(JEFFERSON CITY, Mo., AP) — A museum featuring a fighter jet, yesteryear tanks and other military artifacts is preparing to reopen in a new Jefferson City location. The Jefferson City… Read more »

(KANSAS CITY, Mo., AP) — Pilot inexperience is the likely cause of fatal plane crash that killed a Kansas businessman, his wife and their four children in a swampy area… Read more »

By HOLBROOK MOHR, DAVID A. LIEB and PHILLIP LUCAS (FERGUSON, Mo., AP) — Some witnesses said Michael Brown had been shot in the back. Another said he was face-down on the… Read more »

By JIM SUHR (ST. LOUIS, AP) — A handful of people are gathered in downtown St. Louis for what the organizer is calling a “pro-community” car cruise. Organizer Paul Byrd… Read more »

(WARRENSBURG, Mo.) – The UCM board of governors accepted a nearly $3 million bid to complete the final phase of renovation at the Keth Memorial Golf Course at Pertle Springs. The… Read more »

(ST. LOUIS, AP) — Federal Aviation Administration flight restrictions in the St. Louis area have been lifted. Lambert-St. Louis International Airport spokesman Jeff Lea said the restrictions expired at 3:30… Read more »

By DAVID A. LIEB and ANDALE GROSS (FERGUSON, Mo., AP) — The final weekend before the Thanksgiving holiday passed without a grand jury decision on whether to indict a Ferguson police… Read more »

(WARRENSBURG, Mo.) — One seat on the City Council will be on the ballot in the April 2015 municipal election as Baird Brock meets the term limits for the position. He… Read more »

(Warrensburg, Mo.) — The city is now handling sewer utility billing services. Beginning Thursday, all billing, collections, shut-offs, questions and concerns regarding sewer utility billing transitioned from a contracted company to the City of… Read more »