The possibility of Missouri eliminating its grocery sales tax in 2025 has garnered significant attention. With rising food costs and increasing economic challenges, many Missourians are looking for relief. The idea of cutting grocery sales tax is not new, but will 2025 finally be the year this long-debated policy change is enacted? Understanding Missouri’s Grocery … Read more
Sharon Kinne, infamously known as the “Monster Mother,” has remained a chilling figure in American crime history for decades. After eluding capture for over 50 years following her escape from a Mexican prison, the FBI has now confirmed her death. Using fingerprint analysis, the FBI linked Sharon Kinne to a woman named “Diedra Glabus,” who … Read more
The St. Charles County Executive race for 2026 is shaping up to be a high-stakes political contest. With more than a year to go before the Republican primary, a substantial $400,000 donation has propelled Jason Law, Mayor of Lake St. Louis and Lt. Col. for the St. Louis County Police Department, to the forefront of … Read more
Missouri has implemented new regulations aimed at safeguarding mail-order medications from the adverse effects of extreme heat and cold. With the increasing reliance on mail-order prescriptions, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic, ensuring the safety and efficacy of medications during transit has become a pressing concern. This article delves into the details of Missouri’s new rule, … Read more
In a decisive move to address crime and illegal immigration, Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe signed six executive orders immediately after his inauguration on January 13, 2025. These orders aim to enhance law enforcement capabilities, improve public safety, and strengthen immigration enforcement within the state. Operation Relentless Pursuit Governor Kehoe authorized the creation of regional teams … Read more
On January 13, 2025, moments after his inauguration, Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe signed six executive orders aimed at combating crime across the state. These directives underscore his commitment to making Missouri safer, a central theme of his campaign. Governor Kehoe’s Statement “Too many Missourians don’t feel safe, and too many Missourians aren’t safe,” Governor Kehoe … Read more
The opioid crisis has been a pressing issue across the Kansas City metro, and Johnson County has been actively addressing it. In spring 2023, the county intensified its strategies, emphasizing prevention and community support to tackle the growing epidemic. From 2022 to 2024, Johnson County recorded a 23% drop in EMS calls involving the administration … Read more
Emanuel Sharp scored 15 points, while Joseph Tugler contributed a double-double with 13 points and 10 rebounds, as No. 12 Houston delivered a commanding 87-57 win over Kansas State on Saturday. The Cougars capitalized on two major first-half scoring runs to establish a 22-point halftime advantage. LJ Cryer and Ja’Vier Francis also chipped in 11 … Read more
Authorities in Raytown are actively investigating a shooting incident that occurred on Saturday afternoon near a local bank. At approximately 4:30 p.m., multiple reports of gunfire prompted police to respond to the area of Gregory Boulevard and Blue Ridge Boulevard. Shortly afterward, another report indicated that a vehicle parked near the bank located at 9063 … Read more
Following last weekend’s winter storm, several schools in the Kansas City area are adjusting their schedules for Thursday, January 9. While some districts are resuming operations, others will remain closed or switch to virtual learning. Below is a detailed update on the status of schools in the area. Kansas City, Kansas Schools and Surrounding Districts … Read more