COLUMBIA, Mo. —The discovery of an invasive tick species could mean trouble for Missouri cattle farmers.
Researchers at the University of Missouri College of Veterinary Medicine have discovered invasive longhorned ticks in Boone County.
Rosalie Ierardi, a clinical instructor at the MU Veterinary Medical Diagnostic Laboratory (VMDL) and doctoral student at the MU College of Veterinary Medicine, discovered the same type of ticks in northern Missouri last year.
Sporting Events Dominate The Opening Weekend of Spring
As Spring arrives on Friday, the Branson Area is the hub for several major sporting events.
Temperatures Move Up The Rest of the Week
After the stormy weekend and cold start to the week, temperatures will feel spring, even summer-like as the first day of spring approaches.
Impeachment Process of Forsyth Mayor Continues
The dispute between the Board of Aldermen and the Mayor in Forsyth continues as the board recently passed motions to continue impeachment proceedings.
NCCAA National Basketball Tournament Begins Wednesday
The second edition of the National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA) Basketball Championships in the Ozarks begins on Wednesday.
Eureka Springs City Council Member Arrested For Incidents in 2025
A member of the Eureka Springs City Council is facing charges from incidents that occurred last summer.
