Pilot and 11 skydiving passengers killed in private plane crash in Missouri Crash reportedly occurred shortly after departure from Butler Memorial airport on Sunday morning The Guardian - US · Jun 14
Plane carrying passengers hoping to skydive crashes in Missouri, killing 12 Missouri plane crash: A plane carrying skydivers crashed near Butler, Missouri. All twelve people on board died. The aircraft was taking passengers up for a skydiving trip. Emergency responders found the plane engulfed in fire. The National Transportation Safety Board will investigate the incident. The plane was a Pacific Aerospace… The Economic Times · Jun 14
12 killed after skydiving plane crashes near Missouri airport According to Highway Patrol Sergeant Justin Ewing, the aircraft was transporting skydivers when it went down. Emergency services received reports at around 11.30am local time that a plane had crashed and caught fire. Firefighters quickly brought the blaze under control, but Ewing described the scene as "brutal". The aircraft came… The Times of India · Jun 14
Twelve dead after plane carrying skydivers crashes in Missouri, police say The plane crashed near an airport, killing all 12 people onboard The Independent UK · Jun 14
Monster storms hammer Chicago as airports shut down and power fails The National Weather Service issued tornado warnings across Illinois, Kansas, northern Missouri and southern Iowa, while severe thunderstorm watches were in place for parts of the Great Lakes The Independent UK · Jun 11
Massive ‘6-7’ event attracts hundreds of kids - but ends in fights and arrests Chaos erupted outside of a Sky Zone in Shrewsbury, Missouri, Sunday after the trampoline park reached capacity The Independent UK · Jun 8
Fourteen primaries are contested in Missouri this year — the second-highest number since 2014 This year’s filing deadline for candidates running for the U.S. House of Representatives in Missouri was March 31, 2026. Ballotpedia · Jun 8
At least nine injured after shooting near England team’s World Cup base in Kansas City Multiple people were injured in a shooting that took place Saturday morning near England’s World Cup base in Kansas City, Missouri, according to The Athletic. The Independent UK · Jun 7
Missouri man will get a jury trial over a sunflower memorial he planted for a loved one, after a judge ruled the flowers count as a crop A jury will decide this garden’s fate. We Got This Covered · Jun 7
North America’s wide and wild World Cup will be an experience like no other Teams must be prepared for challenging travel and a cauldron of heat but will also encounter fantastic fans and a beautiful football culture The Guardian - UK · Jun 7
Who is Hilde Lynn Helphenstein? Late Art Critic Shared Terrifying Vomit Torture Before Brazil Death Art critic Hilde Lynn Helphenstein was found dead in Brazil, revealing her traumatic past at a Missouri boarding school. Her death is under investigation as a 'suspicious death' by local authorities. International Business Times UK · Jun 6
Missouri Woman Swears to Never Walk into Restoration Hardware Outlet After Seeing a $7000 Rug: ‘That Means the Original Price was $12000 Missouri woman sees a ‘silk’ rug at a Restoration Hardware Outlet on sale at $7000 and could not believe her eyes. The Mary Sue · Jun 4
Missouri woman was rocking out at a concert, then she was kicked by a crowdsurfer, 10 days later she was dead ‘The kick actually was kind of a blessing in disguise.’ We Got This Covered · Jun 3
Kids at Risk of Losing Free Books After State Funding Blow to Dolly Parton Programme in Missouri, Reports Claim Missouri's funding cuts to Dolly Parton's Imagination Library threaten access to free books for thousands of children, raising concerns about the programme's future and its impact on early literacy. International Business Times UK · Jun 2
The Independent UK · Jun 2 Funding cuts to Dolly Parton program could leave thousands of children without books IN FULL
The Independent UK · Jun 2 Missouri slashes funding for Dolly Parton’s free book program The cut is part of Missouri’s 2027 education budget reductions, which also slash funding for programs like Workforce Diploma and Urban Teaching
The Times of India · Jun 2 'Before I leave the stage...': Muslim student in Missouri claims her principal withheld diploma as she spoke about ICE, Palestine Leen Hijaz, a Palestinian-origin Muslim student of Clayton High School, Missouri, said her principal was not giving her a diploma as she made a controversial graduation speech, which her principal interrupted as well. During the graduation ceremony for Clayton High School on Thursday, May 28, Leen Hijaz delivered the welcome…
We Got This Covered · May 30 Missouri teacher ‘panhandles’ her way through summer break, leaves her commentators questioning why ‘teachers are so underpaid’ Creative solution.
The Independent UK · May 29 Takeaways from inside a teen treatment center for adoptees, funded by taxpayers: runaways, assaults A residential treatment center in Missouri advertises to adoptive parents that it can help heal struggling children
The Independent UK · May 29 Inside a taxpayer-funded treatment center for adoptees, tales of abuse, neglect and little oversight A residential treatment center in Missouri advertises to adoptive parents that it can help heal struggling children
Ballotpedia · May 29 Campaign behind initiative to criminalize hunting, fishing, and any intentional injury to animals in Oregon submits signatures for verification Welcome to the Friday, May 29, 2026, Brew.
The Independent UK · May 27 Shooting in grocery store parking lot leaves one dead and wounds teen working his first job The deadly shooting in the grocery store parking lot marks the first homicide in Pleasant Hill, Missouri, in nearly 20 years
Ballotpedia · May 26 A closer look at state-level voting rights acts Welcome to Ballot Bulletin: Ballotpedia's Weekly Election Policy Digest. Every Tuesday, we deliver the latest updates on election policy around the country, including nationwide trends and recent legislative activity.
Reason · May 21 Lawsuits Accuse Corporate 'Cartel' of Monopolizing Missouri's Weed Market A 10 percent ownership cap was supposed to prevent monopolies in Missouri's marijuana market. Instead, the state's licensing regime may have created a blueprint for companies to build one.
Ballotpedia · May 21 Missouri General Assembly puts two constitutional amendments on the Nov. 3 ballot Welcome to the Thursday, May 21, 2026, Brew.