Here's a look at your Heartland Sports scores from Tuesday 4/16.

NCAA Baseball

Arkansas State---5
Southeast Missouri---4
Final 12

Southern Illinois---7
UT Martin---6

Memphis---5
Murray State---0

H.S. Baseball

Woodland---9
Bloomfield---3

Saxony Lutheran---1
Oran---14

Notre Dame---11
Scott City---0

East Prairie---13
Hayti---1

NMCC---5
Cape Central---4

Jackson---16
Dexter---7

H.S. Softball

Leopold---15
Greenville---9

H.S. Soccer (Girls)

Saxony Lutheran---3
Fredericktown---0

St. Vincent---3
Festus---0

Cape Central---1
Sikeston---0

JEFFERSON CITY, MO (KFVS) - State Treasurer Clint Zweifel is providing Missourians a financial “spring cleaning” checklist.

Zweifel says he hopes Missourians will use to keep their finances in order and their property from becoming unclaimed property.

“There are a few simple steps each of us can take on a regular basis to keep our records up-to-date and our estates in order,” Treasurer Zweifel said. “It is important that we check on our accounts, safe deposit boxes, life insurance policies and wills. By making sure that our contact information is correct, our fees are paid up and changes made, Missourians can help keep their property where it belongs and avoid having to file Unclaimed Property claims to get it back.”

Here are a few “spring cleaning” tips for your finances from Zweifel:

1.      Make sure your bank has your current information. If you have moved or changed your name, be sure to inform your bank.

(KFVS) - The Missouri Department of Revenue is providing relief from possible penalties to farmers and fishermen who have not filed and paid their state income taxes by March 1.

According to the department, farmers and fishermen who choose not to make quarterly estimated income tax payments must normally file their returns and pay the full amount of tax due by March 1.

If the deadline is missed, they could be subject to penalties. However, this year the late enactment of the American Taxpayer Relief Act by the U.S. Congress shortened the time period the Internal Revenue Service could accept tax returns. The result of this situation is that the IRS will consider the tax returns from farmers and fishermen to be timely until April 15, even if they make quarterly estimated payments. The Missouri Department of Revenue has also decided not to impose any underpayment penalties for missing the March 1 deadline.