After spending the last two years deep in the adoption process, an Arkansas couple were rocked to the core last week after the Haiti earthquake.

14,000 square-foot facility expected to draw 150,000 to 250,000 visitors annually

Governor’s proposal would streamline government, make services more efficient and effective

A family that constantly fights typically has serious problems. An exception to that rule can be found at the Hannibal Armory Boxing Club in Hannibal, Mo., where fighting has helped create a family.

With heart-wrenching images of grieving Haitian citizens monopolizing airtime on television, Americans are once again mobilizing relief efforts to aid the earthquake shattered island nation.

Passed more than $100,000 in counterfeit checks, $13,300 in counterfeit currency

Independent South Florida blood centers receive emergency call to send blood to Guantanamo Bay to treat earthquake victims – CBCO ready to help if needed

Employees at the Kawasaki Motors manufacturing plant in Maryville were sent home early Thursday afternoon after temporary repairs to a large section of the factory's roof failed under the weight of recent heavy snowfall.

State Rep. Kevin Wilson, R-Neosho, has been tabbed to head up a bipartisan committee with the task of establishing ethics and governmental reform at the state level.

A product made from sugar beet juice is helping the Missouri Department of Transportation keep roads clear this winter. The liquid is mixed with salt and spread on roadways.

Maj. Gen. Gregg Martin will leave Fort Leonard Wood for Kuwait assignment during Iraq drawdown

Will meet in Hampton Inn, St. Robert

Hardware issues cause automated road condition hotline to shut down