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State Pension Board Votes Against Selling Investments In China

(KTTS News) — The board overseeing Missouri’s state employee pension plan has voted down a proposal by Treasurer Vivek Malek. Malek wanted the MOSERS board to sell off any investments in Chinese stocks and other securities to

Police Officer Wounded In Shootout To Return Home

(KTTS News) — A Hermann police officer who was critically wounded in a shootout in March is finally coming home. Officer Adam Sullentrup has been in a special hospital in Denver since he was shot in the

Missouri’s Minimum Wage Goes To $12.30 On January 1

(KTTS News) — Next year’s minimum wage in Missouri will be $12.30 an hour. The change takes effect on January 1, 2024. Compensation for tipped employees must also total at least $12.30 per hour. The minimum wage

I-44 Crash Near Rolla Kills Woman From Illinois

(KTTS News) — A woman from Illinois has died after a crash early Tuesday morning on I-44 in Rolla. The Highway Patrol says Kasey Cloud died when her truck hit a concrete barrier at the 187 mile

Fatal Crash Near El Dorado Springs

(KTTS News) — A woman from Rockville, Missouri is dead after a crash Tuesday afternoon north of El Dorado Springs. The Highway Patrol says Remi Johnson, 23, died after a crash between her SUV and a pickup on

Springfield Police Seize Counterfeit Drugs Thought To Contain Fentanyl

(KTTS News) — Springfield Police are warning people about a counterfeit prescription pill trend. Police recently seized large quantities of pills that look like Oxycodone, but were called Percocet. The counterfeits are believed to contain Fentanyl. Police

Ashcroft ‘Dismayed’ Over Supreme Court Decision On Abortion Language

(KTTS News) — The Missouri Supreme Court has denied Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft’s attempt to appeal rulings against his ballot summaries on abortion. A state appeals court said Ashcroft’s summaries, which included the words “dangerous, unregulated