JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – With the start of the school year just weeks away, the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Educations says districts are still struggling to find teachers.
For more than a year, lawmakers, business leaders and educators have been researching what can be done to combat the teacher shortage. Last year, the focus was on teacher pay. Now, the commission is pivoting to culture and climate and the impact it’s having in the classroom.
Missouri State Highway Patrol Superintendent to Retire in February
The top uniformed law enforcement officer in Missouri is set to retire next year.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – A new report from the Missouri Chamber of Commerce shows that the state ranks 28th in the country when it comes to manufacturing competitiveness.
ST. LOUIS – Just days away from the new calendar year, Missouri is preparing for several new laws to take effect.
Warm, Cold Days to End 2024, Winter Weather Possible First 2025 Weekend
2024 is ending with a mixture of warm and cold temperatures with the potential for some winter weather looming for the first weekend of 2025.
Former President Jimmy Carter Dies
Jimmy Carter, the 39th President of the United States, died Sunday at the age of 100.
