Saint Joseph, MO News

• Saint Joseph, MO News
• Congratulations to Dr. Nathanael May, winner of The American Prize for Piano Per...
• Congratulations and good luck to Griffon great Larry Taylor!
• This is the last day to vote for Dr. Hale to be a guest conductor of the Mormon...
• Help your children develop lifelong habits of fitness (and fun!) through the Lif...
• Put your education on the fast track with summer classes! Walk-in registration i...
• Western board approves tuition hike
• Program helps rehab dogs, inmates
• Authorities probe dog's death
• Heartland joins Mayo Clinic network
• Vehicle crashes into home
• Every drop counts
• Savannah squeaks into Class 3 quarterfinals
• Kansas redistricting lawsuit may gain 27
• Missouri voter photo ID measure kept off ballot
• 4 sheriff candidates address lawyers
• Bugsy’s final gig?
• Local officers run for Special Olympics fundraiser
• Helium shortage impacts businesses
• Fuel costs continue descent ahead of Memorial Day
• Building a better burger
• St. Joe Live Jams: Knot Afrayed
• Love Snoopy? Then LIKE Western Playhouse for your daily dose of Peanuts trivia a...
• Fire strikes vacant house
• Sectional hump remains in LeBlond's way
• Missouri native rings Nasdaq bell
• City’s resiliency brings pride
• Committee outlines Missouri road woes
• One year later, Joplin grads celebrate
• Mother charged for son’s tardiness
• Deal between architects, school district finalized
• Program to assist child care
• Education seen in a bigger way
• Suspect side swipes deputy
• Nursing over the airwaves
• Trophies rust and banners fade
• ‘In the drop of a hat’
• Missouri lawmakers see success in compromise
• Kansas lawmakers approve $14.3B budget
• MoDOT holding public meeting
• Libraries offering summer reading programs
• Princeton's Goodin breaks state gold medal mark
• Sewer plant project grows
• Many students forgo traditional college
• Young boy ‘beats all the odds’
• Man seriously injured in ATV accident
• Summer school starts Monday
• Fairview shooting for a birdie
• An image that lives for a while
• First BikeFest promotes healthy lifestyle
• Trenton 4x800 wins state title, sets school mark
• Commissioners select architect
• Marines donating funds to military museum
• Missouri River at ‘normal’ levels
• Ag bill dominates last day of session
• Cyclists will tackle north Kansas route
• Key figure in 1970s murder dies at 58
• Heritage Park reopens after flood
• Koster urges Supreme Court to set executions
• Heartland to announce new agreement
• Fire breaks out in Maryville
• 2 men wanted for robbery now in custody
• Livewire Entertainment Podcast, May 18, 2012
• Missouri River corridor rebounding after flood
• Nixon eyeing possible legislation to assist students with ‘reverse transfer’ credits
• Universal Group relocates some staff
• School board announces architects
• Teen crashes into Cinderella’s Closet
• Candidate for sheriff speaks to Republican club
• Bill seeks to restore auto sales taxes
• Missouri Western plans fitness center upgrades
• Forensic students study car explosions, pig carcasses
• Teen crashes vehicle into building
• Way to get it done in the classroom, Griffons!
• Spratt Hall is ready for Driver Ed registration, 7 am Friday. See www.missouriwe...
• Top 5: What to do this weekend
• Fox station to debut on June 2
• Education starts with believing in the kids
• Chapter ends for group of students
• List to reveal state’s most endangered properties
• Barber likes to give back to the community
• House moves to stop Jayhawks license plates
• Man receives multiple charges
• Colgan principal says teary goodbye
• Fatal wreck closes Northeast Kansas road
• Priest's federal trial may be delayed
• Fallen officers honored at candlelight vigil
• Travel a little easier
• Congratulations, Jackie Bishop, All-American!
• Authorities search for suspect
• Western cuts arts program
• Martin Rucker signs with the Chiefs. Should be fun watching a hometown product d...
• Savannah outlasts Lafayette, advances to district title game
• ‘The 30 nicest people you ever want to meet’
• Curator speaks at Benton Club
• Grant will fund 2 new breast health programs
• Nurse receives top honor
• Two public pools opening Thursday
• Revamped Lake Contrary nears reopening
• Council endorses city employee pay raises
• Baking becomes a family affair
• Police search for 2 in Ulmer homicide
• Missouri backup QB arrested for leaving accident
• Chamber unveils new smart phone app
• St. Joe Live Jams: Knot Afrayed
• Two plead guilty to murder
• Congratulations, Bryan! A great story about one of our newest alumni!
• Lafayette bounces back from 3-game skid with 1st-round victory
• Board OKs iPads, bids for A.C.
• CIP tax placed on Aug. 7 ballot
• EpiPens save lives in schools
• Air Force brass examines local base
• Lawmakers prepare for final week of session
• Thinking should not go narrow
• Rail fire closes highway to traffic
• Have you voted for Dr. Hale today? Follow the link, find his video and click 5 s...
• Reality TV, religion give birth to top baby names
• Pepperjax Grill coming to St. Joseph
• Cyclists gear up for summer rides
• Police identify man found dead in vehicle
• Riverwalk reopens
• Congratulations, graduates!
• Savannah driver killed during race
• Pit bull bites 10-year-old boy on the leg
• Holt man injured after sedan strikes tree
• Harrison County woman hurt in rollover accident
• Tarkio man injured after crashing into utility pole
• Mother’s Day business blossoms
• List details cutbacks at post offices
• Employees ‘fine-tune’ park
• Greek talks in serious doubt
• Bicycling fundraiser taking two around world
• Report shows farm production costs have risen
• Gifted students will learn from area businesses, experts
• Help Dr. Hale have a chance to be a guest conductor of the Mormon Tabernacle Cho...
• Three injured in two-vehicle accident
• Western student gets double graduation
• Driver’s collision with utility pole causes power outage
• Lessons on bearing some rings
• Clues to the past
• More than 500 graduate from Missouri Western
• Reality of job market sets in
• Accident causes power outage
• College students struggle with loan debt
• A mother to many
• Rec center moves ahead
• Weather alters district baseball slate
• Congratulations, 2012 graduates! Commencement ceremonies at 11 and 3 today in Lo...
• MWSU graduates to become officers in U.S. Army
• Agri-Business Expo Center adds staff, partner
• Sixth-grader wins LEGO competition
• Rucker hopes to catch on with Chiefs
• Time cover masks problem: Too few kids breast-fed
• Woodworth denied bail, awaits court ruling
• Same-sex marriage stirs local debate
• Saving families from foreclosure
• Moonshine makes a comeback in Ozarks
• Senate candidates speak in St. Joseph
• Teen extricated in single-vehicle crash
• Overnight fire deemed suspicious
• Central chemistry teacher receives honor
• 2 more men charged in Ulmer homicide case
• State budget leans on lottery coffers
• Western’s Ward back from injury, playing better
• Women of Excellence nominees announced
• ‘Stamp Out Hunger’ set for Saturday
• YWCA growing idea of garden
• Hazmat team called to scene of death
• Western fills opening in 2012 football schedule
• Trucker sentenced in woman's death
• Congrats to Brandon Simmons, Spencer Shockley and the other Griffon All-MIAA tea...
• Join the Alumni Association at T-Bones, Mustangs and Royals games this summer!
• Top 5: What to do this weekend
• 3 Albany residents injured in accident
• Mustangs looking to boost attendance back up
• Woman pleads not guilty to attacking officer
• 2-vehicle accident sends 3 to hospital
• Kids get distraction from mental burdens
• Council discusses past safety funds
• Patriotic mother speaks out for flags
• Atchison pays tribute to its own fallen hero
• Veterinarian examines human-animal bond
• MWSU welcomes back Brig. Gen. Gregory Mason '89 as guest speaker for the ROTC Co...
• Obama voices support for gay marriage
• Missouri universities could get $3M funding boost
• Sex offender who escaped from Lansing captured
• UMKC considers new name
• "The kids who usually will succeed are the kids who don't worry about failure."...
• New plan spares rural post offices
• Garden bling
• Campus seems a little quiet today for some reason. Enjoy your summer!
• Maryville's Goecken records key win vs. Lafayette
• Farmers optimistic about planting season
• East Buchanan student wins academic award
• Summer sees rise in emergency calls
• Mental health program going statewide
• Public works presents budget
• A bitter pill to swallow
• Police to talk hands free in cruisers with Bluetooth
• $2M for university stalls Missouri budget plan
• Up in smoke
• Senators back new unit for Rosecrans
• Em Chamas announces new location
• New charge sought against KC bishop, diocese
• Children's author Maurice Sendak dies
• Obesity epidemic will continue, forecast shows
• City workers might see pay raise
• Not all plans have intent to steal rights
• Judge approves settlement in fertilizer case
• Lawmakers scramble to pass bills
• Murder case moved to Buchanan County
• Students tidy up air show grounds
• Calm restored after jail riot
• Woman pleads in ID case
• Ground Round moving to downtown
• Good luck to Griffon baseball in the MIAA tournament!
• Family holds hope for heart
• Like Western Playhouse's Facebook page to get info on the new summer professiona...
• Mercer County man seriously injured in crash
• Severe storms bring hail, strong winds to region
• Savannah High School dealing with racial incidents
• Puppy program helps inmates and canines
• Minimum wage, loan petitions submitted
• Pageants crown winners from 2 states
• Perhaps it’s time that we call an end to hazing practices
• Showers fail to interrupt air show’s final day
• Woman finds she can’t drive her moped in Gower
• Central student perfect on ACT
• South Holt's Sisk puts injury behind him
• 9/11 defendants ignore judge at hearing
• Sound of Speed Airshow thrills thousands
• Mystery surrounds 'the park that's not a park'
• Iowa team wins Grand Champion
• Thousands on hand for Apple Blossom Parade
• Surprises in moving forward
• Jeter's home run caps Yankee's big inning in win
• Western softball facing elimination
• Volunteer disaster group holds final conference
• Schaaf successfully blocks prescription drug database
• Brown receives honor at Eliminate Racism breakfast
• Air show takes flight today
• Overnight downpour floods parts of Maryville
• Architectural firms present possibilities for new schools
• Sweet smell fills Downtown
• Maryville's Walter takes MEC tennis title
• Felix Street block looking ‘better’
• Charges filed in 2010 shootings
• T. Boone Pickens to speak at Western
• Students in search of miracles
• Livewire podcast: Apple Blossom Festival
• T. Boone Pickens will speak at the Convocation on Critical Issues at 10:30 a.m....
• Wathena woman injured in accident
• Savannah’s Williams attempts record jump
• In full bloom
• High flying fun returns to Rosecrans
• Patrons file in at tattoo shop for memorial ink
• Second Harvest surpasses campaign funding goal
• Negative Holt County audit fuels speculation
• Getting ready to cool schools
• Highway 59 reopens to traffic
• Movie review: 'The Avengers'
• Suspect pleads guilty to murder
• Top 5: What to do this weekend
• Antique shop moves to new digs
• Best-selling author featured at prayer event
• Missouri budget talks on hold over veterans' home money
• Good luck to Griffon softball in the NCAA Tournament! Get a taste of life on the...
• U.S. Highway 59 to reopen today
• Students learn why they should ‘think twice’ before driving
• Candidate sees national debt as critical in U.S. House race
• Nixon honors 3 area schools
• Terminally ill Benton graduate’s wish granted
• Restoring Midtown with lounge
• Western to examine funding dilemma
• Maughan, Trenton advance to Class 2 golf championships
• City to hold rabies vaccination clinic
• Woodworth seeks release after judge's ruling
• Missouri lawmaker says he's gay, denounces school bill
• Missouri House passes funding plan for veterans homes
• Gingrich ends presidential campaign
• Take a break from the stress of finals Friday night. Best of all, it's FREE!
• Instagram alternatives
• ALDI opens new store, closes old
• Bill seeks to allow smoking in Kansas bars
• Greensburg to mark 5 years since tornado with play
• Week honors women builders
• Section of Interstate 29 closed
• Good luck on Finals! (you don't need luck, though,with all the studying ... right?)
• Title 1 schools may get iPads for students
• Man faces charge of involuntary manslaughter
• Council eyes 11% sewer rate increase
• Police use Taser on 2 suspects
• Lawmaker tours levee repairs
• Thank a good teacher
• Impact forum held on teen suicide, underage drinking
• Judge urges new trial for Woodworth
• Victim upgraded to fair condition
• Dow hits highest close since 2007
• Airport Cafe closes
• Schools gain science, math honor
• More than cooking in Mom’s kitchen
• Funding awarded for river work
• Council approves merging departments
• Rollover accident injures St. Joseph woman
• Man finds guns, alcohol don’t mix
• Officials question river policies
• Programs offer tips for family research
• Escape raises concerns about jails in the area
• City given eminent domain for sewer project
• Real waste in fighting the waste
• Savages ride McFadden to huge MEC win
• Nixon concerned about money for veterans' homes
• Tea party group to host candidates
• Take a break from the books on Study Day tomorrow and enjoy the WAC Carnival!
• US not reporting all Afghan attacks
• Age-old fitness routine gets a revamp
• Hunting accident seriously injures man
• Today's the last day of classes! Hope everyone is finishing strong!
• Missouri proposal would alter standards for initiatives
• Australian billionaire: Titanic II to sail in 2016
• Congratulations, Griffon softball, on another NCAA Tournament appearance! Good l...
• Watch out for e-mail scam
• On grisly photos, the Secret Service and thug athletes
• Sound of Speed Airshow promises lots of thrills
• Al-Qaida still plots payback for U.S. raid
• Road work roundup, April 30, 2012
• Weather experts present safety program
• Uptown historic home tour planned
• Sheriff launches online jail roster
• Northwest student helps raise money for Kashmir scholarship
• Shoppers find big steals at annual antique show
• Area school earns ‘gold’
• Rams take Missouri Western kicker Greg Zuerlein
• Missouri voters could decide on higher cigarette tax
• Fighting that false sense of security
• 3 injured in single-vehicle accident on Route W
• Kansas redistricting delays impact filings
• ‘Never stop learning,’ governor tells Northwest graduates
• Health department, Social Welfare Board may join
• Patriotic partying with stars
• Dedicated to education
• Roller derby a big hit
• Rams take Missouri Western kicker Greg Zuerlein
• Officer being investigated in photo leak
• Good luck in the championship tomorrow, Griffon softball!
• Institutions award more than $20K in scholarships
• Crime victim shares story at awareness event
• Property owner demolishes Maryville houses
• Pickett Elementary plants seeds of healthy eating
• Officer, woman remain hospitalized after crash
• St. Joe residents stand against racism
• Missouri ballot measure to legalize marijuana burns out
• Child labor groups upset farm rules being dropped
• Dick's Sporting Goods opens
• 2 die in Caldwell County accident
• Area Democrats pick delegates
• Jury finds man guilty of child porn possession
• Red Cross celebrates success
• SJSD Foundation names Teacher of the Year
• City staff pushes for infrastructure upgrades
• Two charged with drug possession after raid
• Chiefs take gamble in 1st round of draft
• 3 more performances of Little Shop of Horrors, "one of the most entertaining col...
• Royals make it 2 straight in win column
• Hot days, hotter films
• Supreme Court moves to center of presidential race
• Abducted boy returns home
• House moves ahead with cybersecurity bill
• Highway reopens after accident
• Harrison County pursuit ends in accident
• Gunshot-detection system to be deployed in KC
• Police respond to Belt Highway accident
• Zuerlein could be 3rd Griffon draft choice
• Missouri Western still looking at becoming smoke-free campus
• Sixth suspect charged in Chillicothe burglary
• Book set for release
• Teenager seriously injured after head-on collision while on dirt bike
• Jurors to make decision in child pornography case
• Residents remember DeKalb fire
• School, family elated at boy's return
• Man arrested for hiding suspect
• Police probe graphic crash photos
• Man charged in attempted burglary
• Throw a party, create a memory
• Gingrich to end presidential campaign next week
• Parkville businesswoman says B&B no brothel
• Senate: Make it tougher to close post offices
• Young heart patient taken from hospital found safe
• Jury deadlocks in military deviant sex acts case
• LeBlond, Central baseball score big in wins
• Charges dropped against man
• School policy offers sandwich
• Senate votes down measure regarding union elections
• Authenticity something to strive for
• Amendment sets criteria for post office closings
• Pools to accommodate disabled swimmers
• Police capture burglar in progress
• Detective honored for work in child exploitation case
• Pay raise at issue in Missouri Senate budget stalemate
• Missouri House approves new development incentives
• Eat your veggies
• News-Press to honor top students
• Dog bites woman
• Drive-through DWI ends in probation
• Woman charged with supplying liquor to teenager
• An allure goes bad two ways
• Area men chosen as delegates to GOP convention
• Teen allegedly set child on fire
• Murder suspect appears in court
• Graduates find job search takes work
• Irish honor smiles on Plattsburg woman
• Social Security heading for insolvency even faster
• Taking the plunge
• City worker injured in hit and run
• ALDI to open May 2
• Good luck to the No. 2 seed Griffons in the MIAA Softball Tournament, starting T...
• Kansas City begins enforcing illegal signs policy
• Northwest’s Board of Regents short 3 positions
• Milestone falls during National Crime Victims’ Rights Week
• Student to replace her former second-grade teacher
• McCaskill’s ‘get-tough’ legislation not tough enough
• MWSU Ambassadors holding fundraiser Friday
• Missouri considers phasing out fees for animal shelters
• Maryville to discuss downtown project plans
• State park holds Earth Day program
• Romney carries half of Missouri delegates at stake
• Starting your own business can be tougher than it looks
• Impressionists capture the complexities of Krug Park
• March of Dimes’ event raises thousands for babies in need
• Small towns try to keep hope alive
• It’s vital, but don’t call it war
• Solar panel firm gears up for added projects
• Western, Chinese university join forces
• Students receive scholastic honors
• Caldwell County businesses hear from state leader
• Missouri Bar president visits lawyers in St. Joseph
• Better Block event hopes to show off Downtown
• SJPD receives federal grant money
• Woman escapes serious injury when struck by train
• Man charged in Andrew County homicide
• 5 charged in rural home invasion
• President Vartabedian signs an exchange agreement with Xidian University of Xi'a...
• 7 workers rescued at Smithville Lake
• On the go
• Zimmerman apologizes; bail set at $150,000
• Rare penny sells for $1.15 million
• Another hit! Go to mwsutix.com for "Little Shop of Horror" tickets!
• Four in custody in Livingston County home invasion
• Group aims to bring public art to Downtown traffic signal boxes
• North Platte's Nash runs down Taff
• Corps: Flood risk down
• Sheriff challenger touts experience
• Judge: Murder trial to begin in May
• Flood ‘goo’ forces road repair
• Royals still touting All-Star Game
• Benedictine football player cited for drug charges
• Top 5: What to do this weekend
• Sunday's forecast: Sunny, 68 and beautiful music in Krug Park. Join MWSU musical...
• Fun, farce and pratfalls
• Teen charged with manslaughter in wreck
• Missouri House passes health care measure
• Missouri Senate passes education overhaul legislation
• New Keystone pipeline route proposed
• It's opening night for "Little Shop of Horrors" ... get your tickets at mwsutix....
• Law enforcement expands investigation
• LeBlond's Kastner earns milestone win
• Schools wary of ads on buses
• Regional workshop set for disaster response
• Lawyer honored on 90th birthday
• City eyes station repairs
• Intentional fires spike
• Plattsburg native found a path to work with rockets
• Burglary suspects fire shots
• Dick's Sporting Goods to open April 27
• Entertainer Dick Clark dies at 82
• Going vintage
• Way to go, Tri-Sigs!
• Rollover accident kills one
• Bill criminalizes undercover videos at farms
• Students get blunt message on driving
• Job seekers throng to arena
• 2 students file injunction against school
• Griffon News, editor win big at media event
• Savannah welcomes 2 new council members
• Troop H to offer boater safety course
• Scroggins appointed to board
• One person can stand up to hatred
• Wilson to return to coaching at Plattsburg
• The secret of friendship bread
• "Little Shop of Horrors" April 19-29. Want a ticket? Git it! at mwsutix.com
• Missouri adds jobs as unemployment rate remains steady
• Vacant house fire deemed intentional
• Man, 81, died in pond accident
• Iowa man seriously injured in accident
• Businesses gear up for green sales tax holiday
• City approves $2M for sewer projects
• Cameron residents face animal abuse charges
• Invention before it was cool
• Camp Quality helps change lives
• Suspect arrested in officer-involved shooting
• LeBlond names Wenkel new coach
• Romney VP search under way
• Forecasters: About 75 storms hit Great Plains
• Guard team attacked; no fatalities reported
• Local Best Buy to remain open
• Man charged in stabbing
• Congratulations to junior David Hon, named Journalist of the Year by the Missour...
• Nixon raises $1.7M to start 2012
• A friendly face in an uneasy place
• Rain forces corps to take action
• Club to host sheriff candidate
• City cancels open burning
• Career Fair set for Tuesday
• Postal service issues tax filing deadlines
• Midwest towns say early storm warnings saved lives
• Penn Street museums look to attract more visitors
• Broadband stretches farther for rural residents
• Road work roundup, April 16, 2012
• Students finishing up MAP tests
• Squaw Creek Eagle Nest finds new owner
• Volunteers, vendors needed for festival
• Storm damage limited throughout city, region
• Midwest sinkings get no love
• Hundreds walk for autistic family members, awareness
• City project adding sidewalks
• English professor named Missouri’s poet laureate
• Collision sends 5 to hospital
• Man hospitalized after auto accident
• Fight leaves man with stab wound
• Students respond to Trayvon Martin case
• The night the great ship went down
• Unit returns from Afghanistan
• Overnight fire guts vacant house
• Dispatchers just as likely to experience PTSD
• Romney: Obama will erode gun owners’ rights
• Air show prep already under way
• InterServ accepting bids for Deer Park Drive structure
• Accident sends woman to hospital
• Disabilities a struggle for many people
• Five DWI arrests made early Friday
• InterServ gives tax prep service to almost 1,600
• Investigation continues with search warrant
• 90-year-old provides positive presence in Midtown
• February-March restaurant inspections
• Rep. Graves, wife file for divorce
• Corps: More flood storage offers limited benefit
• Western Institute creates theater company
• Western Institute creates theater company
• Royals drop plan for peanut-free seating
• Blunt visits Air National Guard base
• Royals back home, ready for bright days
• ‘Big Green Move Out’ will help students recycle
• Local agency begins first fund campaign
• Jenkins listening tour hits Wathena
• Former Missouri governor pleads guilty in donation case
• Coming this summer: Western Playhouse, a professional theatre company. www.weste...
• Missouri House OKs adding cell phones to No Call List
• Atchison elevator cited for violations
• Keeping cool
• Missouri Senate panel endorses $24B budget plan
• Learn about an exciting new venture AND get a sneak peak at the Little Shop of H...
• Shock lingers after accident
• Retired professor finds fascination with letters of family lore
• UM System bolsters courses, purchasing
• Police seek man who allegedly attacked officer
• A community rebuilds after grain elevator tragedy
• Rock Port couple move home out of flood plain
• City to consolidate, restructure
• Zimmerman charged with second-degree murder
• Get your plants here!
• Emergency response team ready to serve area
• Koster reports raising more than $890K
• The College Republicans are hosting the Mayor of St. Joseph BillFalkner Thursday...
• Obama-Romney showdown starts with harsh tone
• Hallmark announces voluntary job cuts
• Production issues cause slight delay
• Woman charged with trying to kill her child
• Central claims top spots at City Track Meet
• YWCA run/walk set Saturday
• 1860s schoolhouse opens
• State rail plan has implications for local travel, economy
• Hearing continued in former officer’s case
• Woman notes memorials from area in book
• Colgan elected president of school board
• Plungers wind up competition 12,000 pounds lighter
• Kellogg to lead Northwest women's hoops
• Woman charged with attempted murder of child
• Teacher oversight faces scrutiny
• Abuse scandal continues to take toll on Catholic dioceses
• Authorities search for endangered teen
• Nixon releases education funding
• Eating local made easy
• Santorum suspends campaign
• April is National Poetry Month - Join us on Friday, April 13 for a poetry readin...
• Alpha. They will be selling burgers, chips, drinks, sweets as well as charging f...
• Free trees available Saturday
• US teen births fall again
• Ongoing tale that remains worth telling
• Fatal crash raises neighborhood concerns
• General named grand marshal
• Officials won’t discuss homicide
• 32-year-old suspect charged in hatchet threats
• Heartland expands to north Kansas City
• Fire repairs near completion
• Fire at vacant Midtown home
• City announces department restructure
• Heartland expanding into KC
• Few new details on homicide case
• Life out of loss
• Two killed, one rescued in accident
• Plattsburg teens helping to build skateboard park
• City ranked 9th in best places to save on gas
• Harrison County man seriously injured in rollover crash
• Defrauded farmers can file claims
• Senior center raises money for facility
• St. Joseph woman survives jump from Pony Express Bridge
• St. Joseph crowns a new men’s bowling champion
• The club that means the most
• Motorcyclist arrested after head-on collision
• Council may be in for a shake-up
• Williams’ versatility driving force in Central's success
• More than 100 kids hunt for Easter eggs at Hyde Park
• U.S. warns Syria it can’t deceive world over pullout
• Christians around the world celebrate Easter
• 48 initiative petitions circulating across the state
• KCP&L to weigh options in Lake Road compliance
• U.S. job market takes a break after hiring binge
• Highway Patrol warns of increased fatalities
• Patee House receives Civil War piece
• Grown-up gators a challenge for Missouri town
• Western appoints interim VP for student affairs
• Improving safety of St. Joseph
• Authorities explore leads in homicide case
• Kansas Mega Millions winner comes forward
• Google creates a spectacle with project
• A look inside the sacred place of the Latter-day Saints
• Corps: Missouri River reservoirs in good shape
• KC council rejects anti-nuke ballot measure
• Better than Netflix: Little Shop of Horrors LIVE, Potter Hall Theater April 19-2...
• Police investigate Midtown stabbing
• Consistency defines Hummer's wrestling career
• Rights eyes Missouri 6th District
• Ground broken for shell building at business park
• ‘Wow, that’s a big bunny’
• Woman sentenced for involuntary manslaughter
• Authorities investigate homicide
• Vehicle information released in attempted abduction
• Missouri judge strikes down payday loan initiative
• Missouri Senate panel backs cuts to social services
• Sara Evans, Shootin' Blanks coming to Civic Arena
• Bus driver layoffs called temporary
• Webb slotted as Spoofhounds' next football coach
• Judge won't dismiss charge against Missouri bishop
• Nelson-Atkins to provide some works online
• Missouri House endorses school bus ads
• Couple mark 50 years in musical expression of faith and family
• Years later, YMCA is debt-free
• Optimism flows after proposal passes
• Defendant jailed after showing up drunk to court
• Teen robber gets probation revoked
• Second Harvest surpasses fund goal
• MWSU student government approves services fee
• CDBG budget presented to council
• Romney accuses Obama of 'hide-and-seek' campaign
• St. Joe Live Jams: John Goolsby
• Police respond to attempted abduction
• Little cameras, big potential
• Missouri Senate budget plan spares education from cuts
• The MWSU Chorale performs "Storm Country."
• Central's Kelley to retire after next season
• Leads tapering off in KC baby disappearance
• License, ID woes continue in Kansas
• Anything is possible
• Rollover accident injures Iowa man
• Majority click on seat belts
• Buchanan County loses rank in health survey
• $200,000 found in fire debris
• South Harrison bond issue narrowly fails
• Regional sewer, water and road bonds pass
• 2 newcomers named to Savannah city council
• Rucker, Danford, Snethen named to school board
• School bond issue passes
• Romney takes Maryland, looks to sweep 3 primaries
• Tornadoes rake Dallas area; more than a dozen hurt
• Golden Corral coming to East Hills
• Live blog: April 3 election
• Heating blanket causes accidental fire
• Highland’s Smith named JUCO coach of year
• Fire strikes Main Street home
• Missing teen found safe
• The king of the mushrooms
• Families hope for answers as autism diagnoses rise
• Council OKs added taxiway costs
• Professor welcomes India challenge
• Teens can find help for depression
• Savannah approves 48% water rate hike
• City adapts to changes in its makeup
• Chillicothe police search for runaway
• House engulfed in flames
• Replica Vietnam memorial to visit KC area
• Police shoot windshield; suspect flees
• LeBlond's Miller gives up girls hoops duties
• City works to fulfill promises
• Send us your prom photos
• Two museums need volunteers
• Better grip on life
• Motorcyclist injured in accident
• High voter turnout expected Tuesday
• Facade-lift for Wyeth-Tootle
• ATVs overturn in separate regional accidents
• Groups raise money for disaster relief
• Roadwork roundup, April 2, 2012
• Atchison honors Sgt. Enzbrenner
• More political races going uncontested in Missouri
• Researchers, genealogists await release of 1940 census data
• Planting gears up in aftermath of flooding
• Releford shines as Kansas advances to title game
• Girls pick out free prom dresses at Junior League event
• School bond supporters canvass more neighborhoods
• Contestants take away crowns at Apple Blossom Pageant
• Stuff local in your old carpetbag
• Kansas State hires Bruce Weber
• High water closes some roads in county
• Edmisson fit profile McGuffin sought in coach
• Unseasonably warm weather sets records
• Livingston County men charged with child sex acts
• Groups differ on best way to help
• 8 from Sheriff’s Department take early retirement
• Sign company winning big
• Year brings stable climb for stocks
• County accepts bids for road-patching material
• Mega Millions numbers announced
• Livewire podcast: Trails West! performers
• Missouri audit questions use of some federal money
• Police evict Occupy KC protesters from city park
• Leaving a legacy
• Contractor suffers burns
• Shots fired report causes lockdown
• Corps seeks dismissal of breached levee lawsuit
• Repairs planned on Frederick
• Flooding forces road closure
• Griffon proud! Senior Brandie Wertz won the Trails West! poster contest. Congrats!
