The Latest Breaking News from Missouri

Blind Calf Born With Buckled Legs Finds A Loving Home, And His Progress Is Touching Thousands

If you need a reason to smile today, meet Stevie Wonders, the sweet, blind calf who is taking the internet by storm. Born without sight and with buckled legs, Stevie’s journey from a small farm in Republic, Missouri, USA, to his forever home reminds us how powerful kindness can be.

Bored Panda · 3h ago

Missouri Appeals Court rejects couple’s ownership claim to 40-foot road through neighbour’s land

In a notable case from Missouri, a couple gained legal rights to their isolated property via their neighbor's land. Although the court initially granted them ownership of the access road, it later corrected this decision. Ultimately, they received a permanent easement, illustrating the difference between property rights and ownership. The…

The Times of India · 9h ago

Missouri court upholds revival of $220,000 judgment after appeal deadline is missed

Diane Longsdon encounters a significant legal hurdle as an appeals court dismisses her bid to contest a $220,000 repayment order. The issue originated from modifications to a family trust created by Violet M. Steinert and her spouse in 1994. Although Longsdon initially received money from these alterations, a court later…

The Times of India · 10h ago

Jackson County Fly Ash Road Test: Missouri engineers recycle worn pavement; one-third cost saving reported

In Jackson County, Missouri, engineers have pioneered a budget-friendly approach to road repair by reutilizing old pavement. They created a stable mixture of pulverized asphalt, water, and Class C fly ash. This innovation not only led to substantial material savings but also minimized environmental harm. Testing of the newly developed…

The Times of India · Oct 19

NBA coach Tyronn Lue transforms former segregated school into community centre

Formerly segregated Garfield School in Mexico, Missouri, has been transformed into a community hub by Los Angeles Clippers coach Tyronn Lue. Renamed the Kim and Olivia Lue Garfield Legacy Center in July 2025, the historic building serves his $10 million Commitment to Community initiative, which aims to expand educational opportunities,…

The Times of India · Oct 19

Cows run wild through Kansas City after livestock truck crashes off overpass

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The Independent UK · Oct 19

Missouri Has Lost 11 Maternity Wards Since 2009 as Midwife Rules Push Some Providers to Practice in Kansas

Missouri has lost 11 maternity wards since 2009, and its nurse-midwife rules are pushing some providers to Kansas. See what it means for expectant families.

Medical Daily · Oct 19

Missouri woman accused of pointing gun at neighbour during property-line dispute

A dispute over property lines in St. Charles County turned alarming when a neighbour was allegedly shot at. Facing felony charges, Paula Kohensky is at the center of this escalation tied to a fence repair matter. The ongoing tension between the neighbours is highlighted by surveillance footage that contradicts her…

The Times of India · Oct 18

Some conservative states aren’t using Medicaid hardship exemption – for political reasons

States like Missouri and Iowa are choosing to not take up exemption designed to help low-income people keep coverage during hardship

The Guardian - US · Oct 18

Missouri Gets $879,000 to Begin Building Its First Nurse-Midwife Training Program as Rural Birth Units Keep Closing

Missouri will get $879,000 to begin its first nurse-midwife training program as rural labor units close. See what is funded and what remains unclear.

Medical Daily · Oct 16