Matthew McFarland

It may have rained on the parade, but wet weather couldn't dampen the spirits at Saturday's Juneteenth Heritage Festival on Lafayette Street.

Saturday's Juneteenth Heritage Festival celebrated all parts of Black culture, but for the city's Black Caribbean residents, it felt like home.

A rational person will ignore reasonable warnings under the right conditions. Suppose the warning comes from a person whose judgement isn't to be trusted, for example.

The Missouri Public Service Commission on Wednesday gave Liberty Utilities Company the green light to build a 250-megawatt F-class natural gas combustion turbine at its State Line power facility in Joplin.

ROLLA, Missouri -- Missourian's energy rates are going to go up regardless of data centers, Gov. Mike Kehoe said Thursday morning at a statewide Artificial Intelligence forum at the Missouri University of Science and Technology.

RUSSELLVILLE -- It was a car show, a history exhibit and a celebration of America's 250th birthday.

It's the peak of kitten season, and any animal rescue operation will tell you that it can be a costly endeavor to deal with the influx of freshly born felines.

The use of artificial intelligence will continue to grow at higher education institutions around the state, a panel of AI and education experts said Thursday.

Absentee voting for the Aug. 4 primary election will begin Tuesday, according to the Cole County Clerk's Office.

Therapy is personal, and a connection with one's therapist is vital to the process of overcoming traumas and achieving personal growth, said Denny Cash, the sole proprietor of locally owned Still Point Therapy.