Local News

• Ukrainian professor's journey: From academic exchange working with Mizzou to lifeline for education amid war
• "I do not regret joining OnlyFans": Missouri high school teacher put on leave after school officials discover her page
• MU Healthcare receives $20 million for revolutionary cancer research reactor: Promises enhanced treatment capabilities worldwide

• Lake Ozark motorcyclist killed in Morgan County wreck
• Capitol City Amtrak volunteers resign over alleged lack of recognition and respect
• Uncertain future for Jefferson City's yard waste composting: Contract negotiations stall as October deadline looms
• PHOTOS: KRCG 13 viewers submitted photos of the week's recent weather

Nation & World

• 'Aviation mishap' involving military helicopter ends with downed powerlines, brushfire
• Lawmakers file measures to keep Border Patrol, military personnel paid during potential shutdown
• Report alleging abuse led missing mom of 3 to take the kids and hide, she says from secret location

• What to know as fall vaccinations against COVID, flu and RSV get underway
• Trump animates speech to California GOP with calls to shoot people who rob stores
• 'This is historic,' New York mayor says as streets, subways and homes remain flooded with rain
• Accused murderer, rapist appears in court, state says he admitted beating Baltimore tech CEO

Sports

• Football Friday Night: Week Six, September 29
• Tipton wins big over Windsor
• Tolton wins close game over Quincy Notre Dame, moves to 6-0 on the season

Focus on Your Health

• Racing to the bell: Ryen's lymphoma story
• Quick thinking from coworkers helps nurse back on her feet
• Teacher turned lesson: Jim's stroke story

Connect to Congress

• Lawmakers discuss budget deal as deadline approaches
• Did the first hearing into Biden impeachment inquiry help the GOP's case?
• McCarthy's last-ditch plan to keep government open collapses as package is rejected