It’s been accepted for decades that a glass of wine at dinner can be good for your health. Not so, says a doctor with MU Healthcare. Lucas Buffaloe, M.D., Associate Professor of Clinical Family and Community Medicine, told Missourinet that the healthiest level of...
Summer months are the most deadly on Missouri Highways and the HEAT is On campaign aims to keep fatalities and injuries down. More than a thousand people were killed during July, August and September over the last four years. That’s why HEAT, high enforcement...
Dozens of law enforcement officers from throughout the state are spending three days in Jefferson City, attending a conference on how best to combat underage drinking. While part of the gathering gives police, sheriffs, State Water Patrol, and State Highway Patrol...
A new law will go into effect this year that closes a loophole a state lawmaker exploited to avoid a drunken driving conviction. A law approved in 1982 required the use of a non-alcoholic antiseptic swab before blood could be drawn to determine a suspect’s blood...
State officials say a two-week investigation has found no credible evidence that Mike Shannon’s restaurant served drinks to St. Louis Cardinals baseball player Josh Hancock, knowing that he was drunk. Hancock died in a traffic crash April 29th in St. Louis....
