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The scene in the courtroom Friday was, at times, surreal.
At one point, State Rep. Robin Wright-Jones, who is suing State Rep. Connie Johnson for misrepresenting that she does live in the 5th Senatorial District, which they are both seeking to represent in the August 5th primary, took the stand [...]
St. Louis Public Schools Superintendent Diana Bouriaw is one of 17 applicants to be the next head of the Cincinnati Public Schools, according to a Cincinnati newspaper.
Bourisaw, who has led SLPS since July 2006, decided not to re-apply for her job after the Special Administrative Board unexpectedly announced they were searching [...]
Mark Bridges, coroner of Newton County, said the victims in that county from Saturday's tornado are Rockie Peterson, Neosho; Linda Hasty, Seneca; Richard, Kathy and Clayton Rountree, all of Joplin; Ruby Bilke, of Joplin; Paul Gallemore, [...]
TN-FM 99.7 was knocked off the air Saturday (5/10) night when an F3 tornado destroyed it's transmitter building. The same tornado was responsible for multiple deaths across Oklahoma and Missouri.
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In a telephone interview conducted at 2:50 p.m. Sunday, Newton [...]
Since yesterday evening Gov. Matt Blunt has been in contact with state emergency management officials regarding tornadoes that inflicted severe damage [...]
Rambo, of Nashville, Tenn., was on her way to a Mother's Day performance in Texas, according to her Web [...]
The end of the 2008 legislative session is near.
The week is expected to be jammed packed with debate over a property tax reconfiguration package, an effort to rescind campaign finance limits and perhaps legislation to make 'coercion' of abortion a crime. But the legislation to watch is the [...]
Last week at the special MU faculty meeting, there were a couple of signs that the university’s American Association of University Professors chapter is looking to receive a kick-start from its relatively dormant last few years on campus.Â
Victoria Johnson, an associate professor of sociology, was one of the [...]