If you follow sports betting, July’s numbers in Missouri may have caught your attention. Wagering was down, but sportsbook revenue actually increased. To help make sense of those trends and what the football season could mean for Missouri bettors, Matt Pilger visits with RotoWire Senior Editor Thomas Leary.

United State Vice President J.D. Vance chose Kansas City, Missouri to announce a national crackdown on suspected Covid-era PPP fraud. Backed by White House Cabinet members and Missouri Republicans Eric Schmitt and Gov. Mike Kehow, Vance said they are sending letterd to suspected fraudsters across the country. “870,000 people who are no longer able to […]

U.S. Rep. Eric Burlison of Missouri is backing federal legislation that would restrict how governments collect and use data from automated license plate reader systems such as Flock Safety cameras. The Republican congressman has joined Rep. Thomas Massie of Kentucky in introducing legislation to limit government access to vehicle location data gathered through the camera […]

Missouri moved up in the national rankings Monday following a 38-21 victory over Kansas in Friday night’s Border Showdown in Lawrence. The Tigers are now ranked No. 20 in the AP Poll and No. 22 in the Coaches Poll after improving to 2-0. The victory was Mizzou’s first in Lawrence since 2001 and extended its […]

Mizzou moves up. Mahomes ready for tonight

The Show-Me State Air Show in Jefferson City will honor veterans for the 35th Anniversary of Desert Storm and the 25th Anniversary of the Afghanistan War this weekend. Ashley Byrd talks with Director Penny Smith.

In a decision this afternoon, Secretary of State Denny Hoskins avoided contempt punishment. State Supreme Court Chief Justice Brent Powell announced: “This court finds that the Secretary of State was in contempt of its September 3rd, 2026 order…The court finds that the Secretary has since corrected his contemptuous conduct by informing this court of his notifications […]

The U-S Supreme Court has granted an emergency request to opponents of Missouri’s new Congressional map, which means it appears now that the 2022 map will be used in the November election.   It’s the latest development in a legal battle over a new map approved last year.  The new map would have divided the district […]

The U.S. Supreme Court once again blocked the new GOP-drawn congressional map for Missouri. Minutes later, the state Supreme Court once again demanded the that Missouri Secretary of State must comply. The Supreme Court summoned  Secretary Denny Hoskins to explain why he should not be held in contempt of court for choosing to ignore their […]

A new college football rivalry kicks off this weekend, and this one comes with a little more history than your typical football trophy. Eureka College in Illinois and Westminster College in Fulton are launching the Berlin Wall Bowl, a new annual rivalry built around the remarkable connection both schools have to Ronald Reagan, Winston Churchill, […]

With advances in farming technology and equipment come increased safety concerns—especially around power lines in the field. Byron Roach and Mark Ramsey from NW Electric Power Cooperative in Cameron join Bill Pollock to share essential safety tips. This segment is brought to you by the Missouri Electric Cooperatives.

Missouri election officials are facing uncertainty ahead of the November midterm election as state and federal courts have issued conflicting rulings on which congressional map should be used. The Missouri Supreme Court has ruled that the state’s 2025 congressional map cannot take effect while a voter referendum challenge is pending. However, a federal judge has […]

Andrew County may be best known for its small towns and rural way of life, but there’s a lot of history packed into that corner of Northwest Missouri. The Andrew County Museum in Savannah preserves that history through exhibits, artifacts, genealogy, educational programs, and some creative events. Bill Pollock visits with Katie Fields, museum executive […]

If you’re looking for a fun Missouri getaway, you might want to put Hannibal on your list. The Mississippi River town is best known as the boyhood home of Samuel Clemens, better known as Mark Twain, and you can explore the places and people that inspired some of his most famous stories. But Hannibal is […]

Rural areas of Missouri may have a shortage of legal help. That is the concern of the legal profession in Missouri, represented by the Missouri BAR. Shelly Dreyer of the BAR explains to Ashley Byrd their efforts to find out more – and why.

Missouri’s dispute over which congressional map will be used in November’s election is now before both a federal court and the U.S. Supreme Court as the state reaches a key election deadline Tuesday. The fight centers on a congressional redistricting map Missouri lawmakers approved in 2025. Last week, the Missouri Supreme Court unanimously ruled that […]

Driving through the rolling hills of the Ozarks, getting sprayed by the wake on a board or tube as you get tugged behind a boat, helping a neighbor, or simply sitting down to enjoy each other’s company with a cup of coffee on the porch. The most important thing? The community and conversations those memories […]

Mizzou’s volleyball match against top-ranked Nebraska at Wrigley Field was suspended Sunday night because of humidity making the court too wet. The Cornhuskers led 11-7 in the first set when the court became unplayable. First, players helped peel the logos off the court, then got down on their hands and knees, using towels to dry […]

No. 25 Missouri opened the 2026 football season in convincing fashion Thursday night, rolling past Arkansas-Pine Bluff 54-14 at Memorial Stadium. The Tigers wasted little time taking control, building a 40-0 halftime advantage behind a dominant passing performance from new starting quarterback Austin Simmons. Simmons, a transfer from Ole Miss, completed 17 of 19 passes […]

Congress is back in Washington after its August recess, with government funding, the debt ceiling, and concerns from Missouri cattle producers all on the agenda. Matt Pilger spoke with Missouri Congressman Emanuel Cleaver about those issues and what lawmakers will be focusing on in the weeks ahead.