A U.S. spy agency looking for a new $1.6 billion home for its western regional headquarters expects to remain in St. Louis rather than move to the city’s Illinois suburbs.

Dear Dave: Will hospitals take a settlement on past-due medical bills, or is this a rare occurrence?

Financial assistance continues to pour in for a Carl Junction family that lost their 19-year-old son this week in a car accident.

Joplin chamber announces

With support from state health leaders, the head of Oklahoma’s Medicaid agency is proposing what’s being called a “rebalancing” of the program that could extend health coverage to 175,000 uninsured residents and…

Nearly 100 opponents are rallying at Missouri’s Capitol against a measure to grant religious protections to some businesses that decline to provide goods or services for same-sex weddings.

Oklahoma’s multicounty grand jury has indicted Wagoner County’s sheriff and a deputy for allegedly taking a bribe to not pursue a drug charge.

A government report shows Kansas farmers are planning to plant a whole lot more corn this year.

Students must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) by Friday, April 1, to be eligible for the Access Missouri grant.

The Oklahoma Department of Transportation has announced a new program for inspecting the state’s transportation infrastructure and bridges following earthquakes.