Dottie doesn't carry a clipboard or grade papers, but she might have one of the most important jobs at East Elementary. For the 6-year-old red golden retriever, work begins the moment her vest goes on ...

Lori Scheidt, executive director of the Missouri State Board of Nursing, has been elected president of the National Council of State Boards of Nursing. NCSBN supports nursing regulatory bodies across ...

The kindergarteners at West Elementary spent the week getting to know three classrooms. On Thursday, they finally learned which one would be theirs. Parents filled the audience as Principal Andy Love ...

Jefferson City's food code requires food-service establishments to be inspected at least once every six months. Priority violations are items, if in noncompliance, that are more likely to contribute ...

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The U.S. Postal Service plans to seek money from Congress to help fund its operations, an unusual request by an agency that's working to stem an ongoing financial crisis. The mail carrier plans to ...

SEATTLE -- On Amazon, some seafood products are labeled "wild caught" and "responsibly sourced," but a lawsuit filed Friday suggests there's something fishy going on. In a proposed class-action ...

Missouri's Medicaid program is heading into its hardest budget years in at least a decade. A federal law passed by Congress last year, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act ...

College athletes from the high school Class of 2022 were granted an additional year of NCAA eligibility Friday thanks to a court ruling in Denver. Judge Charlotte N. Sweeney of the U.S. District Court ...

State transportation officials are looking for input from Cole County residents about improvements to U.S. Route 54. The Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) hosted an open house Tuesday ...

State Rep. Dave Griffith and Jefferson City Councilman Jeff Ahlers want to be your next Cole County Clerk. They made their cases Monday evening during an election forum hosted by the News Tribune.

In September of 2024, St. Louis resident Tim Boyle said he suffered surges and shortages at his home due to a faulty and damaged Ameren Missouri power line. Boyle and his wife cited damage to their ...