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Want to make more than $10 an hour? Minimum wage in Illinois could surpass that in a couple of years.
A man who was stopped by police after attempting to pull over two drivers is being interviewed by investigators in the case involving two roadside killings.
Medical examiners found the drug THC in the blood of Trayvon Martin, the teen who was shot and killed by the volunteer neighborhood watch captain George Zimmerman in a Florida gated community.
According to USPS, the Carbondale facility is still on the Phase 1 processing center consolidation list. Cape Girardeau and Paducah are not including in the list of 140 locations.
A Holcomb school board member faces drugs charges for possession of marijuana.
The wife of Robert Kennedy Jr. died of asphyxia from hanging, according to New York authorities.
5KFVS packet pickup location has changed due to construction on Broadway.
Missouri has joined most states and the federal government in a settlement with Skechers USA over shoes marketed as helping people lose weight and tone muscles.
A preliminary report on the number of higher education degrees awarded in Kentucky this year shows an increase of 4 percent over last year, with community college associate degrees leading the way.
Retirements by Baby Boomers are creating job openings for Kentucky's unemployed, helping to push down the state's unemployment rate.
Politicians usually aim for first place, but every once in a while they scheme to wind up last - and it may lead to a change in Illinois election laws.
The Land of Lincoln is the only state in the nation where a person can not legally carry a concealed weapon.
New numbers show babies born addicted to drugs like prescription medication has tripled in the past decade. It's more than 13,000 infants a year, or one drug-addicted baby born each hour.
Missouri lawmakers have approved legislation designed to help college students seeking to transfer between schools.
Researchers at the University of Missouri say they've identified an extract found in celery and other produce as a potential weapon against breast cancer.
State lawmakers have sent the governor a bill that could bring Missouri in compliance with federal rules for trucker drivers and avoid a potential $30 million penalty.
Verizon is trying to end its grandfathered unlimited data plan, pushing customers to tiered data plans.
The owner of Spoke House Bicycles and her staff hope a hilarious surveillance video will help catch a man that attempted to steal a $500 bike.
Two weekend services will honor Missouri firefighters who died in the line of duty.
A sign outside St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church has stirred some controversy.
Donna Summer, the five-time Grammy award winning singer who dazzled the world with hits like Last Dance and Hot Stuff, has died. She was 63 years old.
With the end of the school year approaching, many students are graduating! Congratulations 2012 graduates! You can show them off by e-mailing us their graduation pictures to cNews@kfvs12.com or clicking here to upload them. Don't forget to include your name, the graduate's name and what school the graduated from.
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