A two-day bench trial has been scheduled for the Missouri National Education Association's case against the state for the allocation of $51 million to support Missouri's private school voucher program.

More than 350 ICE detainees have spent time in the Phelps County jail this year, and more of them are on the way after a two-month pause.

The Missouri Department of Health is warning consumers to avoid 7-OH, a chemically altered form of kratom it says is untested, unregulated, and up to 13 times stronger than morphine. The advisory follows an FDA warning to Kansas City–based Shaman Botanicals, which makes 7-OH products sold in stores and online across Missouri.

Apart from a drafting error, the summary written by Secretary of State Denny Hoskins was deemed ‘sufficient’ by a Cole County judge.

In Kansas City, Head Start centers that serve 2,300 children will have to shutter if the federal government remains closed

Often when Missourians receive an alpha-gal syndrome diagnosis, they don’t know where to start – beyond simply not eating red meat. KBIA’s Rebecca Smith reports on some in southern Missouri who are trying to help people adapt to their new diets.

The "Boomerang" Program will roll out mid-November.

The NPR College Podcast Challenge comes with a top prize of $5,000, with nine finalists receiving $500 each, and recognition on NPR.

The deer hunts help to safely prevent harm to the ecosystem

The program uses cost sharing, where the state, employers and families each pay part of the child care expense.