Waterloo

Dangerous Heat In Forecast Again Today

Dangerous heat is settling in over the Ozarks through Thursday. Hot and humid conditions will prevail through much of this week. Afternoon heat indices of around 105 will be common through at least Thursday. There remains daily