Forget the often silly names meteorologists give weather conditions. Just stick your head outside. It’s cold. But don’t keep it out too long on Wednesday as temps may stay in the single ...
Read More »MidWest March for Life is Saturday
The ninth annual MidWest March for Life will take place this Saturday in Jefferson City at the Capitol. Activities begin at 7:45 a.m. with the Capitol Prayer Walk. Those who wish to ...
Read More »State lawmakers shocked at $532 million budget deficit
Missouri’s Department of Revenue is in a pickle after it shocked state lawmakers Wednesday by announcing a $532 million dollar budget deficit. The news has state lawmakers wondering what happened, who’s to blame ...
Read More »Missouri gym owner defends ‘stance for tolerance’ after demanding member stop wearing pro-Trump shirt
The owner of an eastern Missouri fitness center in the town of Troy is defending herself from an online firestorm that erupted when a member said he was told to change out ...
Read More »Lunar eclipse tonight is sight not to miss
Whoever staged the celebrations around tonight’s AFC Championship game between the Chiefs and the Patriots did a great job. Enter…the lunar eclipse. As seen from Kansas City, the Moon will be high ...
Read More »Olympic skater commits suicide in Kansas City
An Olympic figure skater who had just been suspended from the sport died Friday—apparently by suicide, USA Today reports. “My wonderful, strong, amazingly compassionate brother John Coughlin took his own life earlier ...
Read More »Missouri man among casualties from attack in Syria
A St. Louis man is among four Americans killed this week in a suicide bombing attack in Syria. Governor Mike Parson says a Pentagon official called to inform him that Scott Wirtz ...
Read More »Columbia, Mo police under fire for protecting sex trafficking ring
A Central Missouri film producer has produced a documentary that is shaking the public’s confidence in the Columbia, Mo. police department after allegations they protected a sex trafficking ring. Citizens for Justice, ...
Read More »Could weekend Kansas City snowstorm delay AFC game?
Local meteorologists aren’t wasting any time in warning of a major winter storm striking Kansas and Missouri this Friday into Saturday. The storm will have significant impact on the Chief’s Sunday game. ...
Read More »Will weekend bring another snowstorm?
After a snowstorm that local meteorologists seemingly missed, residents are asking “What’s the real deal with two systems sweeping by the region this week?” The Friday and Saturday storm that left a ...
Read More »Ozark will move cross after pressure from out-of-state group
Ozark, Missouri is bowing to pressure from a group that regularly sues local governments and will move a cross from a public park. Under pressure from the Wisconsin-based Freedom From Religion Foundation, ...
Read More »Snow totals may reach 10-12 inches across area today
More snow is on the way today. The National Weather Service says portions of Kansas City received over seven inches of snow overnight with a widespread 4 to 8 inches falling across ...
Read More »Businesses use poster to join fight against human trafficking
You most likely didn’t know it, but Friday was dedicated to saving people from human trafficking. Though the day was observed as Human Trafficking Awareness Day, the entire month of January is ...
Read More »Winter Storm Warning issued for Kansas City area
The spring weather the greater Kansas City area has been experiencing the last few weeks was bound to come to an end. A winter storm warning has been issued for the area ...
Read More »Missouri’s Hartzler introduces bill to defund Planned Parenthood
Missouri Congresswoman Vicky Hartzler introduced a bill in the House this week to defund Planned Parenthood, the nation’s largest abortion provider. The bill would “place a one-year moratorium on all federal funding ...
Read More »Missouri Right to Life lists legislative successes, looks at 2019
As the 2019 legislative session kicks off, we reflect on what is now history and look ahead to begin making a future for those whose lives are in danger from abortion and ...
Read More »Man in Bolivar church van tragedy loses wife to brain aneurysm
Five months after he was left partially blind and seriously injured while on a church trip last summer, a Christian man and his family from Kansas were devastated again when his wife ...
Read More »Fresh food desert filled by local ministry
For many people it’s easier to eat the bad food that fills our cupbords and fridge than go out and buy the healthy stuff. It’s a fact that people tend to eat ...
Read More »Missouri Capitol shrouded for $50 million renovation
The $50 million project to renovate the Missouri Capitol building in Jefferson City is on schedule to be completed in roughly two years. The task includes a full restoration of the structure’s ...
Read More »Some Missouri hospitals now grudgingly posting costs online
Hospitals across Missouri are ringing in the new year with more accountability to their patients. New guidelines for disclosure of patient costs that started January 1st. It’s the hospital price transparency rule and ...
Read More »Missouri’s wage hike takes effect, small business holds breath
Beginning today, people entering the workforce and receiving minimum pay will now make $8.60 per hour, up from $7.85 in 2018. With the passage of Proposition B in November’s election, the wage ...
Read More »Another violent year for homicides in Kansas City
It was another violent year in Kansas City and while the Kansas City Star is downplaying the homicide numbers today, KCUR Public Radio is reporting that over 200 homicides were reported–and the ...
Read More »Social Security scam growing
Kansas City joins a growing list of cities targeted by a social security scam investigators say is spreading at an alarming rate across the nation. This is a second warning from the ...
Read More »Left on red light OK under new Missouri bill
Sometimes drivers are not sure if turning right on red is permissible. Now, a bill in the state legislature would allow motor vehicles to turn left on a red light when turning ...
Read More »Christmas Eve busy time for churches across America
At the nondenominational, multi-campus Faith Church in Missouri, Christmas Eve will be the culmination of a long weekend of creative celebration focused on family, Christ and saving souls. “Each service is another opportunity to ...
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