by Marshall Griffin | Jul 7, 2023 | History, News
A recent graduate of the University of Missouri decided to take a round-the-state road trip to visit every county courthouse in the Show-Me State. Jack Snelling, 22, says the trip took ten days, starting with the historic courthouse in downtown St. Louis, across from...
by Jessica Machetta | Jun 17, 2013 | Military, News
Missouri has about 51 thousand men and women in the military. Sgt. Matthew Gardea of Kansas City is one of them. He says the military is a good option for young people who might not know what they want to do in life. “If you’re considering the armed...
by admin | Jun 4, 2009 | Transportation
We say it every summer — "well, gas prices are going up for the summer travel season." And they are on the rise, but it’s not all due to summer demand, which drives prices up, up, up. Mike Right with AAA in St. Louis says the spike is also a...
by admin | May 22, 2009 | News
As Memorial Day kicks off the summer travel season, the Highway Patrol issues some safety reminders and sobering statistics. Lieutenent John Hotz says troopers will be out in numbers this weekend in anticipation of heavy traffic statewide, both to enforce traffic laws...
by admin | May 11, 2009 | Health / Medicine
University of Missouri-Columbia health officials are being tight-lipped about the details surrounding the case, but have confirmed that an MU graduate student has fallen ill with H1N1 — swine flu — while traveling to China. This is the first positive case...
