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For the past decade, Missouri has claimed the dubious distinction of the most meth busts of any state in the nation. In this week's Health & Wealth update, reporter Kyle Deas has the first in a two-part-series on Missouri's unique meth addiction.

The Missouri State Museum is featuring its collection from the St. Louis World’s Fair during its Museum After Hours program Wednesday.

The City Council passed a resolution Monday to explore the possibility of using the building to display exhibits for a firefighter museum.

Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has approved Ameren Missouri's plan to reduce the land it owns and manages along the shore of the Lake of the Ozarks.

More than a year after a vandalism incident that brought race issues to light on the University of Missouri campus, a former MU student has been sentenced to serve probation and community service.

Boone County Circuit Court Judge Christine Carpenter sentenced Ben Elliott to two years probation Monday afternoon. Elliott pleaded guilty to spray painting a racial slur on a statue outside of Hatch Hall on MU’s campus in February 2011.

U.S. Senate candidate John Brunner has launched the first critical TV ad in Missouri's Republican Senate primary.

Missouri's tax revenues are running a little ahead of projections heading into the final month of the state budget year.

Researchers from the MU College of Engineering plan to fly to Iraq on June 17th as part of a new collaboration with the University of Technology in Baghdad.

Columbia’s The Gathering Place celebrated its 10,000th breakfast served as a student-run facility.

The longest-serving member of the Missouri Supreme Court has announced his resignation. effective Aug. 1.