• Bond supporters meet with Kiwanis
• Democrats pick delegates
• Business leaders show support
• Get your tickets ready
• Northwest raises tuition by 3%
• Defendant still not allowed to marry
• Teen shot in cheek by BB
• Habitat for Humanity moves office
• Caldwell County couple charged with child endangerment
• Trails West! headliners announced
• Western hires Edmisson as women's coach
• Suddenlink eyes new Internet fee
• Dispute follows company's move
• Justices to vote Friday on health care case
• Hang time
• Welcome to Rob Edmisson, the next Griffon women's basketball coach!
• Missouri Senate votes to override veto on workers' comp
• Woman's car window shot
• Blown transformer sparks police call
• Top 5: What to do this weekend
• Best Buy to close 50 stores
• Assault suspect captured by Sedalia police
• Conway wants jumping jack as state exercise
• Grocery chain to sell some pink slime
• Woman finds divine direction
• Professor finds teachable moment
• Western’s governing board approves new rates
• Funds raised on both sides
• Western appears close to hiring Edmisson
• Mumbai, Miami on list for big weather disasters
• Can parts of health care law survive?
• Possible 'game-changer' in meth battle
• Finances take center stage in Savannah
• The main offenders
• Jobless rate rises nearly 1%
• Man faces statutory sodomy charge
• George H.W. Bush to endorse Romney
• Salvation Army plans 'Stuff the Truck'
• Clinton County man faces six drug charges
• Efforts continue to implement public smoking ban
• Judge hears motions in case against bishop
• Field set for House races
• District in Bethany asking voters to pass $4.2 million bond issue
• Millions of dollars on the line in regional ballots
• Pastor joins field in congressional race
• Colonel wants more missions for Wing
• Seeing the individual in everyone
• Savannah reclaims home golf invite
• Gipson changes mind on Northwest Missouri State job
• Familiar names file for county office
• Red, white and quinoa
• Rallies draw thousands to Missouri Capitol
• Missouri Supreme Court upholds state House districts
• Man gets jail cell instead of wedding bells
• Candidate runs brief campaign
• Hedge files for 6th District seat
• Joplin unveils tornado anniversary plans
• Missouri Western opens up spring practice
• Platte City man gets probation for endangering teen
• Distraction not worth a life taken
• Democrats will begin delegate selection process
• Five area quarries remain integral to road projects
• River port sees limited activity
• Bond backers defend promise of jobs
• Authorities: Fatal fire was intentionally set
• Council to vote on rec center name
• Gipson named Northwest women's coach
• Justices get to heart of health law
• Sources: Frank Martin takes South Carolina job
• Sauer joins Missouri governor race
• How to make a homemade kite
• Kansas' Thomas Robinson leads AP All-America team
• All hands in
• Joplin builders clash over home sizes, values
• McCaskill reaping donations from outside Missouri
• Wisconsin man seriously hurt after tractor-trailer overturns
• SUV crashes in Gentry County
• High stakes for church in bishop case
• Teens take center stage
• Road work roundup, March 26, 2012
• Old-time tea parties refresh antique mall visitors
• Afghans: U.S. paid $50K per shooting spree death
• ‘Better Block’ goes west a bit
• Meeting to help ease anxiety about that first year of school
• Man dies in duplex fire
• Great day in the dirt for Vaughan
• Shots fired near 22nd and Edmond
• Albany man injured in motorcycle accident
• Benton breaks ground on new athletic facility
• Taking it to the streets
• A sketch of modern campaigning
• Guests tour renovated Green Acres building
• Student debt reaches $1,000,000,000,000
• Building boom
• Civil suits filed over 7 suspicious deaths
• Eisenberg’s Better Living closing
• Missouri’s self-defense law differs from Florida’s
• Western senior shows off talent at Pro Day
• Mothers battle dropped sexual assault charges
• 2 men receive assault charges in shooting
• Brookside residents hope sale brings good news
• Scouts to collect food today
• Store owner charged in Cameron drug case
• Initiative spurred by dog breeding fight dropped
• Soria set for elbow surgery, will miss season
• Construction firm owner is new KDOT secretary
• Nixon appoints 2 to Missouri Ethics Commission
• Schoonover back in 8-man as North Andrew coach
• Sturdy as an Oak
• Three drug arrests made at Cameron gas station
• Residents on detour route concerned about safety
• Reeder’s writ denied
• Easton man back for NFPB finals
• Lawmaker: Alcohol department needs staff
• St. Joseph hotels increase security
• Concern grows over possible base closures
• Missouri House funds education, cuts blind benefits
• Bicyclist hit by car in South Side
• Everyone is welcome to help students beautify the Riverbend Treatment Center at...
• Rain washes out City Round Robin
• Police search for assault suspect
• New clinic offers alternative to surgery
• Students step up for their schools
• Judge: Flag desecration law unconstitutional
• Missouri bill would ban implementing health care law
• Tea party PAC backs Steelman
• Expect new winner as NFPB Finals return to St. Joseph
• Longtime county clerk recalls vibrant election nights
• Obama to fast-track oil pipeline
• Jurors find former employee not guilty in 5 burglary cases
• School board candidate files 2 appeals over ballot
• Kansas aviatrix mystery continues with new clue, search
• Central tabs Musser as next coach
• Fed official: US must address debt
• Bridge project stays on schedule
• Distracted driving campaign goes public
• Missouri launches severe weather site
• Kansas Senate passes $14.B budget
• Students to promote bond with video
• Just your style
• Dollars, endorsements shifting toward Romney
• Kansas Senate rejects cut in sales, income taxes
• Largest crowd in Eggs and Issues history this morning - more than 250! Thanks to...
• The terrible effects of war
• YWCA would like city to take over aquatic center
• Savannah council delays water hike
• Trial starts in burglary cases
• Local leaders take issues to D.C.
• Pioli: Chiefs made play for Manning
• Dates announced for open burning
• Schweich won't enter GOP Senate race
• Chocoholics unite
• Missouri unemployment rate falls in February
• Missouri Senate rejects health insurance exchange
• Group to revisit Earhart mystery
• Police: Shooting suspects intended to start house fire
• 2 men injured in accident
• Romney looks to increase lead in Illinois
• Missouri group drops off toilet paper to protest Limbaugh
• Budget debate looms in Missouri House
• Lafayette secure after brief scare
• Western's contact-centric lineup thrives
• City seeks police hiring grant
• U.S. Senate’s top cop returns to Benedictine
• Missouri Air National Guard unit wins award
• Courting a new wave of lawsuits
• Apple Blossom Pageant seeks entries
• NPG to bring FOX station to St. Joseph
• City Round Robin postponed
• Romney, Paul camps form alliance in Missouri
• Checkpoint nets no DWI arrests
• E-mails show Forsee wanted Mizzou to stay in Big 12
• Manning chooses Broncos
• Changing the delivery method
• Kansas House passes $14B budget
• Judge orders new ballot
• Come see Dennis Stroughmatt perform live French Creole music and Mardi Gras folk...
• Great entertainment tonight - Strung Out Trio - 7:30 p.m. in Potter Hall. And it...
• Gunfire incident leads to 4 arrests
• Kansas squeaks out win over Purdue
• Caldwell County man hurt in ATV wreck
• Charges expected this week for Afghanistan shootings suspect
• Chillicothe police conduct St. Patrick’s Day saturation
• State’s food sources mostly domestic
• Andrew County teen hurt in crash
• Man takes opinion on birth control mandate to Jeff City
• Roadwork roundup, March 19, 2012
• Rushville-Sugar Lake Levee work completed
• St. Patrick parish observes anniversary with Latin Mass
• Missouri education overhaul faces stumbles
• Groundbreaking held for new Central athletic complex
• Murder still murky two decades later
• Shoving it to the wall of greed
• Families come together for St. Patrick’s Day parade
• Passage of April 3 bond issue would fund two new schools
• Caucus sees large turnout
• School ballot error requires hearing
• Missouri Western wins 3 straight over nationally ranked Southern
• Help needed finding 67-year-old
• Fire damages North Side house
• Lions Club holds flapjack fundraiser
• Cathedral School program enriches young minds
• Blanketing levees with extra dirt
• So what exactly is ‘pink slime’?
• Tough week for red meat
• 30 people charged in meth bust
• Christian boys finish 4th in Class 1
• Jefferson frustrated into 3rd-place game loss
• Norfolk State stuns Mizzou in first round
• Third place eludes North Platte once again
• 30 charged in federal meth distribution case
• Livewire podcast, March 16, 2012
• Nixon vetoes discrimination, workers' comp bills
• Corps plans April meetings
• Fire engulfs North End home
• Police looking for driver who hit woman
• Grandmother charged with endangering child
• Kansas panel won't act on Kobach citizenship rule
• Gingrich says virtually no chance he'll withdraw
• CBO: Obama budget produces 2013 deficit of $977B
• Hit and run causes gas leak
• Jefferson girls miss out on title game
• City now has ‘teeth’ to enforce sewer bills
• This time, it counts
• Custodian takes long way home, saves a life
• Montee receives endorsement
• Seat belt campaign to focus on youths
• GOP candidate targets regulations
• It's back to the consolation game for North Platte
• Christian boys go down in Class 1 semis
• Taliban talks off; Karzai tells NATO to pull back
• Kansas tax cut plan cheaper than thought
• Kansas voter citizenship bill in limbo
• It’s a St. Paddy’s Day party
• Graves files for seventh term
• Suspect nabbed in Brown County
• Longtime Lafayette coach dies
• YWCA seeks Women of Excellence nominations
• Central receives prestigious arts award
• Drug bust results in 3 arrests
• Northwest student senate approves fee
• Youths given chance to explore careers in media outlets
• Report: 33% of students complete college in 4 years
• Council to discuss CIP fund proposals
• Math teacher finds a constant in world of numbers
• Senate panel modifies tax plan; House OKs its own
• Cheap and easy
• AMC, Suddenlink reach agreement
• Spring break on 17th Street
• St. Joseph man charged with burglary
• Man injured by loose dog
• Seat belt campaign kicks off Thursday
• Savannah board approves Smith as football coach
• North Platte haunted, driven by history
• Sex charges dropped against Maryville teens
• Yet-to-be named facility set to open in late spring
• Downtown post office to soon be up for sale
• Jury convicts Sudanese man of stealing
• Siblings die on same day in two cities
• Backpack Buddies program receives $6,500 donation
• ‘No Budget No Pay’ bill gets a hearing
• School board candidates discuss $42M bond issue
• Scoring some Tide
• Police warn of phone scam in Cameron
• Nixon opposes Missouri lawmakers on cut to blind aid
• Candidates vie in Deep South
• Romney campaigns in Missouri
• Stocks record biggest gains of year
• Kansas House squashes bid to make Toto breed top dog
• Soup's on
• Join us for Murals for Minds, turning the bare walls of Riverbend Treatment Cent...
• Tornado drill Tuesday
• Two file for House seats
• Recruits get early taste of Marine life
• Last week of winter feels like spring
• Board aims for 2 new schools
• FEMA denies aid request for Daviess County
• Deferring a problem of schools
• Northwest student senators consider fee increase
• Food bank partnering with farmers in region
• Ballot question includes east-side school
• Missouri caucuses to begin Tuesday
• Housing sales increase in St. Joseph
• Come on in, the water's fine
• Joplin tornado zone has mail delivery problem
• Chiefs reportedly don't make the Manning cut
• Rotary Club seeks youths for exchange program
• Fill the free time
• Holt County, Maryville hold events with prizes
• YWCA invites public to stand up to racism
• Organ, chamber music comes alive
• Missing too much school could mean forfeiting prom
• Former banker turns to auto sales
• A full life of only 38 years
• Bookmobile on the way
• Christian's Shank hits game-winner at overtime buzzer
• Area pork producers work on crate conversion
• Funds for education ... but at what cost?
• School performance rankings don’t tell the whole story, educators say
• ATV overturns in Andrew County
• Deer cause two area accidents
• Bee winner gets second chance
• Hall that touches off arguments
• Panthers defend their way to Columbia
• Christian's Taff back for rematch vs. Jefferson
• Missouri retirement program praised in report
• Man charged with sex offenses
• Hate groups on the rise in Missouri
• Changes coming to the links
• Speaker counsels counselors on grief
• 3 named top school counselors
• Truck driver named in 2 cases
• Spring Break! Enjoy!
• In honor of H.O.P.E.
• Looks like a beautiful weekend for baseball! Saturday and Sunday at the Spring S...
• Santorum draws tea party ire in Kansas
• Paul stumps in Kansas ahead of caucuses
• Bill targets cell phone tracking in emergencies
• Missouri bill would put limits on primate ownership
• Man injured in rollover
• Prompt response contains fire
• Farmers face higher fuel prices
• ‘Big dig’ planned for Whitehead Creek
• Missouri House passes prescription database bill
• Dole throws support behind Romney
• Officials gather about rural crime
• Smith slated as next Savannah coach
• Missouri Senate passes workplace discrimination measure
• Missouri House passes prescription database bill
• Grain dealer ordered to pay $2.8 million
• Johnson leads No. 3 Kansas in rout of Texas A&M
• Governor highlights energy plant
• Prosecutor defends dismissing family sex case
• American Family transfers 13 positions
• Poll: Health overhaul unpopular, but not as feared
• Officers seize drugs, cash, weapons in bust
• Alarm forces bank evacuation
• Officers seize drugs, cash, weapons in bust
• KC Federal Reserve President Esther George speaks at Eggs and Issues March 21. B...
• DeKalb boys move on to quarters
• Lafayette County's pace wears down
• FEMA allocates $2.3M for flood damage cleanup
• Sewer service to be billed separately
• Chaz Bono relates his story of transition
• Woman finds family at heart of St. Patrick’s Day
• Missouri American approved for 15% hike
• Schweich testing waters for US Senate bid
• Santorum holds rally in Lenexa
• Workers' compensation bill sent to Nixon
• Sheriff issues warning on vacuum sales
• Apple unveils 'new iPad'
• 10 things to know about growing fruit trees
• Congratulations to Brian Shewell, nominated to be Western's next Student Governor.
• St. Joe Live Jams: Ben Constable
• Corps sees lower risk of flooding
• Stolen vehicle driver flees after crash
• Teen hurt in rollover accident
• Jefferson girls end Mercer’s unbeaten run for 3rd straight year
• Edison students celebrate culture
• Residents train for severe weather
• Of bucket lists and good food
• Western’s VP’s contract not renewed
• Fallen trooper honored by Missouri House
• Romney, Gingrich, Santorum claim victories
• Jefferson makes it 3 straight against Mercer
• LeBlond relieves Vertin of coaching duties
• McCaskill questions spending on Afghanistan infrastructure
• Wing could lose 38 members
• Dow falls more than 200 points
• Fro-yo frenzy
• Work continues on I-229 overpass
• Corps: Missouri River reservoirs ready for runoff
• Crews battle blaze near Greystone
• Expo Center effort starts on high note
• Fire hazard warning issued for area
• Deadline looms to register to vote
• Candidates share visions
• Christian boys, girls seek different playoff fate
• Police work with stores to thwart shoplifters
• Council gives nod to sod
• Agency names local ‘spirit award’ winners
• Savannah could see water rate spike
• Tough call for freedom of the road
• Lieutenant governor's race gets crowded
• 2nd Rural Crime Summit to be held Thursday
• Preliminary report released on plane crash
• Mr. Grienke’s neighborhood
• Michelle Obama challenges crowd in KC
• Obama to deliver commencement address in Joplin
• Princeton's Goodin signs with K-State
• Missouri state agencies see hit from rising gas prices
• Fire crews kept busy battling two blazes
• Fire destroys vacant North Side house
• Kearney woman hurt in accident
• Road work roundup, March 5, 2012
• Funding available for eco-friendly tips
• Putin claims victory in Russia's presidential election
• City Council to vote on annexation agreement
• Construction begins on new Heritage Church building
• Approved $42M bond issue would create higher-quality school
• Sertoma Club excited to celebrate centennial
• UCP Chili Challenge raises record 145,000
• Kansas dominates voting by Big 12 coaches
• Youth hospitalized after fire
• Christian beats North Andrew again, returns to playoffs
• Four straight: Romney wins Washington GOP caucus
• Southbound I-229 closing for repairs
• Braymer students honored for helping save family
• Six months after fatal crash, LifeNet St. Joseph carries on
• Devil’s in the details for schools
• Command sergeant retires
• Online firm promises to settle accounts
• A battle of the brains
• Cameron boys rally to title behind Morrison
• St. Joseph gaining retail trade
• No. 18-ranked Northwest Missouri State rallies in 2nd half
• Missouri Western fires Plett
• Levee repairs get under way in St. Joe
• Air show to feature wing walker
• Meters off the table
• Parties agree to terms of settlement
• When bad weather hits, she heads to the basement
• Workshop makes math count
• Pickett kids let loose to celebrate Dr. Suess
• Firm agrees to $10 million in fertilizer case
• Missouri Western fires Plett
• Branson ready for tourists despite damage
• Missouri tax revenues lag behind budget
• Bill would allow drug felons to get food stamps
• Parties agree to terms of settlement
• Staircase installed in Boehringer building
• Ravenwood man injured in accident
• St. Joe’s Got Talent, residents showed up to see
• Holt Co. awaits levee repairs
• Details emerge in alleged abuse of minister’s son
• CIP group leans toward August date
• Museum wraps up weekly talks
• New Senate bill introduction ends
• Report: Missouri has too many grounds for death penalty
• Shoeless child found on Belt
• Top-seeded Washburn eliminates Western
• Senate rejects 'conscience' amendment
• Gutsy effort comes up short. Final: Washburn 80 Griffons 63.
• Halftime: No. 1 seed Washburn 43 No. 8 MWSU 34. Koch with 18, Schoonover 9
• Clothing store coming to East Hills
• Pep band rocks the MIAA Tournament. 10 minutes from tip! Go Griffs!
• Red Cross launches 'Heroes' campaign
• Leavenworth shooting leaves 2 men dead
• Central’s record-setting season ends at hands of Lee’s Summit West
• Top 5: What to do this weekend
• Northwest Missouri minister accused of abusing 12-year-old son
• Homeless population increases a bit
• Second Harvest to launch fund drive
• Social service funding to be cut
• Survey suggests community support for indoor smoking ban
• Two charged with stealing from employers in St. Joseph
• Case worker wants better community
• Education bill changes
• Senate to take up Blunt’s ‘conscience’ amendment
• Rod’s closing its doors
• Pulling the plug on cable
• Kerrey to run for his former Nebraska seat
• The MWSU Concert Chorale will honor Joplin during the Governor's Verses and Voic...
• Missouri travelers, businesspeople speak on I-70 tolls
• Powerful storm injures 14 in Harveyville
• Storms kill 9, damage Branson theaters
• Holt leaving Maryville for Oak Park
• Gallatin man injured in accident
• "Fat, Sick & Nearly Dead": Be inspired by the critically acclaimed documentary....
• US: North Korea to suspend nuclear activities
• Second Harvest to launch fund drive
• Home brew
• Western faculty discuss Affordable Health Care Act
• Klippenstein will not challenge Guernsey
• Republicans crowd field in U.S. Senate primary
• Center was launch pad for legends
• Mid-Buch boys stop LeBlond in 1st round
• Central boys look forward to 3rd shot at LSW
• Counterfeit money circulating St. Joseph
• Three seek to challenge sheriff
• Dow closes above 13,000
• Congratulations to Lavonte Douglas and TJ Johnson on their all-MIAA selections!
• Missouri unemployment rate falls in January
• Meeting set on Downtown post office
• MoDOT to hold meeting on Highway 59
• Western students - the directing class needs you! More than 50 roles are availab...
• Treat each other well, then hope
• Single mom or Superwoman?
• Western's Koch named to MIAA 1st team
• Customers adjust to prescription changes
• Teens save family from burning house
• Car dealers waiting for impact of high gas prices
• Former chief to lead Catholic review board
• KCP&L proposes rate hike
• Missouri judge refuses to delay Senate candidacy filing
• The doctors Puderbaugh
• Congratulations to Jessica Koch and Alicia Bell on their All-MIAA selections!
• Northwest's Steinmeyer to retire
• Consultant: Nebraska's Kerrey reconsidering Senate run
• Mike Posner headlines Northwest's spring concert
• Former chief to lead Catholic review board
• Northwest to host annual Career Day
• Judge announces re-election bid
• Radio station looks to raise funds
• An idea to reduce home burglaries
• Hoping to boost online courses
• Maryville man seriously injured in ATV crash
• Regional differences complicate Kansas redistricting
• And the winners were ...
• 'The Artist' takes best picture Oscar
• Winthrop looks for thief, Maryville for mentors
• Missouri changing rules for Medicaid ‘spend down’ plan
• Bowl-A-Thon benefits regional arthritis patients, programs
• Man's Leap Day birthday a celebration with family
• Bearcats take Lions’ share of title
• Missouri disaster flights cost $117K
• 15 drivers cited during ‘Click It Or Ticket’ event
• Bike club members pick up trash along The Parkway
• The world and things not known
• Mayor: Christian faith important to him in manager search
• Education comes first
• Stopping trouble in its tracks
• No. 4 Jayhawks beat No. 3 Missouri in OT
• Griffon men beat SBU 78-58 to close the season. Great effort by the three senior...
• Western women lock up MIAA Tourney berth
• Jessica Koch now the all-time leading scorer in MWSU history. Griffs win 86-69 t...
• Students of Brian Alford perform at half: MWSU women lead SBU 52-28 on Senior Day!
• Benton girls lose lead, fall in title game
• Child abuse increasing in region
• Jury recommends stiff sentence on drug conviction
• Sheriff’s website leads to slew of arrests
• Issues arise with Nodaway County audit
• Rural Buchanan County sees string of thefts
• Miracle diet pill? A safe drug is elusive
• Woman taken into custody in abuse case
• Jury recommends stiff sentence
• Rumsfeld offers humor, caution at Fort Leavenworth
• Mayor opposes meters in address
• Gentlemen, start your fish fries
• Talking the talk
• Joplin service groups still facing huge demand
• KC parks board warns of effects of cuts
• Criminal Justice Week is once again coming to Missouri Western!! February 27th -...
• The Student Health/Wellness Fair will be held Tuesday, February 28 from 12-4 pm...
• Are you stressed out? Does even the mention of midterms make your stomach turn?...
• Second-half run spurs Central to district crown
• USPS closing 2 centers in Missouri, 7 in Kansas
• Second Harvest, eateries team up
• From floods to ecosystems
• Filing date Tuesday ... or is it?
• PetSmart coming to St. Joseph
• City Council may change sales-tax plan
• Ferrelview man charged in child pornography ring
• Informants become issue in drug trial
• Woman wanted for alleged abuse of infant
• Snorkel enters hiring phase
• Laugh 'til it hurts
• Livewire podcast, Feb. 23, 2012
• Local Sears safe
• Tentative opening dates set for Dick's, ALDI
• Patrol to enforce seat belt compliance
• Redistricting panel reaches deal on Missouri Senate
• Rural prosecutor enters AG race
• McCaskill airing first TV ads of re-election bid
• Polish your resume, dress professionally and come to the Spring Career Fair Marc...
• Heartland unveils new operating rooms
• ‘Fun, silly job’ helps librarian spread love of reading
• City agrees on who will run rec center
• Missouri River at center of MWSU discussion
• Attorney seeks new trial for Hollister
• Four taken to hospital after crash
• Department gun turns up in Arizona
• Students - There are still three days to sign up for MWSU's Minute To Win It Cha...
• Bedroom makeover
• Missouri Supreme Court to examine House map
• Missouri state parks see rise in attendance
• ‘Too much gov’ment brotha’
• Investigation begins on KCP&L project
• 1985 fire still haunts Atchison County
• Central rolls over Staley, advance to district finals
• Sex offender escapes from jail
• Bus service contract extended
• Red Cross encourages cease-fire
• Kansas State upsets No. 3 Missouri
• Dow briefly surpasses 13,000
• Brunner wants to curb regulations
• Tickets now on sale for the WAC Spring Concert featuring Sara Evans at the St. J...
• Brad Pitt's foundation to help KC redevelopment
• Second Harvest plans fundraiser
• Unlocked doors let gorillas escape at KC Zoo
• Allen eager to fulfill pre-injuries potential
• Unit prepares for soldiers’ return home
• Sunshine Electronic Display donates $200,000 to YMCA
• 343 St. Joseph students took advanced testing in 2011
• Old magic that helps exporting
• Dates changed for some presidential caucuses
• SST facility to add 300 jobs
• Meth lab seizures rise 6% in Missouri
• How bad will it get?
• Some Joplin residents wonder where donations went
• Missouri curators approve average 3 percent tuition hike
• Thinly veiled secret
• KCI exhibit honors fallen soldiers
• Central a state threat in Hook's final season
• Fatality identified in Saturday rollover
• DeKalb County man seriously hurt in crash
• Officials welcomed, honored
• Spring in the air at annual garden expo
• Making healthy changes
• U.S., Britain urge Israel not to attack Iran
• Local scholars note instability of Syria
• Initiative seeks to legalize marijuana in Missouri
• City may extend bus contract with First Transit
• Savannah's Cody Hummer wins 3rd straight title
• To smoke or not to smoke
• Man killed in rollover wreck
• Atchison-St. Joe blues
• State honors Maryville schools
• Stamping a renewal of old days
• A chance to get out of winter ‘doldrums’
• Warm weather causes Polar Bear Plunge donations to soar
• Mid-Buchanan has 3 wrestlers aiming for titles
• NPG Printing pares staff
• Illnesses give Troy school students a day off
• AT&T to expand mobile data access in region
• Man charged with sodomy
• Harris appears in local courtroom
• Shrinking budget could affect local Air Wing
• Student, 16, charged after bomb threat
• Congress approves tax cut extension
• Aquatic Center closing a ‘difficult’ decision
• Lawmakers try to hammer out transportation bill
• Man interrupts burglary in progress
• Sicknesses cause Troy schools to close
• Beautiful set for Arsenic and Old Lace! Shows through Sunday. mwsutix.com
• After six-year search, police arrest alleged sex offender
• Missouri Western is closed Monday in observance of President's Day. Happy 3-day...
• Police arrest student in bomb threat
• Benedictine Institute the first of its kind
• Arsenic and Old Lace is a hit! Tickets still available at www.mwsutix.com.
• Break repaired; road work continues
• Five Lathrop wrestlers advance to Class 1 quarterfinals
• Nuisance ordinance takes effect March 1
• Silent walk sparks rally for sexual assault awareness
• Northwest cuts 20 jobs
• U.S. Army proposes budget for corps, local levee repairs
• Andrew County Jail moving forward
• Woman charged in lockdown incident
• Penn Street antiques closing
• Penn Street antique store closing
• YWCA to close its Aquatic Center
• Two hospitalized in rural accident
• Northwest cutting 20 positions
• Wired in
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• It's opening night! "Arsenic and Old Lace" in the Potter Hall Theater. Get your...
• Victim ID could take another day
• Students - Submit a design for the President's Holiday Card Contest. The student...
• Hamilton’s Schieber overcomes back injury, eyes wrestling state title
• Top 5: What to do this weekend
• Congress finalizes deal on payroll tax
• Jury delivers split verdict to convict, acquit man
• Lafayette assembly honors WWII soldier
• Identities of plane crash victims revealed
• Jumping in with both feet
• Scholar learned lessons in business in St. Joseph
• Robert Keatley recalled for promoting St. Joseph’s past, future
• It wasn’t just a drill
• Water main break closes portion of Belt Highway
• Bomb threat evacuates Riverside West campus
• Flood leads to increased electric bills
• Cracker Barrel goes smoke free
• ID of plane victims could take days
• Get it together
• Coach expected to get released
• Man in custody following lock-down
• Plane crash kills two
• Central's Bell keys win over Ruskin
• Osborn's Elder taken from game in ambulance
• House debates English-only licenses
• A ‘closet’ away from home
• Sweethearts surprised with song
• Newspaper from past can bring new hope
• St. Joseph district superintendent approved for raise
• Man may get life in prison for sex charges
• Missouri Supreme Court strikes down 2010 ethics law
• Teens appear in court in sexual assault case
• 2 die in private plane crash
• Sara Evans headlines Missouri Western spring concert
• St. Joe Live Jams: Borderline
• Police investigate shots fired at Brittany Village
• Growth of a garden
• Western welcomes Sara Evans to the Civic Arena April 12 for the WAC Spring Conce...
• Heart your Union TODAY, 11-3. All kinds of freebies!
• Senators seek action on 'Mad Cow' rule
• Bill gives educators border duty
• AT&T customers surprised by ‘unlimited’ plan
• Lifeline Foods to embark on $13 million ‘decoupling’ of plant
• Research probes ads having humor and violence
• First snow, then the ice
• District picks new bus firm
• White House cuts funding for Kansas lab
• Paleo palate
• Toddler injured in rollover accident
• Jump Rope for Heart rescheduled
• Nebraska man injured in accident
• Students begin search for financial aid resources
• Northwest uses Facebook for funding
• Small winter storm expected to bring slickness to roads
• Plattsburg gets funds for water project
• Need to rebuild levees still stands
• Recycling could save money for school district
• One small step for safety
• Rolling in the Grammys
• Mummies, Buddhas and crickets, oh my
• Trenton’s Hill undefeated in quest for 3rd state title
• An enduring phrase that fill the gaps
• All that jazz
• Elements combine to form fundraiser
• A reason to celebrate
• Sheriff’s Department to see cuts
• Plans for expo center still on track
• GOP members gather at Lincoln-Reagan Dinner
• City Council to vote on bonds for Cryovac
• Transfers provide more pieces around Cooper, Reinders for No. 18 Northwest
• K.C. mayor wants $1 billion for infrastructure
• Assistance available for disaster victims
• March of Dimes kicks off event with breakfast
• Teen gets probation for robbing father
• City releases meter plan
• ‘College for Kids’ helps open minds
• Increase Western’s student fees? Maybe
• Corps awards levee contracts
• 3 charged in Platte City meth lab
• Making workouts a fit for men
• Missouri primary sets low mark in turnout
• KC mayor wants $1 billion for infrastructure
• January restaurant inspections available
• Obama revamps birth control policy
• Sixth graders from Humboldt Elementary cheer with Max after graduating from the...
