Advocates met with representatives from U.S. Congressman Jason Smith’s office Thursday, April 24, as Congress continues to ...

U.S. Judge Matthew T. Schelp on April 30 sentenced a Rolla man who produced child pornography and secretly recorded women in ...

Look for increases in your Rolla Municipal Utilities bills next fiscal year, as the Board of Public Works and RMU management raise revenues to pay for higher wholesale power costs ...

Members of the judicial branch of government served breakfast to a packed Rolla Lions Club Den Tuesday, April 22, and it looks like there might have been a record-setting amount ...

The high-pitched buzz of sanders mixed with the lower metallic hum of electric drills on April 12, as volunteers gathered to build 20 beds for local children through the charity ...

With the launch of this column last week, we officially set sail on a grand and far-reaching journey that will eventually ...

A Kansas college student faces two felony offenses in connection with allegedly stealing $25,000 from a Rolla senior as part ...

Missouri lawmakers are playing tax cut tennis, and on Monday the state House served its latest offering when it narrowed the ...

Missouri House Republicans aren’t ready to give up on dual goals of enacting a flat income tax and cutting the overall rate, ...

Even when things don’t go the way we want them to. Even when God doesn’t say yes to our prayers. Even when we cannot understand God’s reason for doing what ...

Missouri University of Science and Technology's Campus Performing Arts Series will end the semester with a bang when STOMP returns to Leach Theatre for two shows on Thursday, May 8.

The truth is, the question of the death of God was first raised by Lucifer when Eve, in some sense, agreed with him. It seems ...