The St. Louis Blues put the brakes on a three game slide in a big way as they shut out the Oilers last night in Edmonton, 5-0. Blues goalie Ben Bishop picked up his first career shut out stopping all 39 shots he faced.
Lindenwood Lions Play for Conference Title
The No. 7 Lindenwood men’s basketball team will end its best regular season in school history on Saturday afternoon with a home game against William Jewell. [Read more...]
Kansas City a comic strip hub
A Kansas City company is becoming one of the two biggest syndicators of newspaper comic strips. Universal Uclick is taking over the syndication of 150 comics that had been distributed by United Media. The Kansas City Star reports Universal Uclick already distributes strips such as Doonesbury, Garfield, and Ziggy. With the takeover from United Media it will add Pearls Before Swine, Get Fuzzy, Marmaduke, and others, plus the Miss Manners column on etiquette.
Missouri: The Meth State (AUDIO)
Missouri defends its national leadership in meth lab seizures—a “dubious distinction” in the Highway Patrol’s terms. Patrol Captain Tim Hull thinks one reason Missouri tops the national list every year is because Missouri law enforcement officers work harder at catching meth-makers than officers in other states do.
Springfield woman’s death: cancer or fire?
Springfield’s St. John’s Hospital says a woman injured earlier this month by a fire in her room did not die because of the fire.
Springfield fire officials link the death of Eileen Moorehouse to smoking while using oxygen in her hospital room. She died earlier this week, 16 days after the fire left her with second-degree burns to her right arm, the back of her neck, and her face. The hospital says Moorehouse died from lung cancer. She’d been at the hospital since early January.
The Greene County Medical examiner is reviewing the situation.








