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The Philadelphia Phillies grabbed baseball’s last playoff ticket Monday, and Bryce Harper and company partied into the night. “We’re in! We did it! We did it!”…
by Associated Press October 5, 2022NASCAR’s beleaguered new car somehow made it out of Talladega Superspeedway in the cleanest race yet of this year’s playoffs. It did little to quell the safety…
by Associated Press October 5, 2022Alex Bowman and Cody Shane Ware will miss this weekend’s NASCAR race because of injuries suffered driving the new Next Gen car. Bowman will miss a second conse…
by Associated Press October 5, 2022Whether Tiger Woods makes it to Italy or not for next year’s Ryder Cup, he’ll be an integral member of the U.S. team, captain Zach Johnson said Tuesday at the …
by Associated Press October 5, 2022By KRISTIN M. HALL
by The Associated Press October 5, 2022Missouri senators on Tuesday passed $40 million in annual tax breaks for farmers, ranchers and other agriculture-related businesses as part of a special legisl…
by The Associated Press October 4, 2022The number of available jobs in the U.S. plummeted in August compared with July as businesses grow less desperate for workers, a trend that could cool chronica…
October 4, 2022Loretta Lynn, the Kentucky coal miner’s daughter whose frank songs about life and love as a woman in Appalachia pulled her out of poverty and made her a pillar…
by The Associated Press October 4, 2022A Jefferson City woman received minor injuries Monday morning in a Callaway County collision.
by Staff Reports October 4, 2022A historic building along Capitol Avenue will be demolished sometime this week.
by Anna Watson October 4, 2022Missouri is among the nation's leaders in planning for skilled IT workforce needs, according to the Center for Digital Government.
by Ryan Pivoney October 4, 2022In an effort to fortify access to abortion throughout the Midwest and in Missouri, where the procedure is almost entirely banned, Planned Parenthood is launchi…
by The Missouri Independent , Tessa Weinberg October 4, 2022A pair of polls in recent weeks found voters closely divided over the question of whether Missouri should legalize recreational marijuana use.
by The Missouri Independent , Jason Hancock October 4, 2022A man alleged to have committed a string of burglaries at several Jefferson City businesses earlier this year has been sentenced to seven years in prison.
by News Tribune Staff October 4, 2022The Missouri Dual Credit/Dual Enrollment Scholarship is now open to help high school students with the cost of college-level courses in high school.
by Staff Reports October 4, 2022