Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway is suing GPD Holdings LLC, also known as CoinFlip. She accuses the cryptocurrency ATM company of allowing scammers to use its machines and charging excessive fees. During a news conference Wednesday in Kansas City, Hanaway called the machines one of the biggest scams of all time in Missouri history in […]

Missouri leaders are celebrating Google’s announcement that the company will build a $15 billion data center in Montgomery County. According to Gov. Mike Kehoe, the project is the largest single investment in the state’s history. The massive center will be just over an hour’s drive west of St. Louis. “This data center will create thousands […]

Missouri’s Greater Ozarks Cooperating School District will be testing a program aimed a honing some skills, which may not always show up on a report card.  Laura Slover of Educational Testing Service (ETS) says durable skills such as communication and critical thinking can be invisible but are good predictors of a student’s future success.  She […]

Data centers are becoming a growing issue in communities across Missouri, prompting local leaders to seek more information about their potential impact. The Missouri Association of Counties is planning a data center summit next month for its members, which include elected officials from across the state. Executive Director Steve Hobbs said the issue is not […]

The University of Missouri women’s golf team is headed to the NCAA Championships for just the second time in program history after a fifth-place finish at the Stanford Regional. Under head coach Caroline Westrup Gaeta, the Tigers have climbed from outside the national spotlight to one of the top teams in the country in just […]

A message for Mizzou fans from Ahmad Hardy

It’s official – former U.S. Rep. Billy Long, R-Mo. 7th District, is headed to Iceland. The U.S. Senate confirmed his nomination Monday on a strict party line vote of 46-43. During his confirmation hearing in February, Long said he would work hard to maintain good relations between the United States and Iceland. “The United States […]

Years of dimming the lights during the bird migration at the Gateway Arch in St. Louis have made a difference, according to the National Park Service. Gateway Arch Spokesman John Orrell tells Sue Danielson what they’ve noticed each spring and fall, since the practice went into place.

A small typewriter shop in Rolla, Missouri, got the attention of one of Hollywood’s biggest stars. After sending a letter to Academy Award-winning actor and noted typewriter collector Tom Hanks, Shane and Amanda Byrne, owners of Clickety Clack Typewriters Shop, received an incredible surprise in the mail: a vintage typewriter and a personal letter from […]

A St. Charles County lawmaker is calling for a special session to suspend Missouri’s gas tax through the end of the year. Rep. Tricia Byrnes, R-Wentzville, says drivers need relief now. She is urging Gov. Mike Kehoe to bring lawmakers back to Jefferson City to consider the plan. “We’re going into a season where it’s […]

The head of the group People Not Politicians is suing Missouri Secretary of State Denny Hoskins and Attorney General Catherine Hanaway over their statements that the new congressional map is effectively “the law of the land.” Executive Dir. Richard von Glahn filed suit in Cole County Monday afternoon. “Yeah, the (Missouri) Supreme Court made it […]

The Show Me State Games have become one of Missouri’s biggest annual traditions, bringing together athletes of all ages and skill levels from across the state. From youth competitors to adults rediscovering their love of sports, the Games continue to create opportunities for competition, community, and family fun. Joining Show Me Today is Bruce Ungles, […]

For a lot of us, coffee is just part of the morning routine. But for some people, it becomes a passion that turns into an exploration of flavors, brewing methods, coffee origins, and even the science behind the perfect cup. Andrew Pautler is the creator of Pull & Pour Coffee, an online community dedicated to […]

Multiple rounds of showers and thunderstorms are expected to move across Missouri Monday and into early Tuesday – prompting flood watches for parts of the state. The National Weather Service says a flood watch is in effect until 7 p.m. Monday for portions of central and eastern Missouri. Areas in western Missouri, including the Kansas […]

Scenic Natural Wonders of Missouri: an outdoor nature guide featuring more than 80 sites.  Ashley Byrd talks with writer Don Corrigan about his new book and what it shows us.

One of the bills the Missouri Legislature passed this year would give the Attorney General the authority to prosecute and sue businesses that knowingly hire people in the country illegally. House Bill 2366 was sponsored by State Rep. Jeff Vernetti, R- Camdenton. “If a contractor is knowingly hiring illegal workers and a complaint is filed […]

West‑central Missouri U.S. Rep. Mark Alford says the United States cannot afford to leave the conflict with Iran unresolved, arguing the primary concern remains Iran’s nuclear capabilities. Alford says Iran has enriched uranium to more than 60% and believes securing that material is critical before the conflict can end. “If we leave Iran without getting […]

The elections clerk in central Missouri’s Boone County is not updating voter rolls, blaming “confusion” over the state’s new congressional redistricting. County Clerk Brianna Lennon, a Democrat, said Missouri Secretary of State Denny Hoskins, a Republican, must first decide whether there’s enough valid signatures for a ballot measure asking voters to overturn the new districts. […]

Another chapter of the Missouri Legislature has closed. State lawmakers have completed the second session of the 103rd General Assembly in Jefferson City. Besides a burnt hot pocket reportedly triggering a fire alarm the last week of session, there were seemingly fewer fires to put out, so to speak. There were some minor Republican hiccups […]

Kansas City’s Union Station continues to be one of the region’s biggest draws, and the next few months are shaping up to be especially busy. From blockbuster traveling exhibits to family-friendly attractions and even a role in the 2026 World Cup buzz, a lot is happening under that historic roof. Joining Show Me Today is […]