• Central's Kelley denied milestone win
• Man accused of beating 2-year-old submits to authorities
• Students testify to support state-exercise bill
• News-Press wins 7 APME awards
• ‘FAFSA Frenzy’ set to aid students
• Dreams of soaring high
• British man wanted in 1993 heist nabbed in Missouri
• Contraception mandate draws debate
• St. Joseph woman gets probation in helping steal from friend
• City staff plans new ‘green’ project
• United Way still calls on ‘community to give’
• McCaskill questions corps nominee about river priorities
• 911 services restored in rural counties
• 7 arrested in Platte County drug raids
• 911 services halted in some rural counties
• Nixon: I-70 tolls should require voter approval
• Kodak to stop making cameras, digital picture frames
• Man wanted for child assault in custody
• Missouri House approves workplace discrimination bill
• Nixon outlines $10M in grants for colleges
• Kansas House approves redistricting bill
• Dying of laughter
• Livewire podcast, Feb. 9, 2012
• Details emerge on chain accident
• Northwest men alone atop MIAA standings
• Grant keeps Social Welfare Board going
• Firefighter reflects
• Turnout topples in presidential primary
• Commissioners postpone nuisance code vote
• Detectives investigating beating of 2-year-old
• Truman State plans MIAA exit
• 2 deputies injured in crash
• Suit filed against former St. Joseph priest
• For Santorum, new challenges follow big wins
• Man charged with molesting child
• The Center for Student Engagement is hosting two upcoming events for students: M...
• St. Joe Live Jams: Borderline
• Missouri teen gets life with possible parole in killing
• Northwest delays announcement on cuts
• Green furnishings take the show
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• Wilkinson keys Benton's win over Lafayette
• K.C. Fed chief predicts slight economic growth
• We’re the survivors
• Republicans plan Lincoln-Reagan Dinner
• Student art show coming to Western
• Nixon amending budget
• Activists not giving up on ‘Cracker House’
• Lafayette choir sings with success
• Reeder registers as write-in candidate
• Santorum holds early lead in Missouri primary
• Voters approve CIP tax extension
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• Giving popcorn some pop
• Lawsuit: George Brett falsely advertises necklaces
• Missouri House OKs workplace discrimination measure
• Joplin schools to put $62M bond to vote
• Romney battles Santorum, Paul in 3 states
• Griffon Arts Alliance Student Art Show in Remington Hall: opening reception 6-9...
• MoDOT: I-229 bridge is safe
• Deadline nears for FSA loans
• As Susan Montee prepares for kick-off, another rival emerges
• City prepares for capital improvements vote
• All politics all the time in America
• Work continues on Northwest’s classrooms inside Green Acres
• Officials uncertain on election turnout
• Southbound Interstate 229 bridge back open
• Authorities identify suspected arsonist
• Accident linked to outage
• Congratulations to Dan Danford '78 for being featured in "2012 America's Top Fin...
• Settlement reached in student’s death
• The touch of home
• Patrol releases name of fiery crash victim
• Teva clear to resume production
• Leader of KC diocese review board resigning
• Missouri bill would allow school bus ads
• Arsenic and Old Lace, Feb. 16-19. Get your tickets now!
• Free screening of "In the Name of the Father" at 7 p.m. Thursday in the Kemper R...
• Sheriff issues road advisory
• Look before you leap
• Romney win leaves rivals few options
• Arts Council braces for hit to funding
• Council going paperless
• Man remembered for perseverance, talents, experience as immigrant
• Club for the deaf holds second Super Bowl party
• The difference between 'here,' 'here illegally'
• Pets show off their best
• Giants beat Patriots 21-17 to win the Super Bowl
• Roadwork roundup, Feb. 6, 2012
• Tollefson prepares for 2nd Super Bowl
• Missouri’s late rally saves day
• Smoke aggravates
• Adjuncts good or bad for students?
• These leaders excel
• In new video, Central teens warn against texting and driving
• Cub Scouts learn value of teamwork at Pinewood Derby
• Red Cross to host disaster training course
• A metered history on parking
• Science event both entertains and educates young students
• Chiefs in discussions with Daboll to run offense
• Lee’s Summit West beats Central in key Suburban Big 6 game
• EPA plans workshop in St. Joe
• Man sentenced to 6 years in prison
• Atchison woman injured in Florida crash
• Air Guard getting newer planes
• Robb celebrates 25 years on bench
• Western football adds Central State to schedule
• Fire reported in city's North End
• Congratulations, Coach! Tom Smith inducted this weekend:
• On a mission
• Hiring surges in January
• Brownback confident meetings didn't violate law
• Judge upholds redistricting map
• Deaf Club to host Super Bowl party
• 56-year-old inmate dies in Cameron
• Charges reduced in Plattsburg shooting
• Man found dead, suspected in fires
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• Griffon Idol:
• Rain causes serious accident
• Parents of missing KC baby to appear on 'Dr. Phil'
• Fiery crash kills one near Cameron
• Hamilton sweeps doubleheader at Polo
• Ambulance official charged in land-deal case
• Added legislative language gives a break to bridges
• Western student an ‘American Idol’?
• Special Olympic athletes compete
• More students qualify
• Party officials urge Primary turnout
• Accident doesn't derail senior
• Missouri economic development director resigns
• Missouri curators wary of tuition increase
• Livewire podcast, Feb. 2, 2012
• Danish man sentenced for extorting Buchanan County girl
• Students - enhance your leadership skills through the Barbara Sprong Leadership...
• Ambulance official charged in corruption case
• Go Griffs! Western softball tops MIAA preseason poll!
• Rural residents warned of burglaries
• Heartland launches mobile care clinic
• Complicated path leads Hart to Western
• Mercer County pedestrian struck by vehicle
• Police searching for missing girl
• Western reveals new vice president
• Lawmakers push for ‘conscience exemption’ in federal health law
• Program to help prepare young readers
• Does gaming money go to schools?
• In the Courts, Feb. 2, 2012
• Retired sergeant: ‘It’s time to move on’
• Welcome to 16 new football players and 5 new soccer players!
• Former St. Louis, Missouri State coach Spoonhour dies at 72
• Rams gets $124M to upgrade dome
• GOP challengers trail McCaskill in money
• Missouri senator delays workplace discrimination vote
• Facebook to go public, raise $5B
• Pipe bomb found, rendered safe
• Please welcome Dr. Jonathan Yordy, Western's next vice president for university...
• Highly touted WR signs with Mizzou
• University officials lament budget cuts
• The big picture
• Graves raises more than $675K for re-election
• Lawson man dies in crash
• Efforts made to revise hours farm supplies can be hauled
• Thanks, Uncle Don Briscoe
• Great Northwest Day at the Capitol addresses roads, 911 services
• Catholic schools celebrate a special week
• 2 charged with assaulting officer appear in court
• Resident supports county tax
• A glimpse of what could be
• Romney wins big in Florida
• City of Elwood without water
• Report: Western earns football commit from famous recruit
• Another Study Away opportunity: New York Art & Culture March 29th - April 1st, 2...
• Steelers interview former Chiefs coach Todd Haley
• 2 charged in string of car thefts
• 'Tornado tourism' stirs anger in Joplin
• Spence launches ads in governor race
• Court hearing starts over Missouri congressional map
• Fall in love with cacao
• Man charged with enticing child
• Hearing held for assault suspect
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• Extra weight to carry
• No time to take a back seat
• Missouri Senate bill looks to verify students’ citizen status
• GOP Senate hopefuls debate in Branson
• End of January brings record-breaking temps
• Andrew County commissioners adopt conservative budget
• Maryville mourns loss of teacher
• District mulls bus firm change
• Voting for a national direction
• Fire under investigation
• Split at the Fieldhouse: Griffon women beat Ft. Hays, 90-78. Men fall 62-58.
• Officers assaulted, pelted with rocks
• Tests find Platte County skull not recent
• Chiefs hire special teams coach, release 3 others
• Missouri Democrats vow to oppose discrimination bill
• St. Joe Proud: KQ2 talks to the opera team that finished 2nd in a national compe...
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• Missouri Senate panel endorses union legislation
• Greisen's career takes another twist
• Residents flee apartment blaze
• Permit secured to put river mud back into river
• Rock Port gets a new police chief
• Shed, building fires under additional investigation
• Faith in Action celebrates 2011’s achievements
• Positivism shared at candlelight vigil for Kecia King
• Firefighters believe blaze was intentional
• Living without the Internet
• Helping rural areas grow
• Family guards America
• Mom, kids escape house fire in North End
• Annual show at Civic Arena draws thousands
• Colgan Center assists troubled youths
• Room left for mature decisions
• Washburn crashes down on Missouri Western
• Realty company eyes new home
• More than 150 student athletes recognized for academic success. Halftime men's b...
• Iowa State stuns No. 5 Kansas
• Gray’s jumper sparks Central's rally past Truman
• Missouri travels to Central Florida in 2012
• Trucker to get hearing Monday
• Busy day in court
• Powerball ticket sales strengthen despite price hike
• Commercial drivers push to talk
• Atchison students getting iPads
• More schools getting portable technology
• Suspect sought after man robbed at gunpoint
• Murky mangled mess in Maryville
• St. Louis to host Iraq veteran parade
• Obama decries rising cost of college education
• Real estate struggles tough on churches
• Brownback wants to make teacher evaluations public
• GM Fairfax workers vote to authorize strike
• Missouri looking for next poet laureate
• Central claims City Wrestling Meet crown
• Dog-breeding law up for discussion
• District ending ‘early outs’
• Council endorses meters
• Gator driver injured in accident
• 139th Airlift Wing holds trade show
• Deputies charged in drug fraud
• MIAA basketball championships remain in Kansas City
• Fire crews battle blaze on Lovers Lane
• Livewire podcast, Jan. 26, 2012
• Western’s Garnett named PGA golfer to watch
• Missouri Supreme Court declines redistricting case
• Republican drops House bid to run for Missouri AG
• Top 5: What to do this weekend
• Bishop Finn set for September trial
• Murder suspect arraigned
• Tourism group worried about meters
• The calm before the storm
• Tussle in Topeka
• Aircrews go back to school
• 2 men to be sentenced in bald eagles’ nest cases
• 108-year-old’s secret to life?
• Professor has sweeping view of different cultures
• Missouri Western to get cinema upgrades
• Man charged in son's death, wife's shooting
• Guidance counselor charged with sexual misconduct
• High school senior charged with statutory rape
• Suspect arrested in Florida
• Burglary caught on video
• Missouri farmers eligible for new fed loan guarantees
• Shooting reported in Clinton County
• A whole new persepective
• Program seeks to expand food stamp access
• MoDOT director sees local benefit to tolls
• Curry arrested for providing alcohol to minors
• Platte County murder trial continued to Feb. 28
• Northwest leaving position unfilled
• Youth tickled pink over playhouse
• Bullies never quite go away
• Warrant issued in woman's death
• Goodwin to return to Benton bench this week
• Apartment fire started on stove
• Obama to take on economy in address
• Nation's oldest federal judge dies at 104
• The Art Department Faculty Biennial Exhibition, currently on view in the Potter...
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• 'Hugo' leads Oscar nominations
• Scorsese's 'Hugo' leads Oscars with 11 nominations
• Fire breaks out at American Walnut Company
• Central upends city-rival Benton
• Motorist charged with assault
• Police make arrest in firearms case
• If approved, ordinance will add 48 acres of landfill
• Bills target privacy concerns
• Area’s dry weather could last into spring
• Bootstraps in a world of learning
• Gov. Nixon to local veteran: Merci
• Group seeks to stop larger trucks
• Heated charges, counter-charges in Florida debate
• Demolition to begin Sunday at Joplin hospital
• Central's Meinert commits to South Dakota
• Patrol investigating death in St. Joseph
• Mizzou No. 2 in new poll; KU at No. 5
• Missouri plans savings from debt refinancing
• Stock full of nutrition
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• KC group creates alternative to payday loans
• Heartland, Aetna unveil new insurance plan
• Three hurt in crash on Amelia Earhart Memorial Bridge
• No injuries after train strikes vehicle
• Giffords to resign from Congress this week
• Higher education budget cuts likely to hurt programs
• Road work roundup, Jan. 23, 2012
• Ag specialists to lend a hand
• A little help with a big day
• Bearcat men stomp Hornets
• Italian captain's reputation likely sunk
• Governor’s conference draws 500 to Crown Center
• PACT members mostly happy with smaller plan for schools
• Tax time approaching
• Gingrich storms to South Carolina victory
• Jamesport woman dies in crash
• Habitat fundraiser focuses on food, shelter
• TV celebrity, guns attract visitors to Civic Arena
• Smithville ends long conference drought with MEC wrestling title
• Kansas survives scare against Texas
• Man in custody after Gentry Co. chase
• Jamesport woman dies in rollover accident
• One of a Kind for Western basektball
• Beyond Xs and Os
• Missouri curator resigns 1 year early
• Maysville man gets 7 years for sex acts with child
• Corps optimistic for no 2012 flooding
• Bartlett Grain co-op moves forward
• In a hurry to get to jail
• St. Joseph Museums updates members
• Habitat project costing more than $7 million commences
• Congress puts off piracy bill
• St. Joseph Ryan's to remain open
• Skull found in Platte County
• Legendary blues singer Etta James dies
• Joplin leaders endorse recovery plan
• KC streetcar proposal on fast track
• 200 protest outside KC courthouse
• Brownback wants to repeal 51 statutes, rules
• Man jailed after high-speed chase
• Woman charged with stealing from Girl Scouts
• Nuisance ordinance closer to being law
• MH-MA boys romp into Riverside finals
• Big changes proposed for Big Lake State Park
• Woman robbed at knife point
• Atchison bridge taking shape
• Business coaching group holds annual meeting
• Northwest recognized for ‘green’ practices
• ‘Shed more light on’ Islam
• Man suffers medical condition behind the wheel
• Livewire podcast, Jan. 19, 2012
• Missouri House approves constitutional spending limit
• Man sentenced for growing pot in Gower
• Ryan's chain closing 81 restaurants
• Baker enters lieutenant governor race
• Kodak files for bankruptcy
• Perry to drop out of race
• Quilt group finds outlet for sharing pastime
• Driver injured in one-vehicle accident
• Hollister’s defender files for second extension of appeal
• Lawmakers tackle school funding
• City Council still debating parking meters
• Crime increases, but most violent ones decrease
• Sen. Roy Blunt doesn’t agree with Keystone rejection
• Schools to ask for $42M bond issue
• Crop advisers meet in St. Joseph
• USDA announces $308M for disaster-stricken states
• Missouri's chief justice calls for sentencing fixes
• Man, 24, charged in KC area mall shooting
• Second Maryville student charged in sex case
• The sensational 6
• President Vartabedian reacts to the Governor's proposed budget:
• Traffic signal repairs continue at busy intersection
• Bethany man waives hearing in murder, arson case
• Some like it hot
• Daniel, Hunt pace Gallatin in GRC victory over Polo
• University administrators react to news of funding cuts
• Savannah voters have choices for City Council election
• Mardi Gras Parade set for Feb. 18
• Filing ends for school board ballot
• Capital campaign launched
• People must support Midtown
• Three-car collision injures two
• Royals avoid arbitration with 4
• Report focuses on secondhand smoke
• Nixon expected to outline more budget cuts
• Court strikes down Senate map
• Spence raises nearly $2.4M for governor bid
• Patrol probes teen's death
• First day of classes is also the first day of preparation for the next theatre p...
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• Vilsack to speak on philanthropy before regional foundation
• Car wash feels mild-winter blues
• Community celebrates Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Bell survives another knee scare
• Voting when it’s not even a Tuesday
• Missouri National Guard moves into ‘top 10’
• Montee defends license office
• Standoff ends in Lathrop
• Group tri
• Huntsman quits presidential race
• Hundreds mark MLK holiday outside SC capitol
• 'Artist,' 'Descendants' score top Globe wins
• Woman makes Disney a part of her career
• Princess power
• Events to honor Martin Luther King Jr.
• Study: Marijuana use among teenagers on the rise
• Livestock auction owner denied license
• Road work roundup, Jan. 16, 2012
• Tuesday Night Talks kicks off this week
• Food pantry's new hours attract additional clients
• Royals optimistic about 2012, make stop in St. Joseph
• Blacksnake Girls ready to jam
• Reinders tallies career-high in Northwest's win over Southwest Baptist
• County again proposes tax issue, this time with sunset
• St. Joseph’s Chappell places 85th at Olympic Marathon trials
• District eyes moving sixth grade to middle school model
• Police: 2 people wounded in shooting at Missouri mall
• Who one is and what an ID says
• Mild winter helps city
• Metro Chamber holds banquet observing 2011 successes
• Duncan Street fire prompts evacuation
• No. 9 Missouri beats Texas
• Check out Griffon basketball on MIAA TV right now! #GoGriffs
• Lawsuit filed against diocese
• Heeding the call
• St. Joseph's Chappell set for today's Olympic Trials
• Red-light camera funds given to schools?
• Residents sound off about license office indictments
• Christian girls win Fairfax Tourney again
• Federal funding expedites corps’ levee construction
• Man given 15 years for hauling 105 pounds of pot
• Bethany man charged with murder, arson
• Police looking for driver in hit and run
• Mark Cole leaving Savannah football program
• MWSU will be closed Monday for Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Classes start Tuesday!
• Blunt undergoes heart procedure
• Woman sentenced for stealing $387,000 from employer
• River programs disbanded
• Parks board gets a look at new rec center
• Casino gradually bouncing back from flood
• Benton fall to defending state champs Oak Grove
• Troopers recover Guthrie's body
• Livewire podcast, Jan. 12, 2012
• What to do with 90,000 sandbags?
• Joplin rolls out tornado recovery plan
• Spence drops economics degree from bio
• Top 5: What to do this weekend
• Roads remain slick as temperatures plunge
• Benton falls to top-seeded North Kansas City
• How fat is your cat?
• Curator finds stories of the past in Brown County
• Water is key to ending population decline
• Graves calls for action on river priorities
• PSF odor controls in place
• Maryville teen charged with sexual assault
• Mizzou asks feds to adjust football spending data
• St. Joseph called 'hub' of ID conspiracy
• Area home sales show gain
• Signs paint a more positive picture
• Highway funding bill on fast track in Missouri Senate
• Brownback prepares to give State of State
• Protesters interrupt Graves speech
• Brown County accident kills man, injures 3
• A restaurant of its own
• Inexperienced Mid-Buchanan holds off Bishop LeBlond
• Brookside battles bedbugs
• Nearly 2,000 enter annual community weight-loss challenge
• Loan company robbed
• Lots to be mad about
• Graves to step in for Blunt at chamber event
• Maryville chooses new city manager
• Business groups gear up for annual statehouse lobbying
• Balanced budget approved
• Romney wins in New Hampshire
• North Belt loan company robbed
• Area USDA offices spared
• Raccoon carcasses dumped in creek
• Senate hopefuls Akin, Steelman debate
• Grant City woman hurt after striking deer
• Maryville chooses new city manager
• No trainers were harmed in the filming of Koch's Corner.
• New year, new diet
• Defendant pleads not guilty in hatchet murder
• Council approves shell building funds
• Decision on school bond vote date not made yet
• The inertia of taking a free ride
• Signs painted over, but more could come
• Hackers target mobile phones
• ‘Selling Missouri to the world’
• Police search for possible shooting victim
• Chiefs hire Crennel as head coach
• Study: Statins linked with small diabetes risk
• Chief of staff Daley resigns
• Deadline looms for February vote
• Giffords leads shooting remembrance
• Baker, Ridgeway likely to run for lieutenant governor
• Guard members leave for Guantanamo Bay
• The doctor is in
• Road work roundup, Jan. 9, 2012
• Survey shows citizens feel safe in St. Joseph
• Chatty clerks no match for cranky customers
• Power outage darkens city of Trenton
• Businessman hopes to inspire youths with aviation event
• Meetings set on Big Lake State Park
• Nixle back in service
• Eagle Days event sets attendance record
• Just like Batman and Robin
• Kansas leaders taking 2 paths in response to Boeing
• Drunks aware but don’t care, study shows
• Family Guidance Center launches health home initiative
• Food arts that trend in our midst
• Warm winter welcomed
• Education law’s promise falls short after 10 years
• Universities will watch closely Nixon’s address
• Western women make it a win streak
• City ponders parking meters Downtown
• Michaelis scores 2,000th point; Mercer downs Joplin
• Charges filed in brutal murder, stabbing
• A full house
• Riverside drops doubleheader to Immaculata
• Santorum: Trim Social Security now
• Agenda set for Capitol trip
• Prime Tanning lawsuit settled
• $3.3M going to levee repair
• Offender runs out of chances
• Cameron man gets probation for growing pot
• Savannah gets unique firefighting truck
• Charges to be filed in May homicide
• Charges to be filed in May homicide
• Arrests clear multiple theft cases
• Offender runs out of chances
• Missouri River management plan for 2012 released
• Walk-in registration is Thursday, Jan. 12! Check the online registration guide.
• It's the thought that counts
• 'Two beers’ doesn’t hold water
• Cameron man gets probation for growing pot
• Missouri receives more disaster recovery money
• US unemployment rate falls
• Up to the challenge
• Maryville junior Zech back from injury
• President proposes 'leaner' military
• Blunt, Graves sound off on Obama’s recess appointments
• Hearing addresses water-rate hike
• Non-licensed vets cannot make profit
• Platte County officials upset by budget proposal
• Keep on growing
• Livewire podcast, Jan. 5, 2012
• Fire destroys Elwood home
• Stolen property recovered from home
• Nixon makes appointments to higher ed boards
• Nixon: University borrowing plan 'off the table'
• Missouri revenues falling short of budget
• Four Craig men charged after raids in Holt County
• Picture perfect
• Cooper, Northwest defeat Western
• District responds to ACLU warning
• A problem for middle America: Where can you get a Viking ship?
• Students receive Apple MacBook computers
• Former local politician dies in Elwood crash
• Voters to decide in February if tax stays
• State lawmakers announce agendas as session opens
• The Commons may lose incentives
• Zumba in the Room-ba! 10 am Jan. 21 in the Griffon Indoor Sports Complex!
• Enough signatures collected to challenge KC plant
• Students get their clicks
• Man dies in first traffic fatality of the year
• St. Joe Live Jams: Eyelit
• Cold weather shelter opens
• Salvation Army exceeds campaign goal
• Boeing to cut 2,160 jobs in Kansas
• Red Cross prepares for new year
• Bachmann quits GOP race
• La Mesa to replace original restaurant
• Investigation continues following raid
• Lafayette avenges earlier loss to Savannah
• PSC to hold Thursday hearing in water rate case
• Legislators to tackle big issues this year
• Author argues addictive personality doesn't exist
• Domestic abuse felon given probation after wife’s testimony
• Kellogg taking over arraignments
• 4 arrested during major search in Craig
• Fairview pro Habermehl takes new job
• Romney, Paul, Santorum seen in top tier
• Western, Northwest each have 8 all-region picks
• Jose Pepper's closes as scheduled
• Pony School holds first class
• Pantry expands hours to fight hunger
• Starbucks to raise prices in some regions
• Springfield considers feeding kids on Saturday
• His loss is his gain
• Hopefuls make last stands before Iowa caucuses
• St. Joseph unemployment rate at lowest since 2008
• Rule prohibiting use of cell phones in trucks raises doubt
• Postal Service says current space Downtown too large
• Accident sends man to hospital
• Driver, passenger injured in two-vehicle wreck at Cook and Miller intersection
• Guard ‘always ready’
• Registered sex offender loses housing benefits
• Not out-of-the-ordinary
• Tinkering on tap for school funds
• Woman dies in Chillicothe prison
• Accident sends two to hospital
• Savannah man injured in accident
• Good kids, bad choices
• Why wait until December?
• Trying to avoid a sequel
• Area man died trying to help
• McCaskill touts watchdog role 2012 re-election campaign
• Lawmakers refocus their business proposals
• Maryville city manager finalists to meet citizens
• Magazine: Central grad is someone to watch
• First baby of new year keeps quiet disposition
• New year, new look
• Break from prison
• Two extricated in three-vehicle crash
• Black Iron Grill owner killed in motorcycle accident
• Higher percentage of babies born on Medicaid in 2011
• Predictions made about predictions
• Presidential picks being mulled over
• Romney leading pack in Iowa
• No. 1: Flood swallows communities
• Kansas rolls past North Dakota, Archer
• Happy New Year! Be safe, and we'll see you in 2012!
• Put the past in its place
• No. 2: Explosion kills six in Atchison
• Taxi company gears up for busy day
• Law enforcement officials planning for busy night
• Victims’ group must reveal records in priest case
• Way to work hard off the field, too, Griffon soccer!
• Deal reached in cable, CBS dispute
• Friday night scoreboard
• Nebraska man dies in Kansas crash
• Verizon drops 'convenience fee'
• Nixon names new economic development chief
• Missouri lawmakers to consider federal health care law
• Driver dies after accident with utility truck
• Post office scaling back Downtown
• Fire in the sky
• 6. Murder shocks community
• Radiology technician retires
• Thursday night scoreboard
• Livewire podcast, Dec. 29, 2011
• Local Sears, Kmart stores survive first round of closings
• KC man charged with trying to take gun onto flight
• Top 5: What to do this weekend
• Missouri lawmakers mull changes to school formula
• Homeowner seeks help after fire
• Poll: In 2012, it can only get better
• Benedictine cancels game after player's death
• Car dealer offers free coats
• The social rebel
• Bronze Star finally awarded
• Author follows her dream to write
• Joplin tornado tops Missouri 2011 stories
• Wednesday night scoreboard
• Absentee voting begins in Missouri
• US warns Iran against closing key oil passage
• Midland Manhunt: Logan W. Merritt
• Audit questions cost of elk restoration
• Missouri lawmaker proposes expanding abuse reporting
• Council rejects former mayor
• Troopers go 'hand-in-hand’ in new search
• SEC unveils 2012 football schedule
• Accident sends teen to hospital
• Expect delays on Atchison bridge
• Ready to celebrate
• Council OKs plat for first Uptown homes
• Killing of bin Laden voted top news story
• Nebraska Senator Nelson announces retirement
• Maysville man tries to mobilize Missourians for rally at capitol
• Western offers new health informatics degree
• Dunkin' Donuts serves last customer
• Woman stabbed in Platte County
• Arts group plans to renovate Maryville theater
• Carnahan denies conflict over ballot measure
• Repairs to start on Liberty Memorial
• How to uncork a champagne bottle
• Fire damages home on Christmas
• Up to 120 Sears, Kmart stores to close
• City offers 'live’ tree disposal
• Praying for a resolution
• Look, you're blushing!
• Squaw Creek to close for deer hunt
• Lawmakers consider school funding changes
• Another good day for stores
• This year and dust of the ages
• Boy injured in accident
• Marriage, divorce numbers remain steady
• First the flood, then the buyouts
• Bridge project nears completion
• Etched in history, a trophy business
• Heroin use on the rise
• An ‘Open Door’ to Christmas
• Blast mar pope’s peace appeal
• Westar increase would impact Northeast Kansas
• Feedback sought on 4-day school week plan
• Road work roundup, Dec. 26, 2011
• Still home for the holidays
• St. Joseph man injured in collision
• Angus rancher James Sprake dies
• Power line might go through Missouri
• Home fires blaze anew this holiday
• Lending a helping hand
• Thousands enjoy merry Christmas in Bethlehem
• Pearce to help Western get fair share of funds
• A lifetime of joyfulness
• Chiefs' playoff hopes fizzle with overtime loss
• Europe financial crisis leads list of topics
• Chamber touts efforts in attracting new industry
• What to say about Santa?
• Mattress Firm opens doors
• Kansas preparing to replace Statehouse roof, dome
• Murder suspects still in jail
• Scams run rampant during holiday season
• Mayor plans to pay tax lien
• City’s hands tied on signs
• Midwest set for brown Christmas
• Bison return to Northwest Missouri
• KCP&L files for energy efficiency programs
• Accident leaves driver disoriented
• The goats will be home for Christmas
• Minor accident slows traffic
• No. 12 Kansas blows past USC
• Top 5 things to do the weekend of Dec. 23, 2011
• Cousins sentenced for stabbing
• Community honors those who died homeless
• Man receives new trial in rape case
• Dispute still stands as Wind Capital pays up
• Paperwork remains for those seeking office
• Payroll tax deadlock ends as House caves
• Flash mob surprises Spring Garden
• All families ‘adopted’
• Teacher resigns after complaint filed
• Agency meets Christmas goal
• 2011: The year in music
• Deal reached on payroll extension
• Officers find bullets in Midtown
• Police: Missing Kan. college student found safe
• Classy glasses
• Orton returns to spotlight
• A little help for the holidays
• New year brings laptops to schools
• Buchanan County presents $100K check
• A lone, lighted tree has a far reach
• Two-month tax cut only option
• Benedictine team shocked by player's death
• St. Joe Live Jams: Matthew Coman
• New year brings laptops to schools
• A touching story about Griffon student athletes giving back. Go Griffs!
• A slick start to morning commute
• Happy Holidays from MWSU! Campus will be closed Dec. 23 - Jan. 1, reopening Mond...
• A Cajun Christmas
• Christian provides matchup issues for Osborn
• Troops come home from Iraq
• PACT ‘moving toward excellence’
• Woman sentenced for burglary
• Serving those who serve
• Searching for a few good donors
• Shootings puzzle police
• Somewhere in the middle, blessed
• Tuesday night scoreboard
• Drifting snow makes travel tough in Great Plains
• Panel: Corps did what it could with flooding
• St. Joseph woman wins $10,000 prize
• YWCA pool closed this evening
• Grocery store manager earns award
• Woman hurt in crash near Cameron
• Woman injured after vehicle hits deer
• Snowstorm halts travel across Great Plains
• Benton’s defense carries team in win over Savannah
• Trouble beneath the surface
• Vehicle break-ins increase
• Place where generosity shows itself
• Facebook launches new suicide prevention tool
• Nursing home gives back for holiday
• Sara Lee plans plant addition, 55 new jobs
• Only modest snowfall expected for region
• Winning ticket announced
• Downtown, North End hit with outage
• Winner claims $10,000 ticket
• Shots reported fired from vehicles
• Highway reopens from flooding
• Girl Scouts making changes
• Chiefs end Packers' undefeated quest
• Doll collection changes spaces
• Tuition dispute could hold up K.C. student transfers
• Study finds fault with Missouri term limits
• Come on, get involved
• Winter weather set to strike
• Gallatin schools eye four-day week
• Last Chance! Go to www.mwsutix.com for tickets to "A Christmas Carol," closing T...
