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List of Endangered Structures Compiled
A list of the ten most endangered historic structures in Missouri has been compiled by the...
University Answers Audit Questions
The University of Missouri wants people to know what former basketball coach Norm Stewart has been...
Firefighter Memorial Planned
A memorial to fallen firefighters is going to be put up near the intersection of Highways 54 and...
Jackpot Winner from Kentucky
Somebody who bought a ticket in Kentucky hit the powerball lottery jackpot last night. Its was...
Bad Faith Negotiations Charged
The Teamsters Union has accused Associated Wholesale Grocers of negotiating in bad faith. Union...
Kansas City Cab Company Ordered to Park Fleet
Kansas City's biggest taxi company has been ordered by the state to shut down. Metropolitan...
Good Quarter Goes Bad for TWA
A revenue increase of almost six percent in the first quarter of the year for TWA has been wiped...
Airport Employee Turnover
People who use Lambert-St. Louis Airport a lot do not see many friendly faces at the security...
Candy Entrepreneur Fined
A Springfield man who hired children to sell candy door-to-door has been penalized ten-thousand...
Ex SEMO President Defends Self
Former Southeast Missouri State University president Dale Nitschke defends the arrangement he has...
Old House Blocks Airport Expansion
The latest obstacle to a new airport development near Hillsboro is an old house. Archaeologists...
Tire removal scheduled
This might be a rare move... An Indiana company that has bought a Missouri company is going to...
Roth stays with St. Louis Symphony Orchestra
The president of the St.Louis Symphony Orchestra, the nation's second oldest symphony has decided...
Work slowed by non-union workers
The non-union workers handling distribution at the Associated Wholesale Grocers warehouse in...
Honors for Southside rapist pursuer
A man who chased the Southside Rapist from his girlfriend's home and provided the clues that...
Annual inspections of amusement park rides
Deaths and injuries on major amusement park rides lead to a new effort to make the rides safer....
Senate advances revision of term limits law
The law adopted in 1992 limits legislators to eight years in the house and eight years in the...
Bill on gasoline theft passed in Senate
The state Senate thinks people who fill up their gas tanks, then take off without paying should...
Video wizard wins tournament
Next time you think the kids are wasting time when they're playing video games, think of Lee's...
Sneaky cheetah almost on the loose
St. Louis zoo officials are trying to learn how a female cheetah could have gotten out of the...
YWCA finds organizations to take over child care
Most of the child-care sites run by the Kansas City area YWCA will stay open under some new...
Special advocate for Missouri farmers approved by Senate
A special advocate for Missouri farmers has been approved by the state Senate...after attacks from...
Birth control billboard campaign ends
The billboard campaign offering payments to drug and alcohol addicts who get long-term birth...
House reduction bill facing House now
Whether one-third of the people representing Missourians in the state House of Representatives...
Kansas City Prepares for Sesquicentennial
Fireworks, water fountains, famous singers and a cast of thousands will be on hand for the...
Ag advocate advances in Senate
The state Senate gives weak support to a plan creating a new office to do something that some...
Farmland to market meat on Internet
Farmland Industries of Kansas City is one of a half dozen big farming interests going together to...
Casino daycare regulations approved by Senate
Regulation of daycare centers at casinos has been approved by the state Senate. Senator Steve...
Art museum searches for Nazi art
The St. Louis art museum is trying to learn how many of the paintings in its collection were...