Missouri

Missouri’s Amendment 3 gives adults over 21 the right to have up to 3 ounces of marijuana. We want to show you exactly what that looks like, where people can use pot, and what, if anything, can happen if you have more than that specified amount.

In total, more than $8.5 million in sales happened over the weekend for recreational marijuana.

Leonard Taylor murdered his girlfriend and her three children just before Thanksgiving in 2004.

The Missouri Department of Conservation is teaming up with the Conservation Science Global, Inc., and the Renewable Energy Wildlife Institute to help track the movement of bald eagles to protect them from wind turbines.

A Missouri lawmaker is fighting to name an official food for Missouri’s State Fair.

A Kennett man was sentenced to 90 years in prison on rape and sodomy charges.

Rep. Voss was born and raised in Cape Girardeau, Mo., and is an Eagle Scout from Troop 8 at Trinity Lutheran Church.

The Sikeston Department of Public Safety continues its investigation into the case of missing woman Shyann Brooke Morrison.

Four new Budweiser Clydesdale foals were born at Warm Springs Ranch recently.

People from all over the Heartland cruised to the Southern Illinois Boat Show in Marion.

Almost 20 pets got their photos taken at Busch Pet Supply in Cape Girardeau, Mo. as an early celebration for Valentine’s Day.

This week, those Missouri residents were able to purchase recreational marijuana at dispensaries, but very soon people will be able to get their hands on recreational marijuana without having to rely on dispensaries.

Some medical marijuana dispensaries in southeast Missouri have begun recreational sales.

The MERS Goodwill Excel Center is the sixth adult high school in Missouri.

A Portageville woman died in a crash on Interstate 55 on Friday, February 3.

Firefighters in Sikeston rescued three dogs from a house fire on Friday morning, February 3.

The Cape Girardeau Public Works Department provided an update on their winter weather response.

A man is facing child pornography charges after investigators served a search warrant at his home.

A suspected Chinese surveillance balloon has been spotted moving across Missouri, and has been spotted by the Gateway Arch.

A fire at a building on North Sprigg Street on Friday morning, February 3 is under investigation.

Sales went live Friday morning, a few days earlier than expected.

A woman was taken into custody after police executed two drug-related search warrants in Cape Girardeau.

"Encourage our parents to have an honest conversation with their students," said the police chief after being asked what is next after alleged school employee misconduct.

A bill circulating in the Missouri State Legislature would ban any city or county from charging people to park on the street.

A nurse at Kennett High School is accused of having a sexual relationship with a 15-year-old student.

Missouri has a new tool aimed at reducing the number of veteran suicides.

If you can’t stay home and have to get out, make sure to check road conditions before you go.

The Polar Plunge and the Polar Bear Strut 5K are postponed to February 25 due to weather.

According to Missouri State Highway Patrol, a semi traveling too fast for conditions failed to yield to the lights of the Charleston officer’s patrol car and crashed into the rear of the car.

Missouri Republican State Senator Andrew Koenig filed a Parents Bill of Rights concerning our children’s education.