• Ringing in the season
• St. Joseph Mustangs' roster already set
• Voters come to rescue of 911 system in Holt County
• For Missouri students, cell phone debate is real
• Change on the way
• ‘A great day to be a Griffon’
• A lifetime of holding back the flood
• Leadership requires creativity
• Driver hospitalized after hitting squad car
• Congratulations to our MIAA colleagues Pittsburg State on their national champio...
• Congratulations Winter 2011 graduates!
• Catholic Church embraces change
• Central girls prevail in overtime — again
• Northwest switches to more comprehensive mass media major
• Child seized from couple after drug bust
• Northwest student graduates with experience from technology project
• Congress flips dimmer switch on light bulb law
• Officers find it difficult to carry out some laws
• Friday night scoreboard
• Signs on Frederick Boulevard cut down
• SportsZone podcast, Dec. 16, 2011
• Work on bridge to resume
• Speaker promotes 'open-book' concept
• Work to begin on Uptown project
• House passes $1T budget bill, avoids shutdown
• Western to hold winter graduation Saturday
• Nixon proposes tapping university reserves
• Last day of finals! Good luck! #FinishStrong
• Central sweeps Lafayette in City Showcase
• Kansas SRS head resigns less than year in tenure
• Anonymous donors pay off Kmart layaways
• Area colleges don’t plan to buy .xxx sites
• Understanding school board election requirements
• Study reveals new information on sexual violence
• ‘Show votes’ achieve nothing for Americans
• Thursday night scoreboard
• Man charged with statutory rape, sodomy
• Atchison remembers veteran officer
• Livewire podcast, Dec. 15, 2011
• Art appreciation
• Caterpillar dealer changing ownership
• Got Mutton Chops? MWSU actors prepare for "A Christmas Carol."
• Top 5: What to do this weekend
• Missouri senator wants open redistricting meetings
• US formally ends Iraq war
• Report: Half of schools fail federal standards
• Missouri House member proposes ethics legislation
• Kansas trooper injured in rollover
• Tickets are going fast for the last 6 performances of "A Christmas Carol" starti...
• Don’t phone in your photos
• Census: 1 in 2 Americans are poor or low income
• Leavenworth proves welcoming to federal prison additions
• ‘Excited to have our home for Christmas’
• Nuisance ordinance considered
• New offensive signs placed on East Frederick Boulevard
• One of the greats
• Community celebrates trooper's life
• Brownback outlines plan to overhaul school funding
• Brownback orders flags at half-staff for slain officer
• Orton expected to start Sunday
• Obama marks end of Iraq war
• Mall donates to non-profits
• State returns $6.1 million to KC woman
• 6 file for seats on school board
• A cocktail for Christmas
• North Platte girls pull away from Christian
• Just in time for Christmas
• Fellow Republicans elect Blunt to leadership position
• Law enforcement jobs available
• Ease up, it’s the holidays
• Probe continues in fatal shooting of Atchison officer
• Local bank countering debit card fraud cases
• Tuesday night scoreboard
• City bonds to bolster biodiesel
• Postal Service to delay cutbacks until mid-May
• Western hires new legislative liaison
• NTSB recommends ban on driver cell phone use
• This should be interesting!
• Wolfe named UM System president
• Congratulations to senior Griffon kicker Greg Zuerlein, All-American!
• Hearing set on proposed new Leavenworth prison
• Grooving underwater
• City expands local preference
• Board eyes $87.9M bond plan for voters
• Grandfather: Man who shot officer was angry at system
• Corps has money to fix only 11 of 68 levees
• KCP&L closing in on tree-trimming goal
• Missouri Western optimistic for funding program
• A bad time for revealing big ideas
• Firefighter’s union gives children shopping spree
• Spend spring break in San Francisco! Eng 361 “The Beat Writers in San Franci...
• School board eyes April ballot issue
• Pedestrian struck by car
• Chiefs fire Haley after 5-8 start
• Flags at half-staff Wednesday for trooper
• Brownback to outline school funding plan
• UM to name new president Tuesday
• St. Joe business carries on after crash
• School board candidate camping out
• Wreck near Unionville injures 2
• The reviews are in ... "A Christmas Carol" is a hit! Six more performances this...
• Borchardt to speak at Northwest graduation
• A Christmas treat: "Christmas at the Cathedral" by the St. Joseph Community Chor...
• Mercer County man seriously hurt in crash
• 3 Liberty residents injured in rollover
• It's finals week at Western! Good luck!
• This invention could help drivers focus on the road
• Vigil offers support to bereaved families
• Funeral services set for Atchison officer
• Two counties offer monthly, quarterly tax payment options
• Poems written by Coleman sixth-graders published in book
• Study break? Wrap up the weekend with "A Christmas Carol" at 7:30 in Potter Thea...
• Atchison officer remembered as devoted, family man
• Community reflects, honors fallen officer
• Protect yourself from Internet predators
• Holt County’s flooding struggles continue as FEMA deadline ends
• Group helps to heat homes
• More shiny baubles to see in new larger jewelry location
• Fruit bias in the line of security
• College student receives highest GED score in Kansas
• So who went to "A Christmas Carol" last night? Any opening night reviews?
• Benton girls prevails in physical contest
• Sound of Speed books acts
• To thwart porn, colleges buying up .xxx sites
• Barber to observe 50 years at shop
• Friday night scoreboard
• Atchison officer, suspect killed in shooting
• Bradley named UM board chairman
• Speaking of suicide
• Shell building planned for business park
• Weather blamed for accident
• Farmers cleared for disaster aid
• "A Christmas Carol" opens tonight! Tickets at www.mwsutix.com ... see you there!
• FEMA makes $1 million available for flood repairs
• Drug investigations continue in Livingston County
• Central nets 3 all-state selections
• Bill may redefine college courses
• Vehicle crime up
• Ag organization visits local businesses as part of conference
• Plans evolve, but votes go against extending payroll tax cut
• Rural water project breaks ground
• Kansas hires Charlie Weis
• Livewire podcast, Dec. 8, 2011
• Panel wants performance-based funding for Missouri colleges
• Missouri judge signals support for new districts
• 2 killed in Virginia Tech shooting
• Potter Hall is Holiday Central! Great gift ideas at the Art Sale today and tomor...
• Pujols, Angels agree to $254M deal
• Alarm causes brief evacuation at Western
• Romaine lettuce blamed for E. coli outbreak
• US senators seek review of flooding
• Tasteful taxidermy
• Griffons upset top-ranked Southern
• Klippenstein’s 5th District seat redrawn
• County explains new occupancy program
• Tackling rural veterinary issues
• County budget requests exceed expected revenue
• St. Joseph youth finds innovation in building
• Griffon men get their first ever victory over a No. 1 team tonight! Go Griffs! h...
• Fire displaces family of 4
• Wednesday night scoreboard
• Missouri relaxes casino ban
• Fireside Gifts going out of business
• Leather firm included in sale
• Former sheriff sentenced for violating women
• Shooting reported at Zona Rosa
• Lager to stay in lieutenant governor race
• School dismisses early in Elwood
• Nominations accepted for Defense Employer award
• Museum unveils Jesse James exhibit
• Billion-dollar disasters smash US record
• St. Joe Live Jams: Matthew Coman
• Drug investigation continues after arrests
• More than your first cookbook
• Central starts home slate with victory
• KCP&L customers sound off
• Air Guard member receives medal
• Legislators discuss agendas for the year
• ‘If we don’t do something soon ... they’ll fall down’
• Fun yule toys
• Tuesday night scoreboard
• Obama calls for economic fairness
• The Cratchits on KQ2. Get "A Christmas Carol" tickets at www.mwsutix.com
• Corps relents on disputed levee
• Deadline nears for flood aid
• United Way offers holiday guide
• Missouri presidential search nears finish
• Metro jobless rate falls again
• Thanks to all who made the RMCF/Aspen Leaf opening a success!
• The art of healing
• Years later, Peace Corps impact still felt
• Rural senator gains urban constituents
• Memories of ‘Day of Infamy’ linger
• Amish produce growers learn food safety regulations
• Forgiving in an age of floods
• Prison ordered in meth case
• Missouri: Budget cuts played role in switch to SEC
• Downtown approves new tax
• Charges pending in officer assault
• Services set for missing trooper
• Roadwork to close part of I-229 Tuesday
• Webinar offers farmers info on flood recovery
• It’s a little bit easier being green
• Sorry, Emma, but apology is necessary
• Atchison County commissioner resigns
• Chiefs defense dominates Bears
• Catholic Charities sees need for foreclosure intervention
• Military museum observes Pearl Harbor’s 70th anniversary
• Blue Sun awaits possible funds
• Salute to efforts, service
• Longtime Weston Pharmacy to close this month
• Watchers of the park
• Pitt State rolls to eliminate Bearcats
• Ludlow man killed in two-vehicle accident
• Strength in numbers
• Learning from the best
• Soaring on a gloomy day
• City’s past sheds light on lighting
• Book designed to help middle schoolers cope
• Eighth-graders face variety of challenges in school, life
• Seat belts may save lives, but it’s not a primary law in state
• Ludlow man dies in accident
• Marking the quarter-century milestone
• DeKalb boys, Jefferson girls take PVC tournament titles
• FSKC parts ways with Frank White
• Northwest hopes to limit receiver
• Sheriff seeks 3 fugitives wanted on warrants
• U.S. Senate candidate speaks to GOP club
• Eagle Days kicks off this weekend
• Former Clinton County secretary gets probation for forgery
• Missouri Western students plan to get delicious experience
• Kids get new books
• ‘I’ll talk about anything but HIV’
• Friday night scoreboard
• Obama to visit Eastern Kansas
• Sheriff's department seeks fugitives
• Get your tickets for "A Christmas Carol" at www.mwsutix.com today!
• Tune in to KQ2 | Live at Five tonight for a sneak preview of the Rocky Mountain...
• Nixon asks corps to repair levee
• New voter ID cards mailed
• Prosecutor wants bail denied for murder suspects
• Jobless rate falls to 8.6 percent
• 2 die in Clinton County wreck
• Longacre integral defensive cog after accident
• ‘Biggest Loser’ shares weight-loss success
• Students explore science careers
• Suspects to be arraigned today on murder charges
• Homeowner confronts alleged burglar
• City given grant for sewers
• Trying to cut the pork
• Thursday night scoreboard
• Livewire podcast, Dec. 1, 2011
• Songs of the season
• KC mayor seeks control of schools
• County puts CIP tax on ballot
• Andrew County Museum to host winter event
• Agency warns against Medicare fraud
• Trenton college baseball team starts auction
• McCaskill: Move funds from Afghanistan to US roads
• Diocese hires leader of child protection department
• Family escapes house fire without injury
• Top 5: What to do this weekend
• Suspect awaits extradition to Kansas
• The gadget gift guide
• Honorees inducted into Sports Hall of Fame
• 2 more charged in shooting death of Brian Ulmer
• Judges finalize districts
• Retiring agriculture director saw two sides of the harvest
• Radio newsman dies of injuries from Joplin tornado
• Bill pre-filing begins today
• Residents, leaders, officials discuss arts
• Missourians testify about river flooding
• Medicine tracker leads to man’s sentence
• Jayhawks cruise past Florida Atlantic
• Wednesday night scoreboard
• Two others charged in August homicide
• DeJesus agrees to $10 million, 2-year deal with Cubs
• Police arrest suspect in alleged altercation
• Former Kansas City Chief McGlockton dies
• Show us your holiday decorations
• Grand Opening Saturday! Belt and Frederick.
• Police arrest man in sex charge investigation
• Looking for something to do?? November 30, 2011 - T-Shirt Design Contest: You d...
• MHC Kenworth to open facility in St. Joseph
• Local arts supporters say funding is critical
• Sad numbers with faces to them
• Recipes from 'Taste of Home Baking'
• Cook leads Lafayette past rival Benton
• 3 Missourians to testify at river hearing
• Poverty increases in our region
• Theater complex to get final repairs, improvements
• Report shows KC as drug-trafficking hub
• Eurozone ministers try to beef up rescue fund
• Broxton, Royals agree to deal
• Officers seek suspect in altercation
• Salvation Army offers 'guilt-free' buttons
• Inmate, 52, dies in Cameron prison
• Titanic exhibit to return to Union Station
• Marketing seminar set for Thursday
• Beware the ache
• Stay cool this winter
• Bishop LeBlond's rally falls short against Winnetonka
• City buying land for sewer project
• Stealing scheme nets prison term
• Budgetary compromise no slam dunk
• Governments want a slice of Cyber Monday
• In the age of Twitter, thin skin won’t cut it
• Courts hear repeat DWI cases
• Europe races for debt solution
• Montee children arrested in altercation
• Stocks soar on big shopping weekend, Europe
• Insurers pay out $1.13B for Joplin tornado damage
• 3 die in 2 vehicle crashes
• Brownback says staff overreacted to teen's tweet
• Teen tweeter refuses to apologize to Brownback
• Library to extend books-by-mail program
• Schools eligible for 'green' award
• Palko tosses 3 interceptions in Chiefs' loss
• Lunch situation puts school district in tough spot
• Plattsburg family rekindles annual Christmas display
• NWMSU colleagues partner up on Eisenhower history book
• Road work roundup, Nov. 28, 2011
• Trying to predict this winter’s weather
• Mound City football to be honored
• Thanks to social service agencies, fewer people are homeless these days
• Building for the future
• Savannah's Durfey set for National Finals Rodeo
• Beyond 'Bah! Humbug'
• Fast-spreading fire destroys house
• Spaghetti for support
• Consumers evolve as new patriots
• Northwest Missouri continues comeback run with OT victory
• Princeton woman dies in crash
• Holidays looking up for East Hills
• Move to SEC irks some Mizzou alumni
• Cost cuts sought for prisons
• NATO supplies blocked after airstrikes kill 24
• A different way to do Christmas
• Northwest ready to show off big-game prowess
• Mullock leads Worth County to 8-man title
• City directors prep CIP proposals
• St. Joseph shoppers flood stores for deals
• House of Bread celebrates 30 years of food ministry
• Motives of foreign student recruiters questioned
• Woman falls asleep at wheel after shopping
• Campaign aims at pointing shoppers to small, local businesses
• Parks’ displays light the night
• Stores see crowds on Black Friday
• Home for the holidays
• Mound City seeks 4th straight state title
• C.E. Construction owner sentenced for stealing
• More than 700 participants meet for annual Turkey Trot 5K run/walk
• Gun issue represents tough politics for Obama
• Technology can’t kill the video store
• Lighting tradition continues
• Residents don’t want to wait
• Top 5: What to do this weekend
• A Sherry Crawford Christmas
• Duke beats Kansas for 5th Maui title
• Car crashes into bank
• Royals, Chen agree to new deal
• Source: Chiefs claim Orton off waivers
• Regional totals down slightly in firearms deer season
• Trailer aims to aid animals
• Pair make a mission of helping Haiti
• Senate candidate wants government to ‘back off’
• New on Thanksgiving menus: Shopping
• This holiday season, the tablet goes mainstream
• Medvedev: Russia may target US missile shield
• Police shut down command post in missing baby case
• Livewire podcast, Nov. 23, 2011
• Fast start for Lafayette
• Missouri wins CBE Classic title
• Missouri using new formula to compute graduation rates
• Giving thanks for independence
• Incubator fuels small business
• Give thanks for our modern times
• Missouri Western exploring new revenue options
• Riverfront cleanup may take some time
• Go Griffs!
• Giving thanks helps your psychological outlook
• Nebraska governor signs pipeline bills
• Former KC medical school chief found dead
• Roethlisberger should play against Chiefs
• General to take Fort Leavenworth command
• Joplin service to honor tornado victims
• Partridges look at all that is coming back
• Training you to be better
• County wants corps to pay up
• Second Harvest provides Thanksgiving food to 250
• A reminder of blessings far from home
• Contraband results in prison term
• Residents vow to fight transmission line
• Gallatin officer faces misconduct allegation
• Judge orders 34-year sentence for fatal DWI
• Cassel placed on injured reserve
• Deficit-cutting panel gives up
• Pinkel apologizes for DWI arrest
• Kansas man killed in train collision
• Highway reopens after fatal accident
• Joplin building permits setting records
• Santa’s hot toy list
• ‘She didn’t touch her food ... she was so embarrassed’
• Autos, planes, trains to ferry travel load
• Grundy County man seriously hurt in crash
• Police investigate alleged street robbery
• Northwest given donation as tribute to teaching
• Wathena hopes to hire new police chief soon
• Eagle Scout honored for achievements
• Turkey dinner proceeds benefit food bank, Mobile Meals program
• Between two worlds
• Soldiers awarded Purple Hearts find relief by hunting in area
• Couple hurt in accident with semi
• Attorneys: Costs, mistrust delaying Mohler trials
• A coarse course for free speech
• Northwest storms back in 2nd half to beat Western
• Holiday season bursts to life
• State lawmakers to consider abuse laws
• Freight is king on local railroads
• Northwest win ends Western’s postseason
• Northwest comeback stuns Western
• Final: NWMSU 35 MWSU 29. Great year Griffs! #d2fb
• End 3: MWSU 29 NWMSU 27. #GoGriffs #d2fb. 15 minutes to go!
• Halftime: MWSU 22 NW 7. #GoGriffs #d2fb
• End 1st: MWSU 16 NWMSU 7. #d2fb #GoGriffs
• Game time! Go Griffs!
• Family loses garage, contents in fire
• Western serves as depot for quartet of Central stars
• Daring to dream
• COLUMN: Opportunity awaits for Griffons
• Toddler dies after being backed over by vehicle
• Three more enter race for school board seats
• Asbestos lawsuit settled for $10 million
• Salvation Army kicks off season
• House votes down balanced budget amendment
• Some sorting operations ceasing in St. Joe
• School fills 411 shoeboxes with presents
• Corn, bean harvests wrap up with overall satisfactory yields
• Pinkel pleads guilty to DWI
• House rejects balanced budget proposal
• Kinder won't run for governor
• SportsZone podcast, Nov. 18, 2011
• Nixon seeks federal aid for August storms
• 24 hours until the first home playoff game at Spratt Stadium. Who's coming?
• UM presidential search picks up pace
• Missouri House panel reviews disaster response
• Kilgore, Lorenson leads Bearcats' defense
• Top 5: What to do this weekend
• Senators focus on river funding
• It’s football frenzy for Jimenez family
• U.S. Marine veteran to run against sheriff
• Nixon praises Missouri's exports
• Doniphan County society celebrates historic opening
• Man pleads guilty to sodomy charge
• ‘Service above self’
• Mizzou suspends Pinkel after DWI arrest
• Psychiatrist advises group for accused priests
• Livewire podcast, Nov. 17, 2011
• Our international students joined by school president Dr. Vartabedian celebratin...
• Students write thank-yous to donors in the "Thanks for Giving" campaign.
• Nixon promotes state exports
• Smucker recalls jars of chunky peanut butter
• Virus puts dog adoptions on hold
• Paving the playoff push
• Maryville gas station closed — for now
• Savannah City Council to vote on new contract
• Red Cross helps 157 families
• Family of man who saved baby recalls events of 1974 day
• Electronic cigarettes pose many questions
• Longtime Griffon supporter celebrates milestone game
• Renaissance Singers talk Lights & Tights on Live at Five.
• Nebraska lawmakers advance pipeline bill
• Bill would bar corps land-buy offers amid flooding
• Griffon fans: join us tonight at Uncle D's Sports Bar & Grill for the Jerry Part...
• St. Joe Live Jams: Dsoedean
• Lawmakers want discussion about I-70 tolls
• Western Activities Council will be holding their annual talent show on Wednesday...
• There is still time to design the SGA T-Shirt!! Missouri Western SGA's 2nd Annu...
• Facebook warns of recent wave of spam
• Another reason to drink local
• Second autopsy results revealed on TV
• Function at the Junction allows South Siders to discuss ideas
• Do they believe what they say?
• Ranch owner to battle KCP&L in expansion project
• Wind Capital wants to pay its ‘fair share’ of taxes
• Signs offend ‘Uptown’ neighbors
• Shop St. Joseph tickets now available
• Congress pushes back on healthier school lunches
• Finn avoids new charges in child abuse case
• 16 Griffons earn all-MIAA football honors
• Missouri Supreme Court upholds strip club restrictions
• The Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory GRAND OPENING Don't miss it! Saturday, De...
• Mom seeks custody of Irwin's half brother
• Spence to run for Missouri governor
• Shop St. Joseph starts today
• House, Senate negotiators unveil spending bill
• TransCanada to reroute planned pipeline
• Laughter against the odds
• District moves forward on security system
• Apparent abduction under investigation
• UM presidential search continues
• Rivals to line up again
• Invention that grows close to home
• Grant approved for Trail Theater
• Lager enters lieutenant governor race
• Flood destroys home; water bill endures
• Dollar General put on hold
• Patrol seeks new leads in search for trooper
• Caution urged around city coyotes
• East Hills lands shoe store
• Ex-Mizzou RB sentenced to 5 years in sex assault
• Search for trooper scaled back
• Chiefs' Cassel could miss rest of season
• Kinder: Wages could limit Joplin rebuilding effort
• Get ready to celebrate the partnership between MWSU, Rocky Mountain Chocolate Fa...
• Northwest Missouri deer kills show decline
• Play review: 'Menopause The Musical'
• Supreme Court to hear health care case
• Rules lag amid deadly dust blasts
• Wind farm fights property tax
• It starts at the top
• Western, Northwest set for rematch
• Holt County man seriously hurt in crash of ATVs
• Leadership changing in Maryville, Platte City
• Squaw Creek schedules Eagle Days
• Season starts with a bang
• Local credit unions see slight increase in new accounts
• Nurse practitioners help address changing landscape
• After 600 wins, maybe winning isn’t everything
• Playoff ticket information:
• Western, Northwest set for 1st-round rematch
• Griffon football faces Northwest Missouri in the NCAA playoffs at noon Nov. 12!...
• Congratulations to Coach Tom Smith on win No. 600! Go Griffs!
• Avoid a marriage measured in days
• Tom Smith wins No. 600
• City residents fire up yard-waste containers
• Food inflation concerns many
• MoDOT gets ready for winter
• It’s all in the mind
• Missouri Western wins! Football beats Ft. Hays 52-17! NCAA playoff selection sho...
• Saturday afternoon scoreboard
• Football, basketball, volleyball all with big games today. Go Griffs!
• Crossing denominational lines over lunch
• Griffons understand task at hand
• Woman injured after car hits motorized wheelchair
• Celebrating the ‘superheroes’
• Doctors: Test all kids for cholesterol
• Politicians reflect on balancing public life, family
• ‘They lay down their lives for ours, freedom isn’t free’
• Parade honors those who gave all
• Friday night scoreboard
• Community Employment, Inc. in St. Joseph is looking for responsible and reliable...
• Theatrical therapy
• Area vets find jobs at career center
• Holt Co. eyes deer season’s economic lift
• Veterans return stateside
• Once more from the top: Smith seeks 600
• City officials appoint new public works director
• Man gets 12 years for sexual assaults
• Livewire podcast, Nov. 10, 2011
• 11-11-11 brings hopes of good luck
• Report: Explosion started in main bin
• Anheuser-Busch to release new Bud Light
• Uncle D's is hosting a Griffon football watch party for the game at Fort Hays St...
• Police: Hunt for KC baby not out of steam
• Boomers' anxiety about retirement grows
• Top 5: What to do this weekend
• Tilley drops out of lieutenant governor race
• Area woman took part in Polish uprising
• Hello Everyone, We at Phi Sigma Kappa our conducting our Annual 1873 Canned Food...
• Tired of the Same Tee shirt design? Design your own! Missouri Western SGA's 2nd...
• Penn State board ousts Paterno, president
• Project focused on WWII veterans
• Statutory case continued after lawyers’ dispute
• Device could track missing persons
• Veterans’ budget troubles debated
• What a sweet ending
• Hemi-engine heart
• Street crews racing to finish repairs before winter conditions
• Bringing science to life
• Solidarity in grief, in purpose
• Workers recover 3 more bodies at elevator
• New effort to reduce drug shortages a small step
• Happy Halloween from Missouri Western State University
• Judge weighing Nixon's budget cuts
• Cardinals' La Russa announces retirement
• Trooper search efforts slow
• Missouri chancellor cancels trip as SEC looms
• Watch the Chiefs tonight at the Griffon Indoor Sports Complex! Tailgate starts a...
• Money matters
• City to vote on applying for state loans
• Student-mobility rates over 27 percent
• Coming to terms with the high cost of college
• Roadwork roundup, Oct. 31, 2011
• Halloween heats up in Hiawatha
• Savannah senior center to build better facility
• Historical elements to be restored
• Search for trooper sustains
• Three confirmed dead in Atchison explosion
• Your birth order and your marriage
• An app for safe trick-or-treating
• Move the casino?
• Grain elevator explodes in Atchison
• Hill runs Western past Baptist
• Troopers seek one of own in watery cavern
• Huck Finn and a gift of the pen
• Spooked by the idea of dirty air
• Large explosion rocks Atchison, Kan. area
• 3 die in single-vehicle crash
• Long wait over for Indians
• 2 Northwest football players face drug charges
• A religious walk to remember
• Sewer project, road work on regional ballots
• Officers plan to dig for body of missing trooper Monday
• Sharing a cultural tradition
• Starting the career path early
• Exhumation confirmed
• Big Lake to be rebuilt, but closed now
• Friday night scoreboard
• Halloween doesn't have to be gorge-fest
• Podcast Friday, Oct. 28, 2011
• Happy Fall Friday! Have a great weekend!
• Big 12 welcomes West Virginia
• KC lawyer leaves missing baby case
• Come to Monday's Halloween Tailgate Party at the GISC to benefit the Adventure L...
• Search continues for missing trooper
• One for the history books
• Charitable agencies already prepare for holidays
• New trial requested in murder case
• Group dreams of a treehouse for everyone
• Board run possible for Rucker, Prussman, Henderson
• Gang threat sporadic
• Energy firm eyes city site
• House finds reason to agree in repealing tax withholding
• The poet is in the house
• Thursday night scoreboard
• Medicare premiums to rise less than expected
• Livewire podcast, Oct. 27, 2011
• KC police search lake for missing baby
• Joplin now faces lead worries too
• Top 5: What to do this weekend
• The haunted library
• Democrats object to polling changes
• Teams share pre-game rituals
• Suicide attempt foiled in jail
• Teacher sees life skills play out
• Planners prepare for the worst
• Man charged after driving car into Maryville officer
• SUV crashes into building
• High School Football preview, Oct. 27
• World Series Game 6 postponed
• Source: WVU to Big 12 not done deal
• Obama announces student loan help
• McCaskill sells private plane
• Highway 136 reopens
• Public extends river meeting
• Difficult diners
• Carr leads Cameron volleyball back to title game
• Advocacy against abuse continues
• Corps absorbs flood of criticism
• ‘And carry a big stick ...’
• Family Guidance seeks integrated health plan
• Did Cain forget his roots?
• Bode Trust member steps down
• Ag group wants Kemper Arena replaced
• Source: West Virginia could replace Mizzou
• Ratigan's federal trial set for June
• Former diplomat speaks at Western
• Missouri Senate ends special session
• Judge rules to continue civil sex abuse case
• Maryville issues boil advisory
• Missing baby's age complicates search
• Rollover accident injures 2
• Exercise with a kick
• Get back
• Western’s interior line stepping up
• Drought causes peanut shortage
• Agency fined for Medicaid fraud
• Rough road on funding for highways
• Students take to the sky
• Community embarks on anti-drug message
• Big 12 expresses 'strong desire' for Mizzou to stay
• Northwest to relocate St. Joe campus
• Insurer will pay 'miracle' Joplin survivor
• If you can't make it to the last Griffon home game vs. Northwest on Nov. 5, it w...
• Nebraska lawmakers to consider pipeline challenge
• Missouri House leader joins secretary of state race
• Police mum on new video in Irwin case
• Missouri reaches $4.4B trade agreement with China
• Special session tab reaches nearly $280K
• Christmas assistance available
• Take in a PACT meeting before joining the naysayers
• Kids enjoy early, safe Halloween
• Cookies will be here for holidays
• The puzzling side of diabetes
• A chance to be heard
• Atchison putting focus on health
• Nebraska man hurt in wreck
• Program rewards volunteers, kids
• Harrison County man involved in crash
• Circuit Court, Oct. 24, 2011
• Road work roundup, Oct. 24, 2011
• Life in a world of orange
• Back into a familiar role
• Innovations that can be done without
• 150th Express ending celebrated
• MWSU parades home
• A ‘spontaneous’ movement
• With Gadhafi’s death, an era passes
• Owning exotic pets
• Area teachers make the grade
• Final: MWSU 45 Truman State 7. Happy Homecoming!
• Ready for Homecoming! Kickoff at 1:30.
• Griffons volleyball starts homecoming weekend with a 5-set win over Pitt! Check...
• Errors Sink Irish
• All dogs go to heaven?
• St. Joseph Mormons respond to ‘cult’ claim
• Telling timepiece
• State may seek waiver from No Child Left Behind
• Film races back into town
• Exercising Zumba style
• County inmates, family can use kiosk
• Friday night scoreboard
• Iowa Highway 2 to reopen Monday
• Mizzou inches toward Big 12 exit
• Missouri repeals teacher-student Internet restrictions
• Document: Cadaver dog 'hit' at missing baby's home
• Podcast Friday, Oct. 21, 2011
• Obama announces end to Iraq war
• Obama signs 3 trade deals
• Missouri Senate leader to end special session
• Missouri plans to seek No Child waiver
• Catalytic converters reported stolen
• Teacher recognized for saving life
• Judge sentences man to prison for multiple crimes
• 15 indicted on drug charges
• United Way at 68% of goal
• Helping with ‘makeover’
• Eight is Great
• Western’s Pister arrested for DWI
• Livewire podcast, Oct. 20, 2011
• Missouri House seeks more talks on economic development
• Summer heat claims 60-plus lives in Kansas, Missouri
• Missouri curators discuss president search
• Missouri curators meet amid SEC talk
• City workers vote to unionize
• Former Libyan leader Gadhafi killed
• Advisement for the Spring 2012 term begins November 2, 2011. If you do not k...
