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A quality used car can be a good investment, but watch out for sketchy sellers and predatory loans. While used car pricing is stabilizing after a turbulent few years, prices are still higher than consumers may be accustomed to. The search for a deal can lead shoppers to unscrupulous sellers – and they may feel

Six-digit verification codes are a form of two-factor authentication or multi-factor authentication, a process that helps keep your important online accounts secure. For example, you might get a text message or email with a six-digit code that you must enter when you log into your bank account. This extra level of protection keeps scammers and

MOU Signing Will Establish the Museum as the New Home of the Missouri National Guard Hall of Fame The Mid America Veterans Museum (MAVM) and the Missouri National Guard Hall of Fame (MONGHOF) will take an important step forward on Wednesday, Sept. 23, when representatives from both organizations sign a Memorandum of Understanding officially bringing

By Lucas Shugarman, Missouri News Network The Department of Veterans Affairs announced Wednesday that it has awarded a total of $17 million to 17 community organizations across Missouri in an effort to assist veterans who are experiencing homelessness. The $17 million will be distributed through two different programs. A portion of the money will be

Twelve individuals and organizations were recognized at Missouri’s 2026 Highway Safety and Traffic Conference for their achievements in the field of roadway safety and their efforts in moving Missouri towards zero roadway fatalities. The Missouri Coalition for Roadway Safety holds this conference each year to support Show-Me Zero, Missouri’s Strategic Highway Safety Plan. Every other

A proclamation may be a piece of paper, but the message behind several recent ones in Missouri is much bigger: Being a good neighbor matters. That message is being delivered by Missouri communities as we approach Missouri Good Neighbor Week, Sept. 28–Oct. 4, 2026. “So far, I have received proclamations from communities across the state,

Each September, National Preparedness Month reminds us to stay prepared for emergencies. No one can control the weather, but you can control the steps you take to prepare – like weatherproofing your home, making proactive repairs, checking your insurance coverage and making an emergency response plan. It’s also important to be ready for any repairs

The Missouri Geological Survey, a division of the Missouri Department of Natural Resources, will identify and map the location of historic landslides in southeastern Missouri through a grant recently awarded by the U.S. Geological Survey. The study area will be along the Interstate 55 corridor through the Benton Hills area of Scott and Cape Girardeau

Have you ever gotten a call or letter about a home warranty? You probably weren’t expecting it, and it likely said that there was an issue with your home warranty, that you needed to renew, or that your mortgage would be at risk if you didn’t “activate” your warranty coverage. There’s a good chance that

By Emily Early, Missouri News Network When Ozark Fisheries was founded in 1926, most of Route 66 was still a dirt road. That didn’t stop Charles Furrow and Frederick Lawrence Bailliere from starting what would become one of the world’s largest suppliers of goldfish and koi. This year, the fourth-generation, family-owned business earned state status