The Missouri Supreme Court on Tuesday ruled in favor of the Blue Springs School District in a sex discrimination case involving a former transgender student. The 5-2 decision affirmed a lower ...

The Missouri Supreme Court on Tuesday ruled in favor of the Blue Springs School District in a sex discrimination case involving a former transgender student. The 5-2 decision affirmed a lower ...

Blue Springs South claimed the Missouri Class 6 championship for high school baseball in comeback fashion on Saturday at the Ozark Mountain Sports Complex. Big-time comeback fashion. The Jaguars, who ...

Blue Springs South claimed the Missouri Class 6 championship for high school baseball in comeback fashion on Saturday at the Ozark Mountain Sports Complex. Big-time comeback fashion. The Jaguars ...

Blue Springs South claimed the Missouri Class 6 championship for high school baseball in comeback fashion on Saturday at the Ozark Mountain Sports Complex. Big-time comeback fashion. The Jaguars ...

BLUE SPRINGS, Mo. – Viola Mae (Harris) Bosley, 89, formerly of St. Joseph, passed away Tuesday, May 13, 2025. She was born July 29, 1935, in Worth, Missouri, to Ralph and Maggie Harris. Viola ...

Theresa (Borowski) Hurley, 79, of Blue Springs, passed away peacefully at home on April 19, 2025. Born on Oct. 12, 1945, in Fulda, Germany, Theresa was the daughter of Walter and Hattie Borowski.

Missouri bill to prohibit birth certificate changes comes in response to Blue Springs School District case March 5, 2025 News, Newsletter-Mid-Week ...

BLUE SPRINGS, Mo. — One of North America's most majestic animals is now on display on a live webcam, thanks to a partnership between the Missouri Department of Conservation and the City of Blue ...

BLUE SPRINGS, Mo. (KCTV) - The Missouri Lottery announced Tuesday that a Missouri woman won big with a scratcher ticket jackpot. The winning $1,000,000 Black Diamond ticket was purchased at the Hy ...

“Maya blue represents my roots, and I’m delighted to be involved in a project that pays tribute to Maya heritage,” he says enthusiastically, taking a break and resting his sickle on his knee.

BLUE SPRINGS, Mo. — A Blue Springs man received a two-year probation sentence after pleading guilty to obstructing law enforcement during the Jan. 6, 2021 breach of the U.S. Capitol.