• Join us this Saturday , October 22, for free family fun! We will have lots of ar...
• Top 5: What to do this weekend
• St. Joseph man sentenced on child porn charge
• Free performance by comedian Josh Blue tonight at 8 in Looney Arena! Read more i...
• Higher learning, harder laughing
• A personal history with computers
• And that’s the way The Cracker House crumbles
• Reeder considers another board run
• Former Diplomat has unique view on Middle East changes
• Region nears peak deer-collision season
• Arts, Beats and Treats: free craft activities for all ages after the Homecoming...
• Indicted bishop plans to continue leading diocese
• Varsity Letters Now podcast
• Police comb KC home, yard
• Draper named to Missouri Supreme Court
• Students: Vote now for Homecoming King and Queen!
• Makeover show begins Joplin builds
• Join us today at 1 in Blum 219 to hear Saranda Halili talk about her native Kosovo.
• Cupcake in a jar
• Go Griffs!
• Leader of the pack
• Dressed to the nines with Bag
• Grant City takes top honors in state betterment contest
• Dad gets 12 years in robbery attempt
• Savannah passes new budget
• Allergy season heads indoors as weather cools
• Former refugee finds calling at Western
• Martin Rucker signed to Jacksonville roster
• Police want more from missing baby's parents
• Taylor, Hillary and Max talk Homecoming on Live at Five.
• Corps: The flood is over
• Vertin recovering from heart surgery
• Social Security to hand out first raises since '09
• Nixon: Billions worth of deals on tap with China
• Charge upgraded in infant death
• Grain company owner pleads guilty
• Kinder criticizes home-care backlog
• Order restored following riot
• Father gets 12 years for robbery
• Lawyer: Mom of missing baby has 'nothing to hide'
• Benton takes the plunge
• PACT ‘not getting feedback’ it needs
• A hot new look
• Full circle on a dream for the city
• Actress shares personal story of abuse
• Council adopts new districts
• Funding available for volunteer agencies
• Western run game churning at high level
• Obama hits road for jobs plan
• Governors at odds over river management
• Missouri Senate opts not to negotiate on business bill
• KC mom admits she was drunk when baby vanished
• Bethany man pleads guilty to 5 armed robberies
• Man pretends to be doctor to buy drugs
• Couple charged with alleged child sex abuse
• Nixon triples fundraising of Kinder
• Attention students: Tonight’s homecoming festivities have been moved into the b...
• Housing market shows yearly gain, monthly loss
• Welcome to Homecoming Week! Go Griffs! www.missouriwestern.edu/homecoming
• Make your own Halloween costume
• Road work roundup, Oct. 17, 2011
• Flight crew members coming to St. Joe
• Events mark Pony Express demise
• How about a career in criminal justice?
• Honoring Dr. King's legacy
• Construction bids continue
• Keeping hope alive
• Occupy St. Joseph proceeds through second day
• Let the festivities begin
• Mortgage rates take dip
• Living large
• Pass game fuels Bearcats’ comeback
• Verses, voices festival set this week
• Occupying Downtown
• Hotel project taking shape
• A circular argument on occupiers
• ‘It could happen anywhere’
• I-29 reopening calms down traffic in Tarkio
• Area keeps eye on listeria outbreak
• The value of a degree
• Disorder meets decadence
• Rising to new Heitz
• ‘We’re here for a purpose on this corner'
• One bid submitted for grant
• Doll museum closing doors
• Man charged after officer’s hand is broken
• Camp Quality USA officials discuss growth, future of national event
• Murder case slowed to find lawyer
• NWMSU sees growth in minority, international population
• Friday night scoreboard
• $100K reward offered in Irwin case
• Dallas Henry talks "A Christmas Carol" on Live at Five.
• KC bishop, diocese charged
• Princeton man wins $2.8M jackpot
• Podcast Friday, Oct. 14, 2011
• Buyers camp out for new iPhone
• "If Alfred Hitchcock had done A CHRISTMAS CAROL, he'd have done it exactly like...
• House takes on abortion issue
• Dogs bite student, coach in Savannah
• Missouri’s Senators have different views of Occupy Wall Street movement
• Intersection raises questions
• 3 injured in wreck
• Dearborn man allegedly threatened officers
• Vehicle crimes lead to man’s arrest
• Teen waives preliminary hearing
• Come on in to the office
• Stinky start in Savannah
• Carnahan: Missouri should hold presidential primary
• Livewire podcast, Oct. 13, 2011
• Midland Manhunt: Michael L. Verbick
• NY man: Benefactor asked he help find missing baby
• Top 5: What to do this weekend
• Open house set for fire station
• Growing food for others
• Amazing maize
• Schieber pitches Jefferson to another playoff win
• Crime writer finds fertile ground in Northwest Missouri
• County shifts commission districts
• Students learn to earn at event
• On the road to financial recovery
• Congress passes 3 free trade agreements
• Next moves uncertain on jobs bill
• Firefighters battle structure fire
• Varsity Letters Now podcast
• Chrysler, UAW agree on new contract
• Many searches, few clues in Irwin case
• Liberty Memorial to get repairs
• Missouri Court of Appeals, Western District convened today at MWSU.
• The great pumpkin
• Businesses slow to rebound from flood
• Ceremony to make first stop in St. Joe
• Homeless could have housing
• US accuses Iran in plot
• Wastewater plant work to begin
• A lifesaving alarm
• Snethen gets petition for re-election
• Redistricting roller coaster unsettles some
• U.S. Senate defeats Obama's jobs bill
• Calling all actors, adults AND children! Casting for "A Christmas Carol" this Sa...
• Neinas says Big 12 set for 10 teams in 2012
• Missouri lawmakers to retry jobs bill
• Protesters march past millionaires' homes
• Cistern search finds nothing
• Conservation department offers fall tour
• Thieves hit Joplin recovery center
• Students: We are searching for the next Student Governor! The Student Governor i...
• Beauty after breast cancer
• Presentation shows increased limited-English student numbers
• Western research helps secure funding
• The audacity of attempting a big thing
• Lawmakers look to limit EPA regulation of rural dust
• Second Harvest warns of scam
• Yarber launches Democratic bid for 6th District House seat
• Western interceptions piling up
• TCU officially accepts Big 12 invite
• Second Harvest warns of possible scam
• Nixon, lawmakers at odds over fighter jets
• Police back at home of missing baby
• 2 men injured in accident
• North Side collision injures 5
• Woman hurt after vehicle hits cow
• Addressing alcohol
• Chiefs win 2nd straight game
• PumpkinFest declared huge success
• Looking to the sky
• An ace scholar bowl coach
• Airport could see funds slashed
• Work to begin on former Heartland West campus
• Case of little Lisa Irwin begs for answers
• Jobs bill ‘doesn’t have a prayer of passing’
• A buzz of activity
• Western leaves Lincoln blue again
• MWSU inducts new Hall of Fame members
• Sipping, sniffing, savoring
• You’re great, wonderful, and goodbye
• An early start to Halloween
• Pilot escapes major injury after plane crash
• Skidmore woman moved to new nursing home
• ‘We’ll keep on trucking’
• Stockyards catching up after rail interruption
• A wake-up call
• Wreck witness pulls driver from fiery vehicle
• Halftime Hall of Fame ring ceremony. MWSU 43 Lincoln 6
• Cheer clinic participants will cheer on the Griffons tonight.
• Wendy's Hall of Fame Induction
• Moving back into title chase
• Cracking ‘The Da Vinci Code’
• Complete package
• Fall fun felt at PumpkinFest
• Geiger sale one step closer
• Busch Stadium takes steps to remove squirrel
• K.C. attorney files motion to vacate prisoner’s sentence
• A warm gift for those in need
• New canine ready to sniff out arson
• Friday night scoreboard
• Podcast Friday, Oct. 7, 2011
• Economy adds 103,000 jobs
• Search for baby leads to landfill
• I-29 to reopen Saturday
• Rave review for "Romeo & Juliet." Get your tickets at www.mwsutix.com.
• Diocese faces whistle blower suit
• Rosecrans’ radar returns
• It's the great PumpkinFest
• Top 5: What to do this weekend
• Arevalo spells relief
• Twist in search for baby
• He’s a magic man
• Verbal battle breaks out over jobs bill
• NASCAR fans partake in pre-race meet, greet event
• Pink Tea inspires hope through tears
• Platte County sheriff announces retirement
• Source: Big 12 votes to invite TCU
• Livewire podcast, Oct. 6, 2011
• McGuffin named Western AD
• Woman injured in rollover accident
• Lawsuit alleges diocese violated 2008 settlement
• Welcome to Kurt McGuffin, MWSU's next director of athletics.
• Varsity Letters Now podcast
• Winds spark burn ban in Andrew County
• A new face
• North Side cleanup set for Saturday
• Occupy St. Joseph begins outlining plans to express views
• Tax lien in error, IRS record says
• Mayo clinic robot comes to Heartland ER
• Council vote remains on track
• ‘Something can be done’
• Troy rancher will take part in Kansas agricultural mission
• Festival organizers see small-town potential in the grape
• Source: Missouri wanted Big Ten invite
• Apple co-founder Steve Jobs dies
• Palin says she's not running for president
• Afghan official: Karzai assassination plot foiled
• Police respond to alleged sighting
• Hook to replace Athens as Central AD
• Taking a stand on 'Black Thursday'
• Authorities identify body
• Can’t Keep a Griffon Down - Have you overcome adversity to pursue your education...
• Groups sue to block oil pipeline
• Chillicothe Hanes plant to close
• Joplin rebuild involves 7 homes in 7 days
• Vinegar and oil
• Trenton takes title
• Multiple-car crime spree suspects sentenced
• Children injured by van expected to fully recover
• Valdez receives speedy trial, felony conviction
• Farmers reap good harvest
• Missouri curators mull leaving Big 12
• Grabbing the bull by the horns
• Living Community launches Tai Chi for Health program
• Charge dropped against teen in fight
• K.C. police searching for missing 10-month-old
• Stand up to Wall Street bullies
• No foul play suspected in Buchanan County death
• I-29 to re-open this week
• Frantic search for missing child in KC
• Come and join the W.A.C. for Karaoke tonight in Blum Union Food Court from 6-9 pm.
• Free from fall
• ‘Life can change in an instant’
• An insult that cashes like a check
• Illegal immigrant facility plan stalled
• A rift in the City Council
• Blunt surveys the damage
• 4 children injured by rolling van
• Man allegedly shot for speaking to police
• Romeo & Juliet on KQ2's Live at Five. See www.MWSUtix.com for tickets and info.
• Survey: Few aware of energy efficiency incentives
• Brunner enters Missouri Senate race
• Italian court clears Knox of murder
• Big 12 presidents approve revenue sharing
• Personal letters growing obsolete
• Montee to run for lieutenant governor
• Winefest designed to help businesses
• Kansas City public art project takes on debt
• Believers express selves with annual Life Chain messages
• Was it really necessary to file charges in this case?
• Wall Street protesters: We’re in for the long haul
• Wildlife Society wins international award
• Classic, but crumbling
• Prepping for flu season
• Learning about work ethic
• It’s not easy being red
• Instant Classic
• New Hampton man seriously injured in vehicle accident
• Man arrested after Midtown shooting
• Ending the summer on a rockin’ note
• Pretty in pink
• ‘Just a big party’ for girls
• A new fee contrasts old ways
• Congress’ dysfunction long in making
• Banks search for ways to make up lost revenue
• Drought’s effects on Southwest cattle impact region
• Computing the value of laptops
• Pitt St. ends Northwest's 49-game MIAA winning streak
• Double-threat offense
• North End church makes move Downtown
• St. Joseph tied to ad aimed at dogs
• Picking up the pieces
• Missing trooper declared dead
• Prosecutor allegedly sidesteps judge, defense in DNA collection
• Former counselor runs for school board
• Evidence destroyed too early?
• Air Guard ready to help in Panama
• Friday night scoreboard
• I-29 to reopen in mid-October
• Carnahan won't run for secretary of state
• Podcast Friday, Sept. 30, 2011
• KC man gets life sentences for '80s rapes
• KC council refuses to put rail plan on ballot
• From the bleachers: Live football chat
• Teen seriously injured in accident
• Teen charged in fight posted on Facebook
• Riverfront landmark gets back to nature
• Western AD candidate touts energy level
• Local contributors show little interest
• Fantastic food fight
• Vannaman drives in 3 in big frame
• Royals let go of coaches McClure, Gibbons
• If you're happy and you know it, did you tweet?
• Priest's federal trial scheduled for 2012
• Livewire podcast, Sept. 29, 2011
• Casino packed on reopening day
• Korean War memorial dedicated in KC
• Group seeks to raise Missouri minimum wage
• Missouri House to vote on jobs bill
• Bank of America to charge debit card fee
• Highway to Atchison reopens
• Maryville remains No. 1 in MEC football power poll
• The Director of the Career Development Center, Donnell Turner, is coordinating...
• MWSU Presents Romeo and Juliet, Oct. 6-9. Visit www.mwsutix.com for tickets.
• Temporary repairs of Birds Point levee nearly done
• Top 5: What to do this weekend
• Help the heat rise
• Pendleton beats Anderson in MEC finals
• Free museum day a hit for St. Joseph
• Nodaway County reports case of West Nile Virus
• Western enrollment up for seventh straight year
• Congressman Graves tours St. Joseph manufacturing facility
• Boy’s fight inspires his family, community
• Divers seek missing trooper
• Watch for former Griffon Paul Rhoads '88 on ESPN College Gameday Saturday!
• Jon Baldwin hopes to be back soon
• It's a great time to be a Griffon! Enrollment sets record for 7th straight year!
• Platte County inmate committed suicide
• MWSU music faculty join KQ2's Live at Five to talk about this weekend's concerts.
• Royals' Bubba Starling cited for underage drinking
• Podcast: Varsity Letters Now
• Unemployment increases in St. Joseph
• Joplin approves school rebuilding plan
• Reduction in Missouri River flow ahead of schedule
• E. coli scare prompts ground beef recall
• Mother charged in child's death
• MWSU Students - get free tickets to Romeo and Juliet! SGA has free tickets avail...
• Salvation Army seeks winter clothing
• Unconventional coffee
• Serving up a win
• Custodian recognized as most influential
• Postal workers protest mandate
• Bubble bursts for soaps
• Benefit outlays grow in region
• Scouts welcome new CEO
• Missouri may keep its early primary
• Man pleads guilty to sexual assault charges
• Collision at intersection in Princeton injures 5
• Courthouse dedicated to former Sen. Bond
• Competency evaluation ordered for man in KCI incident
• Youth say online meanness pervasive
• Checkpoint turns up immigration violations
• It's that time of year again! We wanted to be sure to let you know that as a MWS...
• Missouri gets $20M for health care training
• Inmate found dead in Platte County
• The Center for Multicultural Education and the Division of Student Affairs would...
• Accessorizing for success
• Man hospitalized in Atchison County
• Motorcycle strikes deer
• Slain woman’s children file lawsuit
• Western adds dimension to pass rush
• Candidate touts Division II experience
• Benedictine remembers Nobel Peace Prize winner
• How quaint to imagine cooperation
• Tax hike would add to cost of smoking
• Geiger Mansion still up for sale
• Now that’s a bonus
• Trial begins in dispute over horse care
• Stamps to feature living people
• Obama defends push to raise taxes on rich
• Man gets 30 years for fatal shooting
• It is Banned Book Week. Help us celebrate and raise awareness of banned and chal...
• KC using hidden cameras to catch illegal dumpers
• Congratulations to our student chapter of The Wildlife Society for being named t...
• FREE CONCERT at the Krug Park Bowl--Sunday, October 2nd, at 2 p.m. Missouri West...
• Residents don’t want a repeat
• Churches band together
• Freed hikers speak out
• Right before your eyes
• Roadwork roundup, Sept. 26, 2011
• Two towns getting water upgrades
• States favor watershed divide
• Pankau takes command
• A beneficial stroll in the park
• Chiefs picked off in the end
• Rising from the ashes
• Pumpkin festival coming soon
• Staying ... or moving on?
• Residents extend helping hands
• Romance in the air, on the river
• New educators find teaching a tough go
• Doctors: Cervical cancer vaccine often misunderstood
• Biofuels from boom to bust to business
• New look, same result
• Smithville’s backup plan
• High school seminary
• In the courts, Sept. 24, 2011
• Man driving concrete mixer injured
• Interactive program today at Living Community
• Second AD candidate visits MWSU
• County raises tax rates slightly
• Obama lets states opt out of federal school rules
• Potential end to Facebook law
• Missouri lawmakers part ways on business incentives
• Ready for power again
• Non-vet’s trial to start Monday
• Man charged in infant death
• Friday night scoreboard
• Infant's death declared homicide
• SportsZone podcast, Sept. 23, 2011
• Podcast: Double Coverage
• From the bleachers: Live football chat
• Midland Empire football power poll
• Washburn blitzes past Western
• After a shaky economy, plant looks to future improvements
• Graves’ bill clarifies future management of Missouri River
• Theatre gets state funds
• Man pleads guilty in Broadmoor robbery
• Council discusses plans for CIP sale tax renewal
• No charges in video of fight
• Road openings in sight
• Livewire podcast, Sept. 22, 2011
• Dow finishes down nearly 400
• New lawsuit claims Cathedral student as victim
• Bikers ride to save young lives
• Developer tax breaks hang up special session
• Obama rolling back Bush-era education law
• If you can't make it to Topeka to watch the Griffs battle Washburn tonight, chec...
• United Way sees campaign progress
• Clinic to hold fundraiser
• Top 5: What to do this weekend
• Missouri curators talk Big 12 but take no action
• McCaskill seeks to streamline business contracts
• Brownback endorses Perry presidential bid
• Man killed in early morning crash
• Hauntingly beautiful
• Western, Washburn set for TV battle
• Sentencing delayed in Kansas slaying case
• Trapper saw opportunity and continues in a way of life
• Families fault upkeep at Ashland Cemetery
• House leaders revise job incentives
• Graphic novelist lectures at MWSU
• House kills spending bill with disaster aid
• Principal invited to White House
• Audit questions savings of Patrol merger
• Crews rush to repair Iowa roads
• Advocates seek to quintuple cigarette taxes
• Facebook users: Get ready for more changes
• Podcast: Varsity Letters Now
• Audit: Conflict of interest policy lacking
• A reminder to campus organizations and clubs: Homecoming packets are due this Fr...
• It’s apple butter time
• Benton's Ellis sets PR at home
• Bliss Manor opens to house women, children
• Jolly 17ers hold reunion in St. Joe
• Sen. Blunt will head key Romney team
• Wathena police chief announces resignation
• Police Department wants your feedback
• No major changes at LeBlond
• A flood of paperwork
• ‘There is a light, there is a way’
• UAW-GM deal will save jobs
• Job-creation plan reaches standstill
• No charges filed in knife altercation
• Excellent Convocation on Critical Issues with Thomas Friedman. Thanks to all who...
• Convocation speaker: 'Average is over’
• Savannah taking steps to fix budget
• Report: Many in Joplin ignored first warnings
• Fort Leavenworth says it will cut 125 jobs
• Flu clinics start today
• Accident injures motorist in Nodaway County
• Central comes through
• Back to school, back to normal
• Council votes on wastewater project
• Child safety seats a top priority
• County raises tax rates
• Friedman’s backstory
• Shooting victim still in hospital
• Queasiness arrives with flu season
• Altercation led to knife wound
• Convocation speaker Thomas Friedman meets with local media. His speech at 9:30 T...
• Chiefs RB Charles done for season
• Fire in Chillicothe intentionally set
• House panel OKs teacher communication bill
• La première des tables françaises commence demain s'il vous plaît vérifier des é...
• Missouri town calls out Jayhawk
• KC chamber announces 'Big 5' ideas
• Missouri lawmakers back changes to river management
• Obama unveils debt-reduction plan
• The used books sale for the school starts today in the Library, so swing by and...
• The solution for getting your child to sleep all night
• Superintendent discusses plans for SJSD schools
• ‘Mad Men,’ ‘Modern’ take home Emmys
• 'Mad Men,' 'Modern' take top Emmys
• New York Times columnist to speak at MWSU convocation
• End to travel woes in sight
• Southside Fall Festival wraps up for another year
• Road work roundup, Sept. 19, 2011
• Be a part of ‘The Amazing Race’
• Suspect charged in relation to incident
• International trouble brews in a small Texas town
• A flood of empathy
• Western thumps Langston
• Celebration honors life of victim
• Generations join in fun
• People and a nation and a ‘moment’
• Red Cross, residents recover from flood
• City puts renewed focus on road repairs
• Facing up to reality
• Hundreds apply for FEMA aid
• Congratulations Griffon football on 47-0 win over Langston! Volleyball just star...
• Fight on Griffons! It is game time!
• U.S. Ag secretary grants Nixon’s disaster declaration
• Central’s 2nd-half blues
• Moms mentoring mothers
• New audit critical of state university contracts
• Doctor takes over longtime local practice
• Poor health inspection shuts down restaurant
• Chilly conditions don’t freeze fun
• Airlift Wing offers training
• 3 dead, 56 injured in horrific Reno air show crash
• Friday night scoreboard
• Teen charged as adult with murder
• Corps to review river management
• From the bleachers: Live football chat
• Congratulations to MWSU's nursing program, celebrating its 40th anniversary!
• Podcast: Varsity Letters Now
• Who's down for a breakfast tailgate Saturday? Go Griff football AND volleyball!
• Sports Zone podcast, Sept. 16, 2011
• Former Missouri Supreme Court Judge Higgins dies
• Obama signs patent law overhaul
• Contest: Send us your football photos
• Festival to go on despite rain
• Have a ball
• LeBlond comes up just short
• Missouri seeks compensation
• Western honors nursing education
• Diamonds in the rough
• Herzog awarded emergency contract
• Humboldt students to get taste of college
• Area universities bucking trend
• First AD candidate visits MWSU
• Corps pegs 2011 flood damage at $2B
• Ellie Green and Ali Dalsing talk on KQ2 about Friday night's life drawing event....
• FBI: Fake bomb suspect paid cash for flight
• August restaurant inspections available
• Send us your homecoming photos
• Midland Empire Conference football rankings
• Missouri Western grad gets Fed post
• Red Cross offers flood cleanup kits
• Top 5: What to do this weekend
• Alum Makes Good! Esther George '80 named president of Federal Reserve Bank in KC!
• Postal processing centers face elimination
• Detroit Three, UAW extend contract, keep talking
• Feds chip in $2M to fix flood-damaged roads
• GO GREEK--GO GREEK Getting a bid from a Fraternity is easy. All you need is a...
• Mix it up
• Remembering an officer, husband and father
• Civil War re-enactor tells story of 'other president'
• Rally cry for a healthier work force
• Charter wording at heart of redistricting debate
• Plans in the works for expo center
• Celebrating victories
• Senators stall on Joplin tornado aid
• Missouri Senate passes tax credit overhaul
• Missouri lawmakers don't seek to override vetoes
• Hundreds apply for FEMA aid
• Casino to reopen Sept. 30
• Program promotes campus safety
• Due to inclement weather the Green Dot Rally has been moved into the Blum Studen...
• Stop wasting food
• Losing streak ends
• Joplin concert under attorney general review
• Western A.D. candidates scheduled to interview
• Benefit basketball
• Scooter drivers need to be aware of usage rules
• Voicing their support
• A lack of money for repairs
• The solution is a matter of the heart
• Work begins on flooded highways
• Census: Nearly 1 in 6 Americans in poverty
• Body found in Leavenworth floodwaters identified
• Sneezing might have caused firetruck accident
• Remember to come by the library open house today 9:30-11:30 & 1:30-3:30 or tomor...
• Man says charges in bomb hoax 'absurd'
• Flood damage bills adding up
• A precursor for hard talk still to come
• No shoes, no problem
• Perry comes under attack in GOP debate
• Buchanan County taking hard line on repeat DWIs
• Fire repairs near final act
• Former Neely building bought
• Audit brings issues to light
• Area farm donated to conservation
• Teen dies in accident
• Theater complex to get repairs
• Obama pushes jobs plan
• Bishop under fire over abuse case
• SpongeBob in hot water from study
• Way to Go Griffons!
• So who is big pharma paying? This website will tell you
• Teen addiction
• Road work roundup, Sept. 12, 2011
• Calling all sheriffs
• Josephine Expo teams up with Women’s Wellness Initiative
• Council calling for volunteers
• Marine veteran headed to California
• Aircraft welcomed back after wet summer
• Museums, churches honor 9/11 victims
• Chiefs stampeded in opener
• 'Hope can grow from tragedy'
• Man detained at KC airport with suspicious items
• Bikes, blues and benefits
• Life after that day
• Missouri Western upsets No. 12 ranked Central Missouri
• News-Press places third in state newspaper contest
• Fire breaks out at chemical plant
• Marking the milestone as a country
• Fire at old junior college building forces residents out
• Patching together 9/11 thoughts, prayers
• 2 Atchison men die in crash
• Second Harvest celebrates 30 years, awards scholarship to woman
• A beautiful day, then horror
• Riding for a good cause
• ‘See something, say something’
• What it takes this sad day to remember
• What it takes this sad day to remember
• Griffon football vs. Central Missouri, Spratt Stadium, 6 p.m. Come early to tail...
• Fire forces apartment evacuation
• Fighting Irish win 1st game on Marriott Field
• Paying homage with hope
• NWMSU regents react to audit
• ‘I realized I wasn’t invincible’
• Pass the Power Adult Literacy opens its doors to open books
• Heartland CEO shares culture-building tips
• Savannah residents can pay property taxes jointly
• Finding the right words
• River north to Rulo reopened
• Friday night scoreboard
• Missouri House passes tax, natural disaster bills
• KCI security tightened for 9/11
• 10 counties to get federal help with flooding
• Area couple wins $1 million in Powerball
• Lafayette students honor 9/11 victims
• Officials chase unconfirmed terror threat
• FBI: Stolen trucks had no link to terrorism
• Campus and community are invited to meet the four finalists for AD this month.
• Podcast: Varsity Letters Now
• Man jailed after FEMA disturbance
• Former Chillicothe coach charged with rape
• Fishing derby set for Saturday
• With Family Weekend, Chinese Festivals, Rush Week, and Library Open Houses all g...
• Join us in celebrating in traditional Chinese festivals on Monday September 12
• Resurrecting a legacy
• No charges filed against police chief
• Army veteran sentenced after crimes
• Brush of charity
• Fire museum to hold Sept. 11 event
• Man charged with statutory sodomy
• Traffic causes trouble in Tarkio
• Businesses on the move
• Remembering the terror
• Obama: ‘Pass this bill Right away’
• Hiawatha's Newell stands tall on football field
• Toddler's condition improving
• Princeton football to forfeit due to fatal car crash
• CBS is also sharing the news
• Top 5: What to do this weekend
• Double highway fatality in Mercer County
• MWSU sent temporary seats to Joplin HS for their home football game. Good luck,...
• Decorating with peace and love
• Central soccer breaks skid against LeBlond
• City paying its part of settlement with cell-phone funds
• Andrew County jail project moves forward
• Two schools become one
• Teacher and students saw history as it happened
• Charges filed in South Side shooting
• MEC football Power Poll Week 3
• Child falls from window
• Report: Pilot expressed concerns on fuel level
• New businesses are coming to St. Joseph, and the Craig School of Business will b...
• Savannah trying to sort out finances
• GOP debate features first appearance for Perry
• Tjeerdsma bobblehead on sale Saturday
• Reader R.S.V.P.: Where were you on 9/11?
• Police probe shooting incident
• Parents sue KC diocese, priest after son's suicide
• Atchison prepares for Halloween
• Our "safety life savers" all over national headlines! Just got a call from @foxn...
• No boring sandwiches here
• Safety Saviors
• Floodwaters finally receding near St. Joseph
• City settles with De Kraai
• Sergeant puts up his wings
• City Council approves forming CID group
• World changed after 9/11
• The world changed after 9/11
• Man shot during home invasion
• Senate Democrats boost disaster aid
• Postal Service seeks help from Congress
• Details released on conflict of interest case
• Bus rear-ended in Andrew County
• The story is making headlines.
• Parents Weekend will feature free movies, planetarium shows, pancakes with the p...
• Take a look at the events listed for Homecoming. Some may require a team or for...
• Senator stalls work as special session starts
• State audit critical of Northwest
• Danish man pleads to child porn charges
• River level continues to drop
• Hamilton, Maryville remain at top of football rankings
• The day that shocked America
• Western to partner with chocolate shop
• If you see Jack Long or Shane Simpson around campus, they deserve a handshake....
• Fundraisers aid United Way
• Rural parts that deserve an outreach
• Aerobics for the brain
• St. Louis researchers look at anesthesia method
• How effective is a virtual classroom?
• Flooding raises health concerns
• Tractors roll for charity
• Missouri lawmakers to mull sports incentives
• Obama: GOP must create jobs
• Pakistan detains senior al-Qaida leader
• Yoga for kids
• Unemployed face tough competition: underemployed
• Ridding of the rubbish
• Middle-aged find alternate career paths
• FEMA funds delayed for area
• Hate groups or just concerned?
• Man drowns at Smithville Lake
• Cameron man dies in tractor accident
• Job help to be offered in Holt County
• Road work roundup
• Classic cruisin’ for children, hungry
• Step on up to Wathena
• 'Supermom' complex proves crippling
• Too shocking for the city’s own good
• Council plans vote on design contract
• Joplin hospital not hit by twister adds rooms
• Afternoon fire damages Agency home
• Four to vie for Missouri Western AD spot
• Benedictine defense stands tall
• A tale of two cities
• Legislators lag in poll
• Taking care of business
• Missouri Western names A.D. finalists
• 2nd ride for Dan De Kraai planned
• Cyclone warning
• A new take on dance
• Clergy prayer ban at 9/11 event faulted
• Teacher’s scrapbook captures magical moments
• Deaths leave locals grieving
• Remembering the fallen
• Sandbags leaving some Missouri River towns
• Cities along U.S. 36 featured in magazine
• Contractors bid for sewer project
• Friday night scoreboard
• High school football talk
• SportsZone podcast, Sept. 2, 2011
• Not just orientation, Griffon edge was about community out reach. As students do...
• Congratulations to the cast of Romeo & Juliet, playing Oct. 6-9.
• Pitt State goes ape
• Extra Western thoughts from loss to Pitt
• Vintage wings for retired vets
• Commission names state Supreme Court nominees
• Deputy involved in collision
• Bringing African-American history to the forefront
• Early release for St. Joseph schools Friday
• Great crowd on hand.
• The Griffons take the field!
• Woman struck by car
• Investigation finds diocese failed to follow policies
• Cheerleaders warming up. Kickoff at 6 p.m.!
• Top 5: What to do this weekend
• Make sure to check out the posted events. We have posted a full list of times fo...
• LeBlond to dismiss classes early
• SEPTEMBER 1ST, 2011 #21 GRIFFONS VS. PITTSBURG STATE 6 PM - SPRATT STADIUM Goo...
• Livewire podcast: Fall movie preview
• Wall collapses at Maryville pub
• United Way announces fundraising goal
• Gordmans store opens today
• Keeping tabs
• Northwest ready to debut Omaha transfers
• Chiefs still have questions for roster
• St. Joseph missionaries weather Hurricane Irene
• Corps meets with levee boards
• Graves looks forward to vote on balanced budget
• Committee recommends buyer for mansion
• Fan base grows for political blogger
• YMCA receives tax credits for new facility
• Nixon seeks details on FEMA funding freeze
• Victims of fatal Platte County crash identified
• HOMECOMING INFORMATIONAL
• Joplin tornado to cost insurance $2.2B
• Texas A&M plans to leave Big 12
• Juvenile charged with murder
• Welcome to Sophomore Year! Join us for the Sophomore Jump BBQ Kick Off Wednesda...
• The best of basil
• Driver flees after hitting utility pole
• YMCA receives tax credits for new facility
• Accident injures 2 in Andrew County
• Wide receiver Pierce earns starting job
• No charges filed against former officer
• End of Ramadan celebrated in new mosque
• Geiger Mansion sale still uncertain
• White Cloud: Keep our post office open
• Recognize those who do the work
• Community groups ponder a healthier Missouri
• McCaskill hears from those affected by flooding
• Part of Highway 59 reopens
• Crash in Platte County kills 2
• Chamber launches new website
• Local Muslims celebrate in new mosque
• Student Government Association & Western Activities Council PRESENTS: TONY LUCE...
• With members of the community and school officials on hand Monday, President Var...
• 2 in custody in homicide investigation
• River finally starting to drop
• Central football to raise money for Joplin
• Body found in Leavenworth floodwaters
• A giving spirit
• All bite and little bark
• Fuel up
• Into the fire
• ‘Blue Friday’ falls on a Tuesday
• Agency continues crash probe
• Gas price spikes ahead of holiday
• Nixon discusses flood management
• Soldiers return five days early
• Suddenly, job concern seems sexy
• ‘More doors open’
• Some FEMA money for Joplin on hold
• We'll cut the ribbon for Griffon Hall at 4 p.m.!
• Governor returns to Watson, Craig
• Nebraska nuclear plant ends flood emergency
• Claycomo Ford workers authorize strike
• Romeo & Juliet auditions this Wednesday are open to everyone. Sign up today!
• SportsZone podcast, Aug. 26, 2011
• Food bank plans big bash
• Working from home
• Budget forcing lawmakers to consider prison alternatives
• Flood has been ‘hectic’
• First the water, then the roads
• Facebook interaction is not the real issue
• Body of man who fell into Platte River recovered
• Panels can’t reach deal on Missouri districts
• Growing farm program at Kansas prison feeds many
• ‘Pilots of the Caribbean’ take to the open sky
• Digital subscriptions next wave of change
• You can’t go home again
• Festival-goers ‘flood’ downtown
• Students pitch in to start semester
• Free will on display Downtown
• Police continue search for missing grandfather
• Digital subscriptions next wave of change
• State ponders new way to fund colleges
• Casino eyes October opening
• Crash cause remains unclear
• Crash investigation continues; victims identified
• Savages clobber Eagles
• 5 facts about Ramadan
• Trying to stave off bankruptcy
• Snake bites merit officials’ warnings
• St. Joseph on alert for rabid bats
• 4 dead in helicopter crash
• Missouri auditor sues governor over budget cuts
• Man gets prison time for stabbing pet dog
• Facebook law heads to special session
• Reports of fatal medical helicopter crash north of KC
• Friday night football, Aug. 26, 2011
• Guard unit could see hurricane duty
• Crews respond to structure fire
• Man Tased in News-Press parking lot
• From the bleachers: Live football chat
• Judge blocks social media law
• The first day of Griffon Edge concluded with a block party. Freshman Convocation...
• Motorcyclist suffers serious injuries
• Fire chief acquitted of all charges
• Taking to the skies
• Doctor plans to challenge Graves
• Holt County residents seek relief
• Decision looms for mansion
• Police seek 2 'vehicles of interest'
• Poll: 87% in US disapprove of Congress
• Irene barrels toward East Coast
• Livewire podcast: This week's movies
• It's a beautiful day at Western!
• Top 5: What to do this weekend
• Welcome Griffon Edge Class of 2011!
• Joplin's July building permits total $51.7M
• Childhood hunger called a ‘crisis’
• A fig tree and a crop of edamame
• Bed racer has game
• Police probe homicide
• New Chillicothe hospital plan goes to City Council
• Museum benefits from casino workers
• Report outlines cost of dropouts
• 2 stores open on King Hill
• Apple says Steve Jobs resigning as CEO
• School enrollment grows slightly
• Officer-involved accident causes traffic delays
• WWE event postponed
• With Griffon Edge Orientation starting tomorrow and classes starting on Monday,...
• Josh Baldwin was just one of the many new students crowding into Eder Hall as pa...
• Fire damages house on Edmond St.
• Fire damages house on Edmond St.
• Mighty marinades
• Arizona Reunion in K.C.
• Boy helps deliver his own sister
• Flood victims begin recovery process with some help
• With age comes flood of memories
• Drive-in theater closer to reality
• Local lawmakers skeptical on session
• Have tree limbs ready at curb by 5 p.m. today
• Schools to dismiss early Wednesday
• Quake rattles East Coast
• Rebels storm Gadhafi's compound
• Teacher group seeks deal on social networking law
• Report: Sprint to get iPhone in October
• Police ID victim, announce arrests
• Check out our new homecoming website. Find a list of upcoming events, including...
• Leavenworth VA hiring 400 people
• Public schools to dismiss early
• Nixon calls special session for Sept. 6
• Walk-in registration starts at 11 a.m.!
• Man fatally shot during robbery attempt
• Try out plyos
• McCluster back to dual-threat role
• Andrew County jail project progresses
• Collectors hold property sale
• Graves will host listening tour in district
• Benedictine enrollment soars
• Pankau named commander of Airlift Wing
• Man sentenced in theft case
• Council approves property tax levy
• Mobs and the lost art of parenting
• Live United! Western's United Way campaign is underway.
• Police identify accident victims
• Make homemade sidewalk chalk
• Family issues
• Community meetings set to address post office closure studies
• New data spill shows risk of online health records
• Noyes tennis courts receive lowest ratings
• Living with lingering floodwaters
• Squadron to get its wings
• Men arrested after incident with deputy
• Hundley-Whaley Field Day set
• Tripoli falls to Libyan rebels
• Trails West! ends with colorful flourish
• Thomas Friedman, coming to the 18th annual Convocation on Critical Issues Sept. 20.
• Griffon football opens Sept. 1!
• Could your Mexican getaway go wrong?
• Diminishing the meaning of ‘super’
• KCP&L still working to restore power
• Trails West! goers enjoy second day
• Down to the nitty-gritty
• Fire leaves family of eight homeless
• Head-on collision kills moped driver
• Reading trends evolve
• Desperately seeking textbooks
• Heartland employees have good year
• Man dies after bicycle accident
• Moped driver dies in crash
• KCP&L distributing dry ice
• Seeing Red Again
• A new approach to the problem of poverty
• Salvation Army to hold special shopping event
• SJSD meets all but one evaluation standard
• City clears out downed trees, debris
• Maryville recovering after tempest
• City schools put on an exhibition show
• Power restored after substation blaze
• Clear skies, festive atmosphere for Trails West!
• Governors call for better flood control
• Nixon seeks disaster status in 23 counties
• Snapshots: Send us your storm photos
• 4 local schools to dismiss early
• New teen curfew begins in KC
• Prosecutors seek life sentence for priest
• Northwest not accepting debri
• Storm roars through region
• Lightning starts house fire
• Car dealers fear economy could scare off buyers
• Seconds can ‘make a big difference’
• Council gets new South Side proposal
• Private schools start year with a few new additions
• The Trails West! trio
• Former Western AD lands at Kentucky school
• Western expects enrollment drop
• ER changes show results
• Blunt not satisfied with funding
• Anger grows in Holt County
• Severe weather hits Maryville
• City teams to face off again
• Francouer signs two-year extension
• Accidents slows interstate commute
• Another down day for Dow
• Livewire podcast: This week's movies
• Register for fall classes next Tuesday!
• Man injured in rollover accident
• Top 5: What to do this weekend
• KC committee shelves light rail vote
• Be a part of the biggest theatre season in MWSU history! Open auditions Aug. 31
• Home office essentials
• Former sheriff pleads guilty in federal court
• Fire may spark landmark debate
• Mysterious death in California has local tie
• Recovery centers to help flood victims
• Teacher wants to give students a view of history
• Nixon prioritizes rebuilding levees
• Former Worth County sheriff pleads guilty
• Pony Express re-ride gallops off
• "Last year was great, but this year, I thought, better." Good luck, Coach Haley...
• Midland Manhunt: Carrie Stains
• Chiefs wrap up another camp
• Joplin goes back to school
• Source: Obama to give major jobs speech
• Firefighters battle blaze at Livestock Exchange
• Vegan barbecue show and tell
• Sexual assault case continues
• Recognize differences without partiality
• 'Ready to get started'
• Council OKs plan to redraw districts
• Chiefs sign Emporia's Ayodele
• #Chiefs practice still scheduled outside today at 3 p.m. Drop in if you're in th...
• Platte County officer probe given to prosecutor
• Royals get their man
• Obama seeks his own economic help
• Fallen SEAL returns home
• Housing sales up in July
• AG's office probes County Club Village
• Johnson County Sun suspends publication
• Savannah raises rates amid budget crisis
• Re-ride begins Wednesday
• Birds Point plan leaves residents angry
• Governor postpones St. Joseph trip
• Happy first day of school @StJosephSchools students, teachers and parents! Have...
• Headed the right direction
• Accident on Highway 36 sends woman to hospital
• Graves gives his endorsement to Perry
• Cooperation belongs on supply list
• Science foundation grant seeks to broaden horizons
• Vigil honors missing trooper
• City, chamber mull shell building
• FEMA begins disaster work
• Helmig: No anger over wrongful conviction
• Teen pleads guilty to weapons charge
• Obama criticizes GOP rivals on taxes
• Police release name of man in standoff
• Father, son injured in crash
• Smelly surprises lurk beneath flood
• Griffon volleyball has started practice!
• As a result of the inclement weather, the Chiefs morning practice was moved indo...
• Griffon Hall opens this fall!
• County clerk to speak
• 63 killed in Iraq bombings
• A time for moms and munchkins
• Gas prices dropping at some local stations
• Southwest Missouri residents hurt in semi-train collision
• Andrew County welcomes Honest Abe
• Last swim of the summer
• Lessees could face criminal, felony charges
• Waiting can be nerve-racking
• Keeping them on campus
• Final weekend farewell
• Ready for Junior Training Camp!
• It's a beautiful day for Chiefs camp! Check www.missouriwestern.edu for details...
• Brotherhood against fear
• Schools work with transfer requests
• Lies travel at the speed of an e-mail
• Protecting community youth
• The house strangers built
• Two agencies offering help to flood victims
• Half-day standoff results in death
• Mixed reviews on camp’s impact
• A Tale of 2 Tactics
• Standoff ends in suicide
• St. Joseph co-pastors mark milestone anniversary
• Cassel sees limited plays
• Navy SEAL killed in crash remembered
• District starts year with enthusiasm
• 6 Missouri counties part of latest disaster declaration
• Budget cuts not hurting Northwest’s landscape
• Rural America in spotlight
• Fiesta adds flavor to weekend
• Skating star returns to hometown
• Court strikes down insurance requirement
• Boa constrictor found in Trimble
• Sunday's forecast: sunny and 83. Perfect for the last weekend practice of Chiefs...
• A success story from Missouri Western's Bond Incubator.
• "Ready to get out there and show the world what we can do." Go Griffs!
• Power outage in St. Joseph
• Chiefs ready for preseason game
• 7 killed in Afghanistan had ties to 4-state region
• Youths get creative at Western
• Back-to-school readiness
• Ratigan faces another lawsuit
• Man pleads guilty to sex crimes
• Special interests gave millions to budget panel
• Local investors say don't worry about market
• Incubator client pulls down $7M in sales
• Facing up to Facebook
• Diocese, Ratigan face another civil suit
• Critical thought
• Petition calls for Bert-Ernie marriage
• Woman charged with forgery
• Father, son plead guilty in fatal shooting
• Dow rises on positive signs
• Rick Perry running for president
• Western sets Chiefs camp sendoff
• Livewire: This week's movies
• Skynyrd cancels State Fair performance
• Come out for the Junior Training Camp and Chiefs Send-Off Sunday afternoon. No a...
• Western alum supporting the troops! Thanks, Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory, Inc.!
• Griffon football starts practice today! Go Griffs!
• Pirates and princesses
• Camp normalcy
• Woman exhorts the sport of barrel racing
• Cutbacks force retreat in war on meth
• Pony Express film to premiere in October
• Chillicothe woman linked to fraud case
• CEO promotes rural wireless broadband
• Former village chairman faces allegations
• Trooper search scaled back
• Dow finishes down 519
• New leukemia treatment shows promise
• Red Cross prepares for flood cleanup
• Tonight is the final night practice of Chiefs Training Camp. Practice begins at...
• Congratulations to Griffon Athletes getting it done in the classroom!
• Simply sirloin
• Town Hali Meeting
• AFL-CIO sets shoe distribution record
• Dreaming of fields minus friend
• Village has new leadership
• A journey through the states
• Heartland CEO promises health care reform security
• Jobless numbers don’t tell the whole story
• Priest faces federal porn charge
• Dow rallies after Fed statement
• Apple is now most valuable US company
• You Can't Keep a Griffon Down!
• Welcome to the newest member of the Griffon family, soccer coach Chad Edwards! G...
• Reader R.S.V.P.: Basil recipes sought
• River drops below 27 feet in St. Joe
• Western hires new soccer coach
• High risks of autism
• Long wait continues for Interstate 29
• Chiefs relying on ex-Ravens
• Missouri could seek No Child Left Behind waiver
• City Council delays contract vote
• Trim sides, find reason in the middle
• Chiefs announce schedule for camp's remainder
• 19-year-old dies in accident
• Shoe giveaway goes on strong
• Wall Street takes another dive
• Obama: US remains AAA nation
• Autopsy indicates 3-year-old drowned
• Baby's death appears accidental
• States to get waivers on No Child tests
• Moeaki removed from PUP list
• Northwest grad killed in helicopter crash
• Hog farm dispute costs students jobs
• Don't forget to bring your camera to training camp for a chance to win cash!
• Bikers advised to change route
• Sturgis riders make St. Joseph pit stops
• Demolishing the danger
• Possible area soldier among dead
• DARE receives donation
• All about money
• Merchants report surge of back-to-school shoppers
• Experienced Gregg could anchor Chiefs' line
• Stuff the Bus collects more than 20,000 school supplies
• The desperate hours
• A furry, friendly audience
• Home is where the heart is
• ‘Here with the Chiefs’
• Federal balanced budget amendment again steps into the spotlight
• Welcome to Family Fun Day!
• It's Family Fun Day TODAY! See you there!
• Shoe giveaway starts Monday
• Soldiers get time on Jumbotron
• Community helps ‘Stuff the Bus’
• Darts is more than just competition
• Flooding record streak continues
• Senate ends partial FAA shutdown
• Harmony University participants will perform tomorrow night at the Missouri Thea...
• Mustangs stay alive in NBC World Series
• Nixon: No land tax credit in special session
• Stocks close mostly lower
• Pilgrimage to the past
• Fire damages Maryville fraternity
• Teachers protest social media crackdown
• The Chiefs say this morning's walk-through has been moved indoors because of the...
• Family Fun Day is this Saturday. Get ticket information on our Chiefs Training C...
• Help students step in right direction
• Hali, free agents good to go at camp
• Kanrocksas has arrived
• Searching full force for a brother
• SJSD takes the good with the bad
• Man faces sex charges
• Woman sentenced in yacht club theft
• ‘There’s a lot to learn and do’
• Dow plunges 513 points
• Pell Grants remain at current levels.
• Missouri fugitive involved in standoff in Texas
• Woman hurt in pickup crash
• Missouri test scores improve
• Campus-wide alert lifted at Virginia Tech
• Cargill recalls 36M pounds of turkey
• Top 5: What to do this weekend
• Power restored again in area
• It's not just the Chiefs who are practicing to be their best this week at MWSU....
• KCP&L restores power to all customers
• Accident kills motorcyclist
• Learning Curve
• Debt limit bill spares Pell Grant
• Cat lover offers refuge for displaced felines
• Wathena seeks bids to improve city electrical service
• Chamber luncheon welcomes new teachers
• Search continues for trooper
• Barbershop quartets attend Harmony University
• Night practice underway.
• Outage could last until 3 a.m.
• Teen arrested in alleged assault
• First night practice of Chiefs training camp TONIGHT at 7:15 inside Spratt Stadi...
• Searchers widening their area
• Earth's two moons?
• Missouri lacks money for rest stop renovations
• Nixon releases $1.2M for 3 programs
• Let's go under the lights
• KC police walking the beat again
• Boy struck by car in Wathena
• Fire displaces Maryville residents
• Local unemployment rises 0.9%
• Vehicle fire kills man after collision
• Mustangs thrive with pitching, defense
• Rate increase necessary for Savannah sewer upkeep
• Man given 30 years for child molestation
• Tax levies pass in Northwest Missouri
• Drug task forces awarded federal grant money
• Free canning classes to be offered
• County’s sales tax defeated
• National debt ceiling raised in Washington
• City closes 2 pools due to lack of lifeguards
• Police have found sibling runaways
• What's cooking at Trader Joe's
• Patrol brings in Black Hawk for search
• Cool views of the GISC ... home of the Chiefs three weeks out of the year and Mi...
• Woman extricated after rollover
• Obama signs debt bill
• ATV driver dies in accident
• SGA is circulating an electronic petition: "I hereby agree the extra 1.2% withho...
• Police identify toddler in presumed drowning
• Brownback signs waiver to help flood assistance
• Woman accidentally shoots self
• 2-year-old dies after incident at Ramada Inn
• Flooding seems to be losing steam
• Heat, humidity hanging around
• Weather challenges voter turnout
• Northwest has a plan
• The opposite of neighborly
• The money circulates just the same
• Training camp scrutiny process advances with players missing
• House approves debt deal
• Missouri Water Patrol officer missing
• Lucky 13
• Snapshots: Send us your Chiefs photos
• Griffon football season is one month away!
• Family Fun Day tickets on sale
• Lawson man injured in ATV crash
• Tickets now on sale for Family Fun Day presented by American Family Insurance. S...
• Expect traffic delays at KCI
• Insurers must cover birth control
• Please note schedule changes for Chiefs training camp today. Thank you!
• Mustangs win in 1st round of NBC World Series
• What’s new for back to school
• USDA lends hand to landowners
• 221 years of being ‘heroes’
• Second Harvest planning big bash
• PSF continues ahead of pace in odor control
• A tale of two floods
• If I receive a text, be very afraid
• Obama, Congress reach debt deal
• Rules of the pavement
• Chiefs still adjusting
• Bring your friends along
• Officials optimistic on getting FEMA funding
• Is the weather worsening?
• Picnic fundraiser boasts games, food
• Just like old times
• Sunday's Chiefs practice will again be at 3 p.m. See you there!
• A big crowd!
• Chiefs training camp, day 2
• Today's Chiefs practice has been moved to 3 p.m. Gates open at 2.
• Small-town church still going strong
• Debt cause for concern locally
• Uncollected fines, debts irk area courts
• Levels could drop in a few weeks
• Chiefs hope Baldwin makes impact
• Platte County officer retiring after suspension
• Intervention classes offered
• St. Joseph shows its Chiefs pride
• Seniors optimistic about checks
• House approves debt bill
• Early morning crash kills Orrick man
• Red Rally!
• Red Rally, 1:30 - 3:30 this afternoon ahead of the first practice of Chiefs trai...
• Child taken by helicopter ambulance after accident
• Chiefs return to St. Joseph
• Priest faces another lawsuit
• Hearing held in murder case
• Resident vocal on county tax
• CAP releases findings from survey on needs
• Man sentenced in robbery
• Addicts graduate to clean beginnings
• House postpones debt vote
• KCP&L conserving coal at power plant
• Andy Studebaker talks to the media.
• Media waiting for the Chiefs to arrive.
• Live trucks in front of the residence halls.
• Chiefs announce camp schedule
• Details about parking, admission charges for special events, and concessions:
• The Chiefs have set the schedule for training camp. Go to www.kcchiefs.com for t...
• Top 5: Weekend entertainment
• Western administrator to retire
• Built to last a lifetime
• Chiefs sign receiver Breaston
• Heartland opens mental health outpatient clinic
• Platte City administrator resigns
• Are you ready for some heat?
• Writer keeps faith with his work
• Did you mean to dial 911?
• Chiefs sign 10 rookie free agents
• Casino could be closed until October
• Soldier killed after flood duty
• GOP retools debt plan
• Rod's dropping Hallmark
• For up-to-date information about getting to campus, parking and a link to the of...
• Thanks to the St. Joseph Area Chamber of Commerce, the City of St. Joseph, MO an...
• Fire crews battle blaze on city's east side
• One sweet rivalry
• Gay or not, it doesn’t really matter
• Children get chance on court at Tennis Classic
• Students’ shopping spree success
• Woody will be filling city staff positions
• Lifeline Foods observes first decade in St. Joseph
• Red Rally revs up at Western Friday afternoon
• Boil advisory lifted
• Bears sign Northwest's Jones
• No debt deal in sight
• Congressman David Wu to resign
• Painting the practice fields on anticipation of Friday's first practice.
• “The folks at Missouri Western, I can’t compliment them enough ... we could not...
• First Chiefs practice set for Friday
• Just announced: players report to Missouri Western Thursday. First public practices Friday, Saturday and Sunday at 3:30 p.m. Family Fun Day scheduled Saturday, August 6. Watch kcchiefs.com for further details.
• Homegrown physician
• Busy making beauty
• Garage sale permit fee waived
• Holt County battles latest levee scare
• Museum honors Twain visit
• In Atlanta, cheat big or go home
• Brownback wants regulations eased
• Council passes ordinance requiring dog-doo cleanup
• County boasts economic impact of tax
• When did the flood begin? FEMA says June 1
• Chiefs could arrive Thursday
• Parties unveil competing debt plans
• NFL players approve deal to end lockout
• Press conference tomorrow in KC to talk about training camp, among other things. Are you ready for some football????
• Checkpoint leads to 12 arrests
• Man charged with robbery
• Chiefs training camp appears to be moving closer!
• Norway suspect ordered held
• 3 injured in motorcycle accidents
• Remove bad restaurant parents
• Save on back-to-school shopping
• Atchison police: Be on the lookout
• Roadwork roundup, July 25, 2011
• Hats off to lazy summer days
• Debt deal may come Monday
• Camp prep continues despite lockout
• Flood postpones Riverside start date
• Danford Hall — one year later
• No-hit clincher
• Childless, not by choice
• Trials, tribulations of a ‘long summer’
• What never approaches as a shock
• Local entities have strong ratings
• St. Joe now in ‘regular period’ of crime
• The place to be
• Extreme heat cuts attendance at Platte County Fair
• Doing battle in a virtual world
• Stronger than the flood
• Braymer woman dies in crash
• National Archives offers help for researching family history
• Landfill building catches on fire
• Troubled diva Amy Winehouse dead at 27
• Top 5: What to do this weekend
• A denomination divided
• Tennis Classic to be held in St. Joseph
• Adams named new AFL-CIO director
• Nature center still well kept
• How many calories are in that?
• Silence surrounds cases of police misbehavior
• Hotel project experiences delay
• Dealing with debt
• Domestic terrorism rocks Norway
• Platte City man charged with killing girlfriend’s dad
• NFL season remains on hold
• Boehner withdraws from debt talks
• Penny Adams to head AFL-CIO
• Norway shocked by attacks
• FAA prepares for partial shutdown
• Good luck to Coach Hansen ... sorry to see him go.
• Missouri Western is facing a number of challenges, including absorbing the largest appropriation cut in the state, but You Can't Keep a Griffon Down!
• Lawrence man run over by moving truck
• Fort Leavenworth getting new top general
• Local acts you oughta know
• Third year's the charm
• Former housing office still for sale
• Agencies unconcerned over coal supply for KCP&L’s Iatan II plant
• Man’s appeal denied
• Plan unveiled for sewer fix
• Project Fit gets five more school sites
• NFL owners approve tentative deal
• 164 homes damaged in Buchanan County
• Boehner: House will compromise on debt limit
• Nebraska governor calls flood meeting
• Kinder files suit over post-tornado scams
• KQTV parent company considers sale
• Livewire podcast: This week's movies
• Service agency offers fans
• Carol Roever, professor emeritus, with Craig School of Business graduates Allie Humphrey, Triston Jones and Leslie Oberg at Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory, Inc. headquarters! Every year CSB students have the opportunity to compete for their own RMCF fr
• Last space shuttle comes home
• Thanks to KQ2 | stjoechannel.com for their coverage of Western's Mobile Biotechnology Lab.
• Kansas driver looks off roadway, loses control
• Meet the contenders
• Budgets in Holt, Atchison counties hit hard by flood, loss of revenue
• 'Up close it's pretty devastating'
• Genealogist looks into familiar St. Joe name
• Survivor calls for grand jury in priest case
• Watch out for others during heat wave
• Graves' mobile office to tour
• Nixon to call session on business aid
• Governor plans trade trip to China
• Habitat to build 50th house — in one week
• Fresh talks for debt negotiators
• Residents slowly returning to Craig
• It’s blackberry season
• MIAA to use pod system for basketball after expansion
• Group works to legalize marijuana
• Holt County residents can file claims against Corps of Engineers
• Levees saturated, need work every day
• Livestock, crops coping so far with heat
• Volunteers gathering signatures on petition
• Help available for homeowners
• Stepping back on the diamond
• House passes deficit-cutting bill
• Chiefs not ruling out next week for arrival
• Court upholds KCP&L merger
• Missouri creates smartphone app for parks
• Nixon pledges home-rebuilding aid in Joplin
• Call for flood volunteers
• Heat wave expected to persist
• Platte County pot field destroyed
• Flexed for success
• Sales tax holiday set for Aug. 5-7
• Museums offer trading cards
• Indexing a summer of misery
• Restaurant could face legal trouble
• It’s even hot inside
• Army of volunteers holding back the tide
• Flooding brings out best in some
• Police respond to bank suspect
• Tea party joins debt battle
• 2 injured in accident
• Analysis: Nixon walking political middle
• Kansas counties wary of rural tax incentives
• Sometimes you just need to have fun
• Unplug your kids
• Guard struggles with member suicides
• Mosquitoes pose problem in area
• Reverse angle parking unveiled
• Atchison County Fair starts Monday
• Ice cream helps beat the heat
• Robber hits smoke shop
• Signs of camp
• Surveying the damage
• The night the skywalks fell
• Marijuana-growing operations found in Platte County
• Celebrating the past
• Music for the soul
• Shedding light amid some litter
• A capital plan
• Putting the ‘i’ in service
• ‘A lot harder choices’
• Heartland expands mental health unit
• Inspection closed Ramada kitchen service in June
• E. coli strain not yet found in Missouri
• Woman alleges abduction, assault
• Sources: NFL deal may be near
• Debt showdown: Obama presses for 'something big'
• Nixon doubles cash available over Kinder
• Jury begins deliberations in KC rape trial
• WSJ publisher quits in phone-hacking scandal
• Heat advisory issued for weekend
• US formally recognizes Libyan rebels
• Nixon signs bill closing loophole on bath salts
• Wording on bond keeps woman out of jail
• Displaced casino workers volunteer
• Airmen build defenses
• Arts community members honored
• Law enforcers receive $30,000 grant
• Contractor, state not liable in Pony Express Bridge accident
• Mustangs mascot moves on to pros
• High-flying fun
• Debt negotiations drag on at Capitol
• KC investigating 9 possible heat deaths
• Nixon to let late-term abortion bill become law
• Top 5: What to do this weekend
• Livewire podcast: This week's movies
• Livingston County Jail closes for the weekend
• Raccoons in the city
• Lake Contrary’s plan is Route U
• Life, liberty and the pursuit of light bulbs
• Woman focuses love of animals into a rescue mission
• Housing sales rebound after slump
• Woman given probation following son’s death
• Krug Park to get playground upgrade
• Reeder calls violations ‘an honor’
• Congress, Obama scramble to salvage talks
• Charges filed in pawn shop burglary
• Many ideas proposed for Joplin rebuilding
• NPR visited St. Joseph to talk about the possibility of the NFL lockout affecting training camp. Western's own Patrick McMurry, professor of economics, is one of those quoted.
• Tea party cancels KCK rally
• Alert lifted at nuclear plant
• Murdoch drops bid for British Sky Broadcasting
• Mustangs win 1st division title
• Beer meets dinner
• Casino reported gain before flooding came
• Elwood battles sand boils
• Woman uses art to help trauma victims
• Two city staffers leaving St. Joseph
• Presidential candidate wields a big wrench
• DeKalb fire building ready for use
• Flooding bridges political divide
• The extreme becomes routine
• FEMA flood buyouts top $2B since 1993
• GOP: Give Obama new debt limit power
• Ford remembered at bipartisan memorial
• 4 counties experience 911 outage
• Testimony continues in KC rape trial
• Corps to reduce Missouri River releases
• The circumcision decision
• Mustangs helping hand
• Fatal July 4 fire reopens wounds
• Council discusses dog breeding
• Debts amass in the wait for a blast
• Council chooses Woody as manager
• Residents do best to beat extreme heat
• Charming Charlie opens today
• Women testify about KC rapes
• City considers 'doggie bag' ordinance
• Obama demands big deal for debt limit
• Nixon signs grain dealer legislation
• Graves seeks new course on river
• Savannah to open heat relief centers
• Nothing says Downtown like a clock tower
• Nurski takes Fairview title
• Holt County pool holds fundraiser
• Dog days begin at Nodaway County Fair
• Obama, lawmakers to meet Monday
• Raising grandkids not always easy
• Local Special Olympians earn medals
• Hillyard students bring home gold
• Good Samaritans take in workers
• One corps that leads to another
• Western alumni gather at Mustangs game
• ‘More and more people struggling’
• No place like home
• Taking a ‘balanced approach’
• Flood pushes family closer together
• Time out
• Chief concern
• For DeKalb, there's no place like home
• Card tables still dry, tax revenues soaked
• University officials make hard choices
• Betty Ford dead at age 93
• Heartland adds ENT doctor
• Inmate allegedly falsifies report of sexual assault
• Steelman warns of a stifling government
• Anger brews over assessments
• South Sudan becomes newest nation
• Following in the footsteps of their forefathers
• Senators seek hearing on river management
• Space shuttle blasts into history
• Report shows feeble job growth
• O negative blood needed
• Gordon doesn't win All-Star Final Vote
• Mustangs' Chaffin continues to buck expectations
• BUDGET MAYHEM
• Huston announces retirement from AFL-CIO
• Officials eye red-light camera areas
• Care center may get partnership
• ‘Elevate your life’
• More evacuations possible in Craig
• Country town
• Marijuana advocates push for amendment
• Obama calls budget talks 'constructive'
• Snapshots: Send us your flood photos
• Missouri has 11th-highest obesity rate
• Lawsuit challenges voter ID measure
• Watson residents evacuate again
• Anthony to be freed next week
• 139th Airlift Wing helps, still meets goals
• Reading program breaks down barriers
• Casino offices set up at Geiger mansion
• Flood Fest 2011 to raise funds
• Officials meet with South Side
• Pilgrim finds lessons in humanity
• The waters rage on
• 'Tech'-ing a trip
• Former St. Joe priest removed from ministry
• FBI searches for serial bank robber
• University of Missouri mulls enrollment cap
• Spill diverts traffic on Highway 36
• Nixon announces $2M grant for Joplin
• South Korea to host 2018 Olympics
• More images found at priest's residence
• Kinder repays Missouri additional money
• MSSU won’t be penalized like Western for increase
• Bumpy roads ahead
• Flood drops about a foot at Sugar Lake
• Top in their field
• ‘Greed is the creed now, brutha’
• Fire department’s chief training officer retires
• Kids ‘adventure’ into books
• Missing Tarkio man found unharmed
• Anthony acquitted of killing daughter
• Obama warns against short-term deal on debt limit
• Defy the dry
• Mustangs remain unbeaten on homestand
• Nation celebrates Fourth
• Former officer under investigation
• A topic for discussion
• Focusing on health insurance
• A matter of survival
• Treading water a bit too adeptly
• It’s all in the timing
• Flood doesn’t dampen fireworks or American pride
• Happy Independence Day! Thanks to all our students, faculty and staff who have served to preserve our freedom.
• Jury begins deliberating in Anthony trial
• Freedom in the air
• History lesson
• Veteran’s gravestone plaque mysterious
• Senator gets look at flooding
• Fire damage listed at more than $40,000
• Guard members help out, give back
• Lighting up the night sky
• Ground zero flag displayed
• Mustangs win, honor military members
• Closing arguments heard in Anthony trial
• Balance dreams
• For this county, it’s Worth it
• Trust fund bolsters South Side initiatives
• Turning out the lights
• If money could buy confidence
• Rock Port continues to struggle
• Giving St. Joe a lift
• The story behind the symbols
• Getting a driver’s license renewed can be a real pain
• Tight money, floods hurting holiday travel
• Family reunites using Facebook
• In 70s, ‘Shaft’ changed image of black men in movies
• Airmen, city officials to patrol levees
• YMCA receives gift of $400,000
• Kansas Gov. Brownback visits Elwood
• Kansas abortion licensing rules blocked
• Nixon pledges $100M more for disaster aid
• Trails West! buttons available now
• University slashes economic development fund
• Fire destroys vacant house
• Happy birthday, America!
• Mustangs nab unconventional victory
• Platte County to take blood samples of drunken drivers
• Holt County continues to deal with flooding
• Heat only makes it worse
• Wathena police chief suspended indefinitely
• Western approves $48.2M budget
• Smallest Missouri county ready for big celebration
• Federal disaster dollars open up in Northwest Missouri
• Water company seeks rate hike
• Wathena police chief suspended
• "Old Wine/New Bossa" - Mike Metheny
• CDC: Lead poisoning is down
• City fireworks display relocated
• Top 5: What to do this weekend
• Judge: Loughner can be forcibly medicated
• Pleasing patios
• Hospital won’t hire tobacco users
• Plattsburg man marks 35 years of fireworks tradition
• Iatan plant sends some people home
• City reveals emergency evacuation plan
• AFL-CIO begins Soles for Christ program
• Companies recognized for supporting citizen-soldiers
• Flood may hit Doniphan County hardest
• Council taking its time with manager
• Partial evacuation for Iatan
• Flooding hits Fort Leavenworth
• Truck clips utility lines
• Flooding forces auto tour closure
• Strawberry soup season
• Clarinda finds no relief vs. Mustangs
• Man sentenced for possession of child porn
• Government consolidation encouraged
• Man jailed, 20 minutes after being released
• Cuts would hurt economy
• What would God really say to GOP?
• PACT wants community input on 3 long-range plan scenarios
• River passes 29 feet in St. Joe
• Elwood issues voluntary evacuation
• Nixon seeks emergency declaration
• More closings on U.S. Highway 59
• Accident causes traffic delays
• Kudos to our colleagues at Missouri Southern for helping out in a time of crisis.
• Blagojevich faces prospect of prison
• White's all right
• Lessons from the rubble
• New athletic buildings approved
• Council has yet to choose new city manager
• Missing Gentry County man found dead
• More students applying for college aid
• Nodaway County addresses suicide rate
• Coming from all directions
• A difference between can and should
• Highway 59 closed near Atchison, Kan.
• Flooding impacts South Side businesses
• Missing King City man found dead
• Williams out as Western AD
• Casino, softball complex close
• Flash flooding impacts South Side businesses
• Rain adds to flood woes
• Rain contributes to 3 wrecks
• The dark side of social networking
• How to make a pyrotechnic launch pad
• Buckle up
• Worth County celebrates birthday
• Darts competitors aim to win big
• Just having fun kickin’ it
• Triumph faces two labor-related lawsuits
• NRC chair tours Cooper plant
• Rural areas worried about losing post offices
• ‘First step to a better future’
• Keep summer break from breaking the bank
• New drive-in theater in the works
• Nasty stuff
• Trying to make a living
• Second Harvest, Brittany Village to provide meals for children
• ‘Cause I got friends with tractors’
• Warnings of smoke, by and by
• Blunt visits Rosecrans to tour flooding
• Group turned away from council manager interviews
• Mormon Mustang
• Abuse victim wants to help others
• Drivers catch a break as gasoline prices fall
• River levels drop briefly
• 'Just didn't know when'
• Woman fired from credit union job wins lawsuit
• Families encouraged to use fireworks safely
• MWSU tuition hike approved
• Getting to know the candidates
• New York State Legislature legalizes gay marriage
• Joplin seeking to expedite debris removal
• 3 area career centers to close
• Livewire podcast: Going out
• Flooding closes Lewis and Clark park
• River levels drop in St. Joseph
• Master dreamer
• Accused Seattle attackers wanted media attention
• Teen crusades against ticketing traffic cams
• Northwest promotes Dorrel to head coach
• Jackie Robinson’s daughter speaks at Rolling Hills
• Senators press corps over Missouri River issues
• Holt County rising up against the flood
• All eyes on levees
• Country Club Village chairman in trouble ... again
• NWMSU approves $81M budget
• Ag official tours flooded land
• Levee breach in Atchison County
• Dorrel named new Northwest Missouri State football coach
• Melbourne woman dies in single-vehicle crash
• Lawsuit alleges abuse at Conception Abbey
• 'The next 24 hours are critical’
• Woman charged with stealing from former employer
• Top 5: What to do this weekend
• FBI nabs Boston mob boss in California
• U.S. to tap strategic oil reserves
• Garden tours and a love story
• Priddy, Herzog repeat at HLC
• Chamber seeks image enhancement
• Goody bags reassure new members of military
• City manager candidate names released
• ‘Highest waters it has ever seen’
• Board approves 5.5% tuition increase
• Naturalist enjoys things that crawl and slither
• Completely surrounded
• Property owners unhappy
• Western board seeks tuition hike
• City manager finalists named
• Breach threatens Corning, I-29
• Kansas designates 800 highway miles for 75 mph
• FEMA to set up housing park in Joplin
• St. Joseph pastor to assist with misconduct reports
• Study: Urban brains feel more strain
• Obama to address Afghanistan drawdown
• Lewis and Clark reinforces levee
• Join us for the student rally today - 5 p.m., 2nd floor Blum Union. The rally is an opportunity for students to show their support for the university with a message that the 8.2 percent state budget cut is not acceptable to students.
• Unemployment rate shows increase
• The real thing
• Defending Dominance
• Graphic warnings on the way
• District to sell Neely building
• Closings cause longer routes
• ‘We don’t know what’s coming’
• Students to rally against cut
• City will not pay for sewage backups caused by flooding
• All fashion faux pas are equal
• ‘Keep your fingers crossed’
• More Holt County residents asked to evacuate
• Blythedale bank robbed
• Senate approves Panetta as Pentagon chief
• Joplin council halts some rebuilding
• Riverfront Park closed
• Joplin death toll reaches 155
• Huntsman enters White House race
• More roads close due to flooding
• Craig residents asked to evacuate
• The path to perfect posture
• Koerper's Crossroads
• River watch continues for Cooper Nuclear Station
• Riverfront still open for business
• It’s only a matter of time
• City mulls red-light camera ruling
• Diplomacy for kitchen and tee box
• School board OKs budget
• More water releases possible
• Levee breach near Craig
• Obama to discuss Afghanistan plans
• Man dies in motorcycle crash
• Brownville nuke plant avoids shutdown
• Construction causes Highway 36 delays
• Accident injures 2 on I-35
• Internet group expands domain names
• Frederick closed at Ashland
• Looking like a fool with your pants on the ground
• What do you know, St. Joe?
• Motorcyclist hurt after hitting deer
• Rosecrans won't 'miss a beat'
• Daviess County man injured in crash
• Two youths injured in ATV wreck
• Kansas residents hurt in collision
• Heart disease knows no age
• Couple open music theater, restaurant in Stewartsville
• Motorcycle, tractor charity rides planned for this weekend
• Flooding worsens in Holt County
• Father’s Day inspiration
• Mustangs stay hot, sweep Generals
• Levee breached at Big Lake
• Fireworks go on sale Monday
• Bishop Finn holds session in St. Joseph
• Guard officers checking into sand boils in Andrew County
• 60 youths participate in Kids Tour ride at Corby Pond
• Lord willing ... and the creek don’t rise
• Rainfall not significant factor in rise of river
• Father, daughter receive diplomas
• Running for a good cause
• Most Joplin tornado deaths were in homes
• Animal shelter, vets advise on pet care
• St. Joseph hammers Nevada
• Couple escape serious injury as pickup crashes into bedroom
• Some residents ask Country Club Village chairman to resign
• Crops progressing amid floods
• Missouri legislators’ education levels differ from constituents’
• Jazz festival soothes Downtown
• Hot weather arrives
• Suspect detained near Pentagon
• Priest sex victims call for investigation
• 3 Kansas firefighters fired over alleged looting
• New witnesses emerge in '90 murder case
• Nixon vetoes voting bill
• A lot of smiles, as Camp Quality comes to the Griffon Indoor Sports Complex!
• Happy Father's Day!
• 900 pets still homeless in Joplin
• Jazz in the air
• May restaurant inspections available
• Car crashes into house
• Mustangs set runs record in win
• SNAP group gathers to discuss abuse
• Celebrating women
• Western wrestles with tuition
• Savannah resident uncovers local Civil War history
• Railway buildup causes concern
• Still hoping for Chiefs training camp this summer!
• Al-Zawahri named top al-Qaida leader
• Utility company sells for $7.9 billion
• NY lawmaker Weiner resigns
• Paving scammers seen in the region
• Sheriff warns of scam
• Livewire podcast: This week's movies
• Top 5: What to do this weekend
• Mustangs drop 1st at Phil Welch
• Police look into forgery ring
• Not as simple as it seems
• Husband and wife work to encourage local artists
• Immunizations not available Friday
• Savannah Council to help develop budget
• ‘Jelly gasoline’ pulled from local store shelves
• Regional housing sales plummet
• Children's center to open in Joplin
• Breaches don't change flood outlook
• House panel backs $1B for flood repairs
• FEMA trailers headed to Joplin
• Fun stuff at the Western Institute's Center for Community Arts ... check them out!
• I-29 closes near Rock Port
• Soccer stadium rivals best in world
• Residents of Big Lake waiting for floodwaters
• Hyde Park talk discusses political attacks on unions
• PACT presents plan to school board
• Knowing is the best present
• Former Worth County sheriff faces eight federal charges
• Beating the heat, with help from donations
• American Red Cross shelters on standby for flood victims
• Still preparing for floodwaters
• Officers of Eagle Aerie meeting this evening
• The Pepsi Dream Machines are here! Ariel Chance and Vanessa Withee were on hand as the first recycling kiosk was delivered to Popplewell. Another is located in the Commons. Watch for more details coming soon!
• Huntsman getting into GOP race
• Senate votes to preserve ethanol subsidy
• Social Security makes $8B in improper payments
• Summer school starts in Joplin
• Accident injures Trenton teen
• Area donates nearly $250,000 for Joplin relief
• Kansas fights both rising water and rumor mill
• Tennis complex to get repairs
• Two levees breached in area
• 20-year robbery sentence upheld
• Roth family donation benefits Children’s Mercy
• Rural love with strings attached
• A rewarding experience
• St. Joseph Perkins to remain open despite bankruptcy
• Latest Missouri River levels
• Groups reach out to victims, parishioners
• Small steps to better habits
• Man drowns in Platte River
• Joplin tornado death toll at 153
• Levee breached in Holt County
• I-29 to close near Hamburg
• Griffon football players among those who helped sandbag this weekend. Way to go Griffs!
• Fatherly foundation
• New antibiotic developing at local incubator
• Missouri Western introduces art society
• Author shares education advice
• Worth County ATV crashes result in serious injuries
• Quaker Oats workers hold first reunion since closing
• Waiting for a flood can try to your patience
• Livingston County man gets his named cleared
• St. Joseph named in the 100 leading locations for 2011
• "We hold steadfast in our belief that every effort must be made to maintain the quality that is currently being delivered, and even with the steep cuts announced we are committed to delivering excellence." - Thanks to Kylee Strough '03, ch
• Mustangs remain unbeaten at home
• Canines not created equal
• Art in the Park showcases talent
• Sandbags have strength in numbers
• Cameron air show thrills in old-fashioned way
• Higher levees may not happen
• Freedoms and the art of dancing
• Juneteenth celebrates with parade
• Giving kids a (lunch) break
• Relay for Life teams raise money
• National Guards making preparations
• Park board at odds with Savannah council
• Tough times for rural hospitals
• St. Joseph’s water plant not in jeopardy from flooding as in past
• Putting a finger on history
• Flooding is a new game for casino
• Corps commander, U.S. reps tour levees
• Accident closes Interstate near Dearborn
• Homicide victim identified
• Alaska releases Palin's emails
• Western gets 8 percent cut
• KC Diocese lawyers seek dismissal of lawsuit
• Joplin students to attend school at mall
• Gates questions NATO's future
• Rig carrying cattle overturns on I-29
• Loyal to the end
• 3-Dead?
• Diocese launch 5-point plan against misconduct case
• Suspect says altercation led to stabbing
• Base speculations rise
• Special Olympians head to Greece
• Man drowns in Platte River
• Lake Contrary beaches closed
• Preschool benefits last into adulthood
• Craig prepares for flood
• Top 5: What to do this weekend
• Police: Girl, 5, said she drowned boy over crying
• Levee breach reported in Atchison County
• Cat lives 16 days under tornado rubble
• Parties on Parkway postponed
• Accidents injure four people
• Attorney to conduct review of diocese
• Sandbag volunteers needed
• Livewire podcast: This week's movies
• The United Way of Greater St. Joseph is serving as the initial point of contact for those who want to volunteer for the city's sandbagging operations. For more information, go their web site, call 816-364-2381, or visit the office at 118 So. 5th. Th
• Pilot wants big-time air show, small-town feel
• Harry Potter and the pizza garden
• Energy plants prepare for flooding
• Mansion will not be fire station
• Technical college, food bank link up
• New use for old technology
• State of breast health remains unchanged
• In the Courts
• Suspect charged in Clinton County stabbing death
• Divers search for homicide clues
• Housing in high demand in Joplin
• Ex-sheriff in meth case pleads not guilty
• Walmart reopens after fire
• Midland Manhunt: Jason D. Ritchie
• Motorcycle collision injures two
• Water woes could linger until August
• Healthy fast-food choices
• First impressions
• Andrew County officials watch and warn
• Blunt says curb on earmarks changed how corps does business
• Relationships conference offers insights
• Summer fun, but safe from sun
• Annual jazz event set for St. Joe
• Agencies seek to focus volunteer efforts
• Hotel tax wins on second try
• Big Lake State Park to close indefinitely
• Trenton man killed in crash
• Missouri opens recovery center in Joplin
• Cicada ice cream seller told to cool it
• Experts: KC bishop unlikely to resign
• Corps official accepts tour invitation
• Hospital has tentative rebuilding plans
• Yemeni leader hurt worse than thought
• Royals draft hometown legend
• One in a million
• Electric rates sting Wathena businesses
• Interviews set for city manager candidates
• Preparing for the flood
• Light turnout expected today
• High heat raises health risks
• The virtues accumulate amid despair
• Breast cancer forum Wednesday
• Dry weather, overflowing river
• Damage estimate to Joplin schools at $151M
• Flooding may aid protected birds, fish
• 5 US soldiers killed in Baghdad
• What do you know, St . Joe?
• Man escapes fire on Pear Street
• 2 killed in one-vehicle crash near Wathena
• Man injured in one-vehicle crash
• Santorum enters White House race
• Western alumnus Brady Ellis talks about his Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory, Inc. store in Vicksburg, Miss., including the program that made him a partner in the store. Way to go, Brady!
• Nothing like kicking a town when it's down
• Life lessons through art
• Area bishop apologizes to parishioners
• Equine Herpes virus cases expected to diminish with time
• Learning from the past
• Air Guard says thanks
• Air show opening Saturday
• Federal levee breaks in Iowa
• Area general stresses professionalism
• Our thoughts are with our colleagues and friends at Northwest Missouri State who lost their football coach, Scott Bostwick. He was well liked, well respected and will be missed by Bearcats and all others who knew him.
• Northwest football coach Bostwick dies
• Second best
• Touch of the past
• If it works, keep it going
• Hoping for the best
• Big Lake still fuming
• Firefighters battle blaze at Charity Thrift Store
• Ride for Ryan gathers 402 motorcyclists
• Fun on the North Side
• Slow boil as waters get higher
• North End hosts festival
• Edwards case faces obstacles
• Joplin receives help from volunteers
• Class 3 Championship live blog: Savannah vs. Westminster
• City loses chunk of CDBG funds
• Beckoning all bikers
• Savannah baseball heads to 1st state title game
• Squadron sees last graduate from program
• Seven graduate from drug court program
• Hulshof testifies in Woodworth hearing
• Honoring the ‘good guys’
• Three more Western students to own chocolate stores
• Rock Port remembers great flood of 1993
• Officer hit by lightning after Joplin tornado dies
• Congratulations to Triston Jones, Alllison Humphrey and Leslie Oberg! These three recent graduates of the Craig School of Business were selected today to run their own Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory, Inc. stores. Check the press release at www.missouri
• Edwards indicted in mistress cover-up
• Some blame Corps for flood threat
• Rocket wounds Yemeni president
• Midland Manhunt: David A. Painter Jr.
• Oak Mill, VP sentenced in federal court
• Send us your flood photos
• Jack Kevorkian dies at 83
• NASCAR's McMurray returns to Joplin
• Thanks to Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory, Inc. and Steve Craig for providing this great opportunity for Craig School of Business grads! We look forward to hearing today who is selected for the next store!
• KC priest removed after allegations
• McLouth teen killed in Costa Rica
• Join the Center for Community Arts this Sunday, June 5th from 4:00 - 6:00 pm outside of Potter Hall for their summer kick off! Create fun take-home crafts and enjoy some frosty summer time treats! Wear your play clothes!!! Cost is $5.00 per child. In ca
• Baseball brothers
• Guard, Doniphan Co. officials review plans for onslaught of water
• Motive behind murder may remain unresolved
• A ‘risky’ idea that has worked out sweet
• Next disaster: Mighty Mo
• Woman sentenced in embezzlement
• Victim files lawsuit against diocese, priest
• Joplin tornado death toll now 138
• Nixon addresses flood concerns
• City hopeful levees will hold
• Museum volunteer honored
• Romney opens presidential bid
• Welcome incoming freshmen! Like this Class of 2015 Facebook page to get to know each other and get important updates!
• Former suspect in '90 murder takes Fifth
• Top 5: What to do this weekend
• Gower marijuana grower pleads guilty
• Restaurant group again sues IHOP ministry
• Independence police shoot fake gator
• Livewire podcast: 'X-Men: First Class'
• MWSU's Bushman Planetarium has added show dates the next two Saturdays, June 4 and 11, as well as some evening shows during the week. Get your tickets now ... shows tonight and next week are already sold out!
• Platte County authorities investigate homicide
• Vehicular viability
• Convicted child molester gets 24 years
• Sipping soup for a good cause
• King City goes big for sesquicentennial
• Still something to be proud of
• A sturdier structure to call home
• Army Corps predicts river at 27 to 32 feet in St. Joseph
• Husband, wife preserve history
• Metro jobless rate falls to 7.5 percent
• Homicide suspect confirmed dead
• Body found in Platte County
• Nixon to visit St. Joseph Thursday
• Brookfield bank robbed
• Ex-investigator testifies in murder case
• Corps: 'More water is coming’
• 134 confirmed dead after Joplin tornado
• For the fifth straight year, Missouri Western has been named to the President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll, reflecting Western's commitment to volunteering, service-learning and community engagement. Way to go, Griffs, for gi
• Join the MWSU Alumni Association for Alumni Night at Bush Stadium in St. Louis on June 18!
• Republicans press Obama on borrowing
• No one hurt in school bus mishap
• Mubarak, sons to stand trial Aug. 3
• McAlister's Deli to open Monday
• Accident sends 2 to hospital
• Scholarship awards for district graduates top $7 million
• Gluten-free for champions and foodies
• Northwest gets approval for tuition hike
• Making education a priority
• City Council approves 12% sewer rate increase
• Lemonade stand aids disaster relief
• Area residents prepare for flooding
• Boil advisory for Easton
• Panel: Cell phones a possible carcinogen
• Sheriff questions alibi in farmhouse death
• The Western football game at Washburn Sept. 22 will be on national TV. Go Griffs!
• Rebuilding begins in Joplin
• Feds to pay 90% of Joplin cleanup costs
• Virus puts reride in question
• 2-year-old dies after vehicle accident
• Shady days
• A war within
• Shelter cats need homes
• Hotel/motel tax hike could aid all of city
• St. Joseph remembers fallen heroes
• ‘Voices of the Civil War’ to be held at cemetery
• Patients use art as expression
• Officials preparing for coming floods
• Happy Memorial Day!
• Save energy and money
• Holt County starts voluntary evacuations in low-lying areas
• Princeton ag instructor wins award
• Small business expo to be held in Lathrop
• Mound City honors veterans
• Alerts to be sent to sale barns
• Chicken and beef more expensive
• Trying to beat the heat
• Obama tours tornado-ravaged Joplin
• Readying for a natural disaster
• Mustangs make it a win streak
• Fuel cost impacts area travel
• Enthusiasts breathe life in historic characters
• Bubbling under the surface
• Graves to play ‘Taps’ at several sites
• New wonders from old gems
• Meet me in St. Louis
• Those fools at the top of the world
• On the move
• Golds for Marlay, Hatten have Cameron in 1st
• Man sentenced for burning girlfriend with hair iron
• Homemade detergent brings jail big savings
• Blackbeard’s anchor recovered off N.C. coast
• Continuing to help
• Bishop says policies must change
• Nixon sets aside $25M for Joplin aid
• Joplin death toll rises to 132
• Selling out
• Rates to be hiked in phases
• Flooding causes road closures
• Highways reopen after spill
• Spigot opens on Mighty Mo
• Bank on it: Mustangs win opener
• Gadbois perseveres as mother battles cancer
• Big Lake residents eye rising waters
• $4 million divided in BNSF Railway case
• Tornado shows problem with state Rainy Day Fund
• Hazardous material spill forces evacuation
• Officials: 10-year-old caught driving after accident
• Western will honor former athletic director Charlie Burri by naming the drive in front of Spratt Stadium in his honor. Thanks, Charlie, for all you have done and continue to do for Griffon athletics!
• Some of Joplin's missing turn up safe
• Road maps for rebuilding
• Gentry Co. issues endangered person advisory
• Motorcyclist suffers minor injuries in collision
• PSC to hear request for rate rehearing
• Judge voids Wisconsin collective bargaining law
• Roads closed due to flooding
• Top 5: What to do this weekend
• Everywhere there’s art
• Savannah’s financial troubles could make bond difficult to pay
• Western awaits word on tuition increase
• Sheriff’s deputies head to Joplin
• Veteran tries to ensure graves get their due
• End of Elwood School District
• Mustangs open 2011 season Thursday
• Check out Bushman Planetarium.
• Memories of devastation will linger
• Former Royals ace Splittorff dies
• Hall to honor local baseball legends
• 21 people charged in federal drug bust
• Postal cuts may affect 3 stations
• Tornado damages homes, businesses in Sedalia
• Cruising Joplin, looking to help out
• Still looking for survivors
• Shooting spree suspect incompetent for trial
• Brew to taste
• ‘No flexibility left and no relief in sight’
• Revised PACT plan would cost less
• Local Red Cross volunteers help out
• Out of this world
• Rushville man’s killer gets 26 years
• Museum is a labor of love
• Law officers carry torch for Special Olympics
• Mustangs off and throwing
• A race to find survivors
• 2 in custody in armed robbery
• It's official! The Guinness World Record staff has confirmed that MWSU set a world record for the largest Zumba class with Zumba in the Room-ba in January with 490 people. Thanks to everybody who played a part!
• Joplin mayor: 'Storm won't kick our ass'
• Netanyahu: Israel ready for painful compromises
• KCP&L, city send help to Joplin
• Going the distance
• Former resident shocked by devastation
• Area agencies lend helping hand to tornado victims
• Western unveils planetarium upgrades
• Reflecting on the issues
• Mount Mora Marine gets his due
• 'Don’t know really what to do next'
• Firefighters work to free KCP&L contractor
• Tornado survivors recall narrow escapes
• A sweaty, smelly end to high school
• We're thinking about the citizens of Joplin, especially our colleagues at Missouri Southern State University. Southern's Foundation has established a relief fund for faculty, staff and students affected by the tornado. Donate to the "Torna
• Missouri American Water hit hard
• A garden room in the middle of nowhere
• ‘Ready for the world’
• What do you know, St. Joe?
• Suspect charged in fatal apartment shooting
• ‘A sign of good times’
• Local Red Cross volunteers Joplin-bound
• Mrs. Missouri, Mrs. Kansas pageants crown winners
• Museum will honor Holt County veterans
• New exhibit opening in Savannah
• Storms rage across region
• Pawlenty announces presidential run
• Official: Tornado hits Joplin hospital
• Regrets? We've all had a few
• Natural beauty
• Severe weather visits region
• Savannah will see new water fees
• Mutual love for tenderloins forms group
• Vollmer golden again
• Many lives commence for graduates
• Senators engage in energy debate
• Knowing how to swim is necessary
• 150 years ago, St. Joe cut down its flag
• Learn to swim with your kids
• Man shot dead in Downtown area
• Mail-order minister
• Vollmer adds 9th gold medal at state
• Group meets to discuss safety
• Schools excel in theater competition
• Pregnancy does not deter graduate
• Blunt says energy production means American jobs
• Tourism could be down this summer
• District caps off another year
• State track meet hampered by weather
• Bishop releases statement on allegations
• Murder nets 30-year sentence
• Brownback starts review of tax code
• Police seek suspect in Hamilton robbery
• Aide: Pawlenty running for president
• Diamonds in the rough
• Committee strives to convert tax doubters
• End of an era in Wathena
• Reason to celebrate
• Three Kansas teens could face murder trial
• Cyclists hoping for break in weather
• Lake Contrary plants healthy message
• Man gets life, plus 30 years in murder
• Akin cites credentials in Senate bid
• Western identifies accident victim
• Priest charged with possession of child porn
• Rabies clinic postponed
• It is with sadness we announce that DeRico M. Morris, a sophomore at Western, died yesterday evening after being pulled from the Looney Complex swimming pool. DeRico, age 22, was a summer student worker in housing and residential life. He has been descri
• Top 5: What to do this weekend
• IMF chief steps down
• Choosing the right grill for you
• Red Cross prepares new crop of volunteers
• Once, twice, three times a hero
• Returning airman surprises daughter
• ‘It’s the end of the world as we know it’
• Census data point to a younger, rental population
• Musician uses accordion as teaching tool
• Spring planting gains momentum
• Worker dies at Herzog facility
• Unresponsive swimmer pulled from pool
• Tea party groups plan KCK rally
• Accident injures passenger
• Organic made easy
• Lafayette bruises way past Benton
• Accident kills woman, injures passenger
• Pregnant woman alleges excessive force
• Awaiting the end — again
• Schools recognized for being positive
• Exhibit highlights African-American baseball experience
• Missouri Theater ready to reopen
• County to pursue nuisance rules
• Woman killed in overnight accident
• Akin running for U.S. Senate
• The Center for Community Arts has lots of cool stuff to do this summer for kids and adults. Check them out!
• New details in Wyeth Hill shooting
• Schwarzenegger reveals he had child with staffer
• NATO helicopter attacks Pakistani army post
• Eyes on healthy vision
• Will your child be ready for kindergarten?
• LeBlond motors into district finals
• Subdivision resident worried about pests
• One balloon not worthy of a trial
• Savannah passes on probe
• Murder-suicides focus attention on rural mental health
• Officer deaths on the rise
• Council OKs red-light cameras
• High school project addresses teen suicide
• Trump says no to presidential run
• What do you know, St. Joe?
• IMF chief to remain jailed
• Police identify shooting victim
• Second to last shuttle mission blasts off
• Two injured in one-vehicle accident
• Declutter and help others
• Man finds savings in time of energy price hikes
• City Hall investigating ways to go green
• Union Star man hurt after fleeing from trooper
• Police investigate Wyeth Hill shooting
• Christian, LeBlond students graduate to new challenges
• Road work roundup
• Speak out on broadband
• Ready for their own space
• Let's protest, or just pay up
• Going to the chapel
• The grass isn't always greener
• Most local top students are girls
• A long way from 1993
• Pitcher perfect
• King City man dies in accident
• Firing on all cylinders
• Western graduates, a cut above the rest
• Kid sluggers would make some display
• Nursing pinning ceremony at 8:30, PTA pinning at 9, commencement at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. Good luck, Western graduates!
• A week away?
• Some wins, some losses
• Knights of Columbus group celebrates 50th anniversary
• Safety biggest factor in chases
• The nose knows: Allergy season here with vengeance
• Rhoads scholar
• Man arrested, charged with statutory rape
• KCP&L asks panel to lower local rate hike
• Local issues passed at end of session
• Missouri prescription program saved
• Missouri tax incentives unresolved
• April restaurant inspections available
• Livewire podcast: Going out
• Pakistan suicide bombs kill 80
• Ron Paul again running for president
• Middle class are ‘the losers’ in America
• Lawmakers pass teacher records bill
• Parks Department adding new, fixing old
• LeBlond topples Savannah
• Jurors find man guilty of possessing child pornography
• Letter carriers to collect food donations along routes
• More details of county raises released
• SJSD receives donation
• Teacher tenure doesn’t protect bad educators in St. Joseph
• 2 more stores leaving mall
• Police: Man who tried entering Army base caught
• TSA defends frisking of baby
• Top 5: What to do this weekend
• Missouri lawmakers pass limits on late-term abortions
• Kansas budget votes likely Thursday
• Go Griffs! Western baseball overcomes a 4-0 deficit in the last four innings, getting a two-run homer from Isaac Rome with two outs in the top of the 9th to edge Ft. Hays State 5-4. Griffs play Central or Emporia tomorrow! Listen on AM 1550.
• MWSU Coaches will be collecting tips for Second Harvest at the McDonald's at I-29 and the South Belt TONIGHT. See you there!
• MIAA baseball could see switch to wood bats
• Through the cracks
• House OKs agriculture bills
• Evangelist Graham hospitalized with pneumonia
• Fire engulfs garage
• Jurors continue deliberations in child pornography case
• MoDOT downsizing plans advance
• House OKs public safety tax ballot measure
• Accident delays traffic, sends two to hospital
• Public pays homage to fallen officers
• Retiring teacher understands the grip of a classroom
• KCP&L granted 20.7% rate increase
• Finals ended yesterday; commencement is Saturday at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. Enjoy the summer, everyone!
• Poll: Obama approval rating hits 60%
• Two arrested in robbery
• Inmate stabs convicted kidnapper
• KC airport security pats down baby
• Taste, tenderness and bureaucracy
• $4 million settlement reached
• Man denied bail on first charge of several alleged sex crimes
• Bill to go back to the governor
• Graves committee pushes for testimony of White House official
• Mother charged with child endangerment
• Grant could add four police officers
• ‘Be the change’
• McCaskill bill would take subsidies from oil companies
• Synthetic drug ban bill sent to Nixon
• St. Joseph native Bradley retiring from skating
• Play review: 'The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee'
• Bail denied for man charged with multiple sex crimes
• Mother charged in infant death case
• Settlement reached in BNSF case
• Missouri House passes welfare drug-testing legislation
• Obama issues disaster declaration for Missouri
• Rights group: 757 civilians killed in Syria
• Tractor-trailer accident injures four
• Tender love and care
• Three suspects arrested in shots fired incident
• A kinship in knowing water woes
• Local casino’s name back to original
• District passes vendor rule
• School district responding to chickenpox cases at Bode
• Group kicked out of parade
• City looks at 12% sewer rate increase
• Central beats Kearney
• Five area firefighters injured
• Fire displaces Elwood family
• Kansas budget talks resume but stall
• Gingrich running for president
• Crown Center to add Legoland area
• The Griffons are in! For the fifth time in seven years, Missouri Western will play in the NCAA Division II tournament! The Griffs head to Canyon, Texas Friday.
• The story may change, but the outcome is what counts
• The Duck House
• What do you know, St. Joe?
• Road work roundup
• Putting kids first
• Fire guts rural Savannah house
• On the road to restoration
• Mercer County residents injured in crash
• Caldwell County woman dies in crash
• Buchanan County deputy dies after bone marrow transplant
• Obama: ‘Getting our man’ outweighed risks of raid
• Yes, begging is a crime here
• Helping Johnny learn
• Krug Bowl goes for the big time
• Heart strings
• Rural counties have difficulty meeting grocery needs
• It’s Down to the wire
• ‘Celebrating St. Joseph’
• Trenton’s title
• Say it with music
• When communication is key
• Head-on collision injures man
• Keeping it fresh
• Reserve funds help city meet its budget
• Now that's a fire
• Special-needs youths have fun at Camp Geiger
• Fine arts: Important for many students
• Investigation ends in sex crime charges
• Gas prices expected to drop
• Midland Manhunt: Jyla S. Deayon
• MWSU Police are actively investigating this morning's false bomb threat. If you have information about the identity of the caller, please call the Crime Stoppers TIPS Hotline at 816-238-TIPS. You can remain anonymous and may be eligible for a cash r
• Thanks to everyone for their cooperation this morning. MWSU received a threat of a bomb in an unspecified building on campus. We promptly evacuated all buildings while they were checked by university police. An unattended cell phone in Leaverton Hall req
• All clear issued for Western bomb threat
• Jury rules against rail company
• Al-Qaida confirms bin Laden's death
• Don't mess with success
• With injury behind him, Rockhold wins 3 events
• Kansas law enforcement officials prepare for additional inquisition
• KCP&L rates remain unclear
• Rep. Guernsey favors capping salaries
• Local courts celebrating jurors
• Missouri approves budget
• Jumping for the jumping jack
• Learning from another city
• Nixon withdraws education appointments
• Obama pays respects at ground zero
• Top 5: What to do this weekend
• National art exhibit opening in KC
• Missouri couple charged after children found locked up
• Thank you, MWSU students, for donating more than $4500 of your meal plan flex dollars to Second Harvest Community Food Bank and their Backpack Buddies program in the Catholic Newman Center's third annual Flex Food Drive!
• Cool and cost-effective
• Fire fully engulfs home in Buchanan County
• Voter photo I.D. bill passes in House
• National Day of Prayer event set
• Jury deliberating BNSF case
• Red Cross receives new helpful tools
• MoDOT to close some facilities in area
• ‘Osama’ virus infects computers
• Speaker encourages schoolchildren to follow their dreams
• Lafayette graduate finds importance in 75-year reunion
• Nebraska man at large following Maryville stabbing
• Fake bin Laden photo leads to computer virus
• Lawmakers override redistricting veto
• Caruthersville braces for record flooding
• Schaaf ends filibuster
• White House won't release death photos
• Send us your graduation photos
• Guardsmen rescue 93-year-old from car
• Finals start today. Good luck, students!
• Food, flowers, the roots of humanity
• The boogeyman lives on
• Construction under way at Pony Express Museum
• Gallatin husband, wife plead not guilty
• Judge delays sentencing again
• Bin Laden unarmed when SEALs stormed room
• Updated CAFO bill moves ahead
• Plans revealed for hotel/motel tax
• One person hospitalized in fire
• Rural counties to get broadband survey
• Father, son charged in homicide
• Congress may cut Pakistan aid
• Kansas lawmakers see progress on budget
• Missouri auditor: Finance division holding back records
• Snore no more
• Teen gets shock time in drug case
• Police continue to probe homicide
• Lawmakers hail the killing of terrorist mastermind
• The fears that came in from the cold
• What do you know, St . Joe?
• Western softball claims share of MIAA title
• City Council reviews red-light camera ordinance
• St. Joseph resident recalls 9/11
• Corps to blow up Missouri levee
• Unwary phone call led US to bin Laden
• Bin Laden's death sparks relief, outrage
• Sly James becomes KC mayor
• Terrorist mastermind bin Laden is dead
• Skaith students get into weight-lifting
• No such thing as ‘pen and pad’ anymore
• More volunteers head to flooded South
• County pay raises cause concern
• Community adds color to Chamber logo
• Road work roundup
• Farmers fight flooding
• A faster way to get ticketed
• Red Cross sends two more volunteers
• A fourth-grade phenom
• Ropp wins again
• Last year a time of growth for local scouts
• Special Olympics goes beyond track and field
• ‘This is my whole heart’
• No room left to modify some reason
• Missouri governor vetoes congressional redistricting map
• Seniors’ drug plan on the line
• Riding out the storm
• School planning team Shows ideas for future
• Congratulations, Western softball! A doubleheader sweep of UNO today gives the Griffons a share of the MIAA regular season championship! On to the conference tournament May 5-8 in Overland Park, Kansas.
• Chiefs, Pioli gamble on Houston
• Food bank director ends challenge
• Geiger group ready for proposals
• Fighting racism, an ongoing struggle
• Protection through path patrols
• Nixon vetoes workplace discrimination measure
• Missourians clear out before possible levee break
• Rosendale boil advisory issued
• Obama gets glimpse of devastation
• 2 Kansas agencies to track drunken drivers
• NASA delays shuttle launch
• Britain celebrates royal wedding
• Midtown shooting kills teen
• Guard members aid flood victims
• Congratulations to Drew Newhart and Rachel Luteyn, MWSU Student Athletes of the Year! Check out Missouri Western Griffon Athletics for videos of all the nominees.
• Chiefs draft Baldwin
• Banding together for Beethoven
• 6th District will occupy a lot of space
• Central’s Callaway named top teacher
• Western, UMKC join forces
• U.S. Army opens facility to media after major transfer
• Sparks Flea Market sells real vintage
• Red Cross wraps up campaign
• A great look at the year (so far) in Griffon athletics!
• Area jewelry store robbed
• MWSU and UMKC have signed an agreement allowing students to get two degrees in five years: an engineering technology degree from Western, and an engineering degree from UMKC. Click to learn more:
• Livewire podcast: This week's movies
• NFL: Teams, players OK to work again
• Poplar Bluff evacuees can return home
• Teen charged in connection with area burglaries
• Police investigate stabbing
• Jewelry store closes in mall
• Missouri lawmakers pass redistricting map
• Top 5: What to do this weekend
• Teens fail to grasp impact of drugs
• Southern storm kills 194 people
• Sweet swag
• Can we get enough of royal wedding?
• No leads in pit bull investigation
• Forester: Trees find a way into heart
• Person of interest found guilty of tax evasion
• Missouri lawmakers pass congressional redistricting map
• Keeping businesses running efficiently
• Barge sightings may increase on river
• Local jobless rate falls
• House approves dog-breeding compromise bill
• 'It's just getting worse'
• Afghan officer kills 9 Americans
• Obama shuffles national security team
• Serving time for a cause
• Judge orders forfeiture of drug assets
• Obama releases birth form
• A taste that's fresh and unique
• Preparing for a quake: duck, cover
• Health care crowd polite
• PACT’s first phase: Close two schools
• Trial begins over fatal train accident
• 2011 looking to be ‘one of the wettest years on record’
• No texting and driving
• Hitting close to home
• Dead body found in Platte County identified
• Fire closes YWCA Aquatics Center
• Friday night will bring a chance to eat pasta from a piece of art while helping a student organization. Click for details about the Griffon Arts Society's "Pasta Bowl" fundraiser.
• Rain-swollen rivers threaten Midwest
• Medical workers in the making
• A professional people person
• Dead body found in Platte County
• Judge delays sentencing in murder case
• Youth get healthy eating tips
• Legal pioneer gains honor
• Vehicle crashes into power pole
• Separating gimmicks from reform
• Tuition increases still pending
• LeBlond stomps Chillicothe
• Officers highlight rail safety
• New fire station to open
• Crash in stolen vehicle causes power outtages
• March death investigation closed
• Man found dead in southern Platte County
• Know someone who needs to be on Facebook but isn't computer savvy? Send them to AITP's computer skills class TONIGHT. No charge, but free will donations will be accepted.
• Show ready
• Town hall forum to address health care act concerns
• World marks Easter
• Tax tips offered
• Big garage sales coming up
• Road work roundup
• Last chance for shoppers
• Six students win gold medals
• Maybe we should play harder to get
• Modest proposal
• Alone in the backfield
• Local volunteers to aid in St. Louis disaster relief
• Scott County loses commissioner, teacher in crash
• Trial to begin in case against railroad
• Gubernatorial candidate to speak on Thursday
• WANTED: candy filled or hard boiled
• Reflecting on mercies in our lives
• St. Louis cleans up after tornado
• Residents are ‘part of a continuing story’
• Metering response on meters
• Work to resume on routes
• Harrison excels after transfer to Northwest
• Launch party
• Drugs can affect teen relationships
• Volunteers head to southern U.S.
• Beating suspect faces more charges
• Missouri River on the rise
• Prescriptions going digital at Heartland
• Lawmakers OK another redistricting proposal
• Livewire podcast: Going out
• Easter forecast: Cool and rainy
• Hunt continues for dogs
• Come see "Shrew in a Few" Tuesday night!
• Missouri Senate votes to eliminate 2 election dates
• We’re dreaming green this Earth Day! There was an exciting announcement during Earthstock yesterday: MWSU will soon offer the Dream Machine on campus! Watch for details.
• Familiar frames
• Donating organs ... bittersweet
• Going the ‘extra mile’ for Backpack Buddies
• Suspect injured after multi-county pursuit
• Livewire podcast: This week's movies
• Nixon, business owners talk growth
• Apple slammed over location tracking
• Fire extinguishes itself
• Car strikes 4-year-old girl
• St. Joseph man sentenced in drug conspiracy
• Kansas abortion foes seek insurance change
• Missouri Senate passes plan to shrink House
• Top 5: What to do this weekend
• Online essentials
• Benton, Maryville to meet in Pony Express final
• BP sues maker of blowout preventer
• Village meeting turns heated
• United Way holds volunteer fair
• Women provide Biblical gender twist
• Abused animals rehabilitated into happy pets
• New airline rules tackle fees, bumping, flight delays
• A day of remembrance
• More room to recover
• Top Kansas speed limit rising
• Nixon: Progress made on dog-breeding issue
• Lockdown lifted at two schools
• Missouri storms cause damage
• Village moves forward with sewer plans
• Suspect still at large after rural pursuit
• Easter over easy
• Budget debate has more appropriate goal
• Nearly 1,400 throng Civic Arena for job opportunities
• Plan would bring Downtown parking meters back
• ‘Nothing to worry about’ in Midtown?
• Marker denotes Patee House’s role in war
• 4 honored at 2011 Literacy Luncheon
• Victim of August hit-and-run dies
• A sick ‘reality’
• Congratulations to Cathy Habermehl, MIAA Women's Golf Coach of the Year!
• Pony Express baseball rained out
• Egypt: At least 846 killed in protests
• Police identify murder/suicide victims
• Dragons rally to win in 10 innings
• Sixty-five roses with a cause
• Cameron hires Berry to replace Nichols
• Council passes alcohol measure
• What do you know, St. Joe?
• Drug charge nets two weeks
• Savannah’s new council meets
• Museum may dip into reserves
• Burglar gets 17 years
• Marriages that survive tough times
• Deal reached on 'puppy' legislation
• Students optimistic despite money doubts
• S&P cuts outlook for US debt to 'negative'
• Council to vote on retail incentives
• Obamas paid $453,770 in taxes in 2010
• Longtime Missouri congressman Harold Volkmer dies
• Kansas launches pharmacy tracking system
• Correction: Pony Express Tournament schedule
• Man charged with sex crimes
• Grami Tami’s chalkboard
• Nodaway County woman injured in crash
• State school to host first fundraiser
• Patrolman honored
• Vatican miracles exhibit draws Palm Sunday faithful
• Cicadas coming en masse to state
• Tax deadline today
• Couple misinformed of roof damage
• Wheels for Maddie
• Putting babies first
• Truman State sweeps Western
• Lawmakers move to protect hog farms
• Learning from the past
• Dressing up the neighborhood
• Doing more with less
• Autism group raises funds with putt-putt event
• Fix is in on royal wagering
• Vehicle strikes cow
• Single-vehicle rollover accident injures two
• A look at what lies ahead
• Savannah lays off staff
• St. Joseph responders feel gas price pinch
• Memorial honors DeKraai
• Senate gets sentencing bill
• Gas woes continue in U.S.
• House passes $6T spending cut plan
• Police looking for Washington felon
• Nixon raises $1.7M; Kinder raises $771,000
• Tax returns due Monday
• Missouri Senate passes bill requiring broad state audit
• 'It does get better'
• Every fiber of their being
• Officials call for a simpler tax code
• FAA seeks to cool controversy
• Teacher of the year finalists announced
• Vigilant citizens help police
• Lawmakers pass CAFO suit limits
• Celebrate Earth Day at EarthStock next Thursday!
• Livewire podcast: This week's movies
• St. Joseph man charged with sodomy
• Trail theater to get new owners
• Dick's Sporting Goods plans St. Joe store
• House passes budget-cutting plan
• Clothing retailer to open Friday
• Special prosecutor responds to online comments
• Benton names George Ross Jr. new basketball coach
• Fire crews respond to smoke at library
• Top 5: What to do this weekend
• Kansas teen dies after motorcycle accident
• The original home shopping
• Western’s dedication day
• OMG! U can txt 5-0
• Attorney turns fiction writer
• Gas station accident leaves two in hospital
• AFL-CIO launches $40K fundraising drive
• Hotel/motel tax group meets
• Heartland unveils new, larger ambulances
• Do you eXtreme? Thursday and Friday at Potter Hall Theater ... see you there!
• Police officer fined for DWI
• Lawmakers approve overhaul of dog-breeding law
• Obama eyes Medicare changes, tax increases
• Egypt's Mubarak detained for investigation
• Central's Jackson dominates sprint events
• Accident at convenience store injures 6
• 12,000 pounds shed in ‘Plunge’
• ICM shares progress on flex fuels testing
• 'A lot of controlled chaos'
• Savannah council urged to get involved in town’s finances
• Civil War exhibit opens at St. Joseph Museum
• City backs allotments of block-grant funds
• Man guilty of stealing farm equipment
• All dogs go to heaven
• Alleged burglar caught in the act
• KC leaders want end to 'poaching' of businesses
• Redistricting proposal faces Senate opposition
• Missouri passes extension of jobless benefits
• Tastes of April
• County tax headed for August ballot
• Staying the course
• Soccer field vandalized
• Tax freedom with no talk about taxes
• Mother creates scholarship in memory of son
• School board discusses paper bids, funding
• Worker dies in Platte County
• Air conditioning unit stolen from museum
• Women learn art of self-defense
• 548th deploys to Afghanistan
• FFA builds partnership with local ag firm
• Carter's home run caps Central's huge comeback
• Report: McCaskill spent less on travel than others
• Missouri Senate passes extension of jobless benefits
• Obama's debt plan: Everything on the table
• Bill would close graphic crime images
• Koster: Federal insurance mandate unconstitutional
• Send us your prom photos
• Ivory Coast's Gbagbo's captured
• Don’t hoard, be HAPPY
• Grundy County salutes its soldiers
• Special week honors radio operators
• Trenton celebrates new hospital
• Apparent triple murder-suicide linked to marital problems
• U.N., French fire on Gbagbo residence in Ivory Coast
• Searching for Branson Perry: 10 years later
• A march for Violet
• City seeks more data on retail district plan
• What do you know, St. Joe?
• Maybe there's a reason so many are upset
• Home-base medicine
• Northwest’s defense stellar in spring game
• Japanese employees of Lifeline Foods concerned for nation’s future
• Risk not worth shutdown
• Vandals persistent in targeting Wyeth-Tootle Mansion
• CAUTION: Severe weather Months ahead
• Special week recognizes crime victims
• St. Joe homes on parade
• Tapping brakes on civic psyche
• Alleged triple murder-suicide discovered in Mercer County
• Man shot in Midtown Saturday
• Making a move at a milestone
• Girls Basketball Player of the Year: Lindsay Vollmer
• Albright connects with students in Honduras
• River study results revealed
• City Council examining CDBG funding
• Police enforce law on adult shows
• Prosecutor helps reduce sticker shock
• Time's almost up
• Livewire podcast: Going out
• Livewire podcast: Trails West! lineup
• Bicycle Safety Check set for today
• Two injured in tractor-trailer accident
• The hills are alive ...
• Schaaf, 3 others call end to filibuster
• Federal shutdown would have considerable reach in region
• Copper thieves ruin family’s plan to move into home
• Benton honors Modis as 'hero'
• Police make arrest for ‘adult entertainment’
• Local director to receive training
• Son spearheads 2011 Walk MS
• Livewire podcast: This week's movies
• Clock ticks on government shutdown
• Former Western coach Gary Filbert dies
• Condolences to the family of Gary Filbert, Western's first basketball coach and a member of the Missouri Sports Hall of Fame.
• Felon sentenced in federal court
• LeBlond baseball postponed Thursday
• Eight-legged annoyances
• Democrats question Kinder hotel bill
• K.C. police dog attacks bystander
• Top 5: What to do this weekend
• Region’s history finds outlet with man’s Web compilations
• Breach raises fear of scams
• Holocaust survivor shares horror stories
• Air show could return next year
• MAP testing under way in St. Joseph schools
• Guilty plea in beating death
• Obama calls for more budget talks
• Missouri senators conditionally agree to jobless bill vote
• Child sex abuser gets 80 years
• City’s jobless rate shows slight decline
• Missouri boy gives up talking for Lent
• Sheriff accused in meth case resigns
• Heavy smoke causes accident
• Missouri Western seniors: Don't forget to come out to Senior Fair, 3-6 p.m. in the Blum Union lobby. Have your resume reviewed and receive a FREE gift from the Alumni Association. Meet with volunteer organizations to learn how to stay connected in y
• Bounceback win
• Greek American style
• Cameron votes down tax for rec center
• Ingersoll elected Savannah mayor
• Narrow win for Mercer, loss for Jefferson
• ‘Apathy’ prevalent at the polls
• Sewer bond headed to passage
• Hollister pleads in accident case
• Charges in boat club case
• Authorities target synthetic drugs
• Trails West! headliners announced
• Obama presses Congress to avoid shutdown
• St. Louis, K.C. to learn fate of earnings tax
• The Griffons open the softball field at the Spring Sports Complex in style, with a no-hitter from freshman Jackie Bishop in game one of a doubleheader sweep! Go Griffs!
• Open burning canceled Tuesday
• Country doctors in training
• Council approves construction bid for rec center
• Youths put peer pressure to use — in a positive way
• Arts Fund campaign starts Tuesday
• Moran wants surgical approach to cutting U.S. budget
• Savannah’s version of NFL success
• Funeral protest bills in works
• Nuclear plant dumps radioactive water into sea
• Hollister gets life in prison
• Missouri sheriff accused of distributing meth
• MU closer to becoming smoke-free
• Missouri Senate panel OKs new congressional districts
• Obama launches re-election campaign
• Open burning canceled
• K.C. school district continues budget cuts
• What do you know, St. Joe?
• AP: Mizzou hires Miami's Haith
• St. Joseph motorcyclist injured
• House fire causes $40,000 damage
• Light turnout expected for Tuesday’s election
• ‘Sexting’ concerns local officials
• Judges tighten DWI rules
• Council to vote on ambulance rules
• Commander wins accolades
• Time to prepare for spring storms
• ‘A great outpouring’
• Severe Thunderstorm Warning in effect for Andrew and Buchanan County until 8:30p.m.
• Treanor blasts Royals past Angels in 13 innings
• Thanks to ALL the people who showed up to help paint the walls at Humboldt Elementary! Murals for Minds rocks!
• A passion and a purpose
• Shooting victim transported to hospital, police find evidence
• Fire did not deter Apple Blossom
• School on a Saturday?
• ‘Instead of wine, we have soup.'
• Living on food stamps
• Budget bill puts squeeze on education
• City leans hard on ‘one-time’ fund
• Audit reveals mess in Savannah finances
• Western rallies to defeat Northwest
• Games encourage seniors to be active
• Disability advocates aim to ban ‘R’ word
• Woman sues Clinton, DeKalb counties over rec center
• New architect hired to design delayed Andrew County Jail
• Officers head back to college to be interviewed by students
• WIC adapts 2011 federal poverty guidelines
• FBI links suspect to bank robberies
• Wednesday night lights
• Easter art
• Highway deaths fall to 60-year low
• Unemployment falls to two-year low
• Jurors find Williams guilty of murder
• Indoor complex pays off for QB Partridge
• 2 men sentenced
• Missouri’s 6th District could grow
• Salvation Army announces new programs
• Corps calls off rise to protect sturgeon
• ‘Power to rebuild their lives’
• 139th plane not damaged in Florida storm
• Jury finds Williams guilty of first-degree murder
• Royals rally falls short
• Mall announces additions
• Top 5: What to do this weekend
• Hernandez, Onate sentenced to prison for murder
• Students in the Craig School of Business get a sweet opportunity!
• Corps cancels Missouri River pulse
• Laws of the lawn
• Opening Day at Kauffman
• Woman revels in teamwork found in sailboat racing
• Mixed results from statewide health report
• Blunt pushes for balanced budget
• Jefferson presents new bond for gymnasium
• Murder defendant takes the stand
• The sweet side of sales
• Large-scale hog farm effort ends
• Painter shuns Mizzou to stay at Purdue
• Detective describes Williams' confession
• Polo woman sentenced in bank case
• Crazy for cake pops
• Director to participate in food stamp challenge
• Hamilton’s Vollmer joins exclusive club
• PACT group lays out findings
• In U.S., risk from reactors is real
• Northwest board OKs tuition increase
• Police seek help identifying subjects pictured in stolen property
• Murder defendant to argue self-defense
• Local museums need volunteers
• Driver suffers serious injuries
• Small-town women make it big with bags
• Observe and report
• College targets the next war
• Connally wearing two hats
• Elk restoration advances
• Expanding the tax rolls?
• Rural routes likely to take brunt of cuts
• Obama defends actions in Libya
• The lights at the new Spring Sports Complex have been installed and must now go through a period of testing and "initial burn-in." That means they will be on all night tonight.
• Burglar locked in storage unit arrested
• Think spring in Easter decor
• Rise in Medicare could mean no Social Security COLA
• Census numbers questioned
• River navigation season promising for local port
• Recognizing women
• Meth bill may struggle
• Candidates forum held in Savannah
• Maryville man hurt in ATV crash
• What do you know, St Joe?
• Man arrested after signs smashed in neighborhood
• People ‘who have a heart’
• Helping to fight hunger
• Northwest official going to Arkansas
• Capell leaves lasting legacy
• Optimism expressed on spring planting season
• Hog tied
• Growing with the times
• Tent City closing
• A look at Lent
• The Lake Show
• Rural residents combat crime
• Fire causes Savannah play to get creative
• Negligible radiation in environment has little impact on health
• Legislators team to discuss issues
• Clayton State leads Michigan Tech at halftime
• Hoenig leaving position at Fed
• Back-to-back champs
• OMG! Online abbreviations make Oxford dictionary
• Opposition topples Canadian government
• Breach suspected at nuclear plant
• Groups push for Kansas lawmaker to resign
• Former student charged with school burglary
• Group meets to discuss education, work force
• Melodic drama
• Investigators may know who set intentional fires on Sixth Street
• City advances plan for $4.5 million recreation center
• Rooms with a view
• 5 from Panama learn from city
• Report reveals teachers’ lost professional stature
• Voters will determine village’s sewer bond issue June 12
• Peering through perceptions
• Livewire podcast: Going out
• Livewire podcast: This week's movies
• NATO poised to take command of Libya operation
• St. Joseph man pleads guilty to bank fraud
• Man arrested for meth lab connection
• Western professor influenced by Japan
• St. Joe gets a little greener
• Technical knockout
• Students ‘kick butts’ with dodgeball
• United Way begins allocations process
• Reporting L.I.V.E
• Four-day school week leaves city divided
• Man faces child pornography charges
• Michigan Tech halts Northwest's title run
• Western raising tuition
• Western raising tuition
• Man faces child pornography charges
• The need for speed
• Meadville woman arrested on suspicion of prostitution
• AP source: Mