Show-Me State Times

A Missouri Lottery player fulfilled a longtime dream after securing a Show Me Cash ticket for the April 4 drawing, which resulted in a jackpot prize of $111,000.

Study explores graphs' impact on blood pressure assessment

A recent study from the University of Missouri has explored how different visual presentations of blood pressure data can influence clinical decision-making.

Schnucks supports local startups with a new business accelerator program

Schnuck Markets, Inc., known for its support of local enterprises, has launched a program, the Schnucks Springboard Diverse-Owned Business Accelerator, to assist local startups.

Missouri Lottery player claims $50,000 Powerball Double Play prize months after draw

A Missouri Lottery player recently claimed a $50,000 Powerball prize from a Double Play drawing held on November 23, 2024.

University of Missouri study explores challenges for only child caregivers

Caring for an aging parent is a significant challenge, particularly for only children who must face this responsibility alone.

St. Louis' Old Courthouse reopens post-renovation as part of CityArchRiver Project

The Old Courthouse in St. Louis is scheduled to reopen on May 3 after an extensive $27.5 million renovation.

Missouri: Drugs companies were the third least FDA inspected companies in Missouri in 2024

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) conducted 16 inspections at 15 Drugs companies from Missouri in 2024.

Missouri expected to rise in tech manufacturing jobs within five years

Over the next five years, Missouri is projected to become one of the top ten states for tech manufacturing job growth, according to a new report titled “Technology2030” from the Missouri Chamber Foundation.

Lotto player discovers $6.3 million win days after drawing in Missouri

The winner of a $6.3 million Lotto jackpot in St. Charles County was unaware of his fortune until several days after the March 19 drawing.

Missouri Lottery player wins $5 million top prize on scratch ticket

While returning home after a difficult workday, a Missouri Lottery player stopped at the Conoco gas station in O’Fallon, located at 8695 Veterans Parkway.

Pompeii exhibition returns to Saint Louis Science Center with artifacts and simulations

The Saint Louis Science Center is bringing back "POMPEII: THE EXHIBITION" due to popular demand, opening May 16, 2025.

Saint Louis University faculty and students remember their encounters with Pope Francis

In 2022, faculty members from Saint Louis University (SLU), including John James and Maureen Wangard, had the unique opportunity to attend the World Union of Catholic Teachers (WUCT) conference in Rome.

Truck driver wins $50,000 Powerball prize with Double Play ticket purchase

An over-the-road truck driver recently won a $50,000 Powerball prize by utilizing the Double Play feature with his Quick Pick ticket.

Missouri: Tobacco companies were the least FDA inspected companies in Missouri in 2024

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) conducted an inspection at one Tobacco company from Missouri in 2024.

Missouri reports surge in measles infections this year as of week ending April 19

By P. T. Askew | Apr 22, 2025

Latest CDC data shows measles cases in Missouri for 2025 are now estimated within the range of 1-9, marking no change compared to the previous figures updated as of week ending April 12.

Missouri Attorney General joins coalition urging Congress to address PBM-owned pharmacies

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey has allied with attorneys general from 38 other states and territories to urge Congress to change the legislative landscape regarding Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBMs) and their involvement in the...

MOCRA event explores spirituality in Black art with "Meditations" series

MOCRA is presenting “Meditations: Black Expression, Abstraction, and the Spirit - Live” on Saturday, May 3, from 1:30 to 4 p.m. The event will be held at SLU's Anheuser-Busch Auditorium in Cook Hall, located at 3874 Lindell Blvd, and there will be...

University of Missouri course prepares students for life beyond academics

At the University of Missouri, student education extends beyond academic achievement, focusing on preparing them as well-rounded individuals ready for life beyond graduation.

Study shows exercise benefits brain health even with energy source limitations