Fulton News

After at least one hospital system in Missouri stopped providing emergency contraception because of ambiguity in the state's abortion ban, Attorney General Eri…

Officers arrested a Fulton woman early Tuesday morning while serving a narcotics warrant.

Missouri Gov. Mike Parson signed sweeping legislation Wednesday making it a Class C misdemeanor for people experiencing homelessness to sleep on state-owned la…

The Missouri Supreme Court has approved rule changes paving the way for access to public court records from personal electronic devices.

The Fulton City Council recognized local civil rights leader Jack McBride during the June 28 meeting.

A recent survey from the Guttmacher Institute documented an 8 percent rise in the number of abortions performed in the U.S. from 2017-20, reversing what had be…

For the first time in Missouri's history, the state has a team of attorneys dedicated to defending people on the verge of having their parole revoked and facin…

Holts Summit is hosting its annual fireworks festival Friday at Greenway Park.

Beginning Friday, deer hunters can apply online through the Missouri Department of Conservation's website for a chance at more than 100 managed deer hunts thro…

While fireworks for Fourth of July are just hitting the skies, officials with the annual Shop with a Hero program are already planning for Christmas.

One dog -- and the inspiration and hard work of a mother-daughter team -- are behind the success of a Holts Summit business.

Fulton's annual Street Fair filled the downtown area on Friday and Saturday.

Pro-choice advocates said the abortion debate isn't settled in Missouri and took to the state Capitol on Sunday to make it known.

Fulton will receive $200,000 in funds to address dangerous buildings around the city.

Two veteran-owned businesses — AGR Boards and Hammer’d Metal Works — ran a booth at the Fulton Street Fair for the first time Friday.