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The Missouri House on Monday voted 91-59 in favor of legislation that would require driver's license tests to be administered only in English.

The slugger earned a petty fine on his first day when his cellphone rang in the clubhouse during manager Mike Scioscia's first team meeting.

The team finished tied with the Iowa Hawkeyes, shooting 70-over-par as a team. Kate Gallagher led the way for the Tigers, finishing in 14th place.

This is the first time since 1996 that Missouri Republicans have used a caucus to award presidential delegates. The state held a primary Feb. 7, but the results were not binding for Republicans.

Amid a vote on a $62 million bond issue to rebuild destroyed and damaged schools in Joplin, many wonder where donations to the district went.

Kansas City's bullpen is crowded as spring training starts.

The bill would require anyone 18 or older who witnessed child sex abuse to report it to police. Similar bills are being considered in at least 12 states.

The proposed legislation would make it a misdemeanor to fail to leave rental property within 10 days of a court judgment.

St. Louis' ace enters spring training with optimism, calling last year a "speed bump."

The exhibit, which honors those killed in Iraq and Afghanistan, will run through Friday.

Although the state report concluded that residents in five nearby ZIP codes don't have a higher risk of developing leukemia, critics said it might be based on diluted data.

Two western lowland gorillas got into a zookeeper area from their exhibit Sunday. Zoo officials said visitors were never in danger.

Research performed by the New York Times and the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities shows the middle class actually receives the majority of government aid, not the lower class, as many assume.

The catcher is entering the final year of his contract, and he's seeking a long-term extension.

Superintendent C.J. Huff said the money the school district has received in donations is not enough to fund the repairs and rebuilding made necessary by the May tornado.

The reliever is now one of nine pitchers competing for seven spots with St. Louis.

The tuition increases approved Monday by the University of Missouri System Board of Curators are lower than Missouri Students Association leaders had expected.

Only one person has been injured so far in the "unprecedented" rash of shots fired incidents. But Police Chief Ken Burton said that if the public doesn't act, the violence could become deadly.