Braxton Stacker’s 24 points weren’t enough as Lipscomb pulled away late to top SEMO 88-77, handing the Redhawks their fourth loss in five games despite a spirited second-half rally.

Music, faith, and her mother’s example have guided Peggy Rogers through life’s challenges, from raising a family and earning ...

Missouri’s infant and maternal mortality rates remain among the nation’s highest, with Cape Girardeau County faring worse ...

A California union and farmworkers nationwide are suing the U.S. Department of Labor, challenging Trump-era rules that lower ...

Arkansas State University rallies the Red Wolves community for Giving Tuesday on Dec. 2, focusing on the Student Emergency ...

Missouri Treasurer Vivek Malek introduces a new international investment option for the state’s 529 education plan, offering ...

Authorities suspect arson after a fire damaged the long-vacant GB Church in Campbell. No injuries were reported, and ...

A detective allegedly used threats and fabricated evidence to pressure a key witness in the Mischelle Lawless murder case, ...

SEMO Volleyball ends season with OVC semifinal loss to top-seeded EIU, but standout performances from underclassmen signal a ...

Lights of the Delta returns Nov. 24 for its 25th season, featuring half-price nights, family activities, Santa visits, ...

Three Kennett churches joined forces to serve over 300 hot meals, offering food, support, and hope to local families facing ...

The Kennett Indians are raising expectations in Coach Seth McBroom’s second year, focusing on defense and leadership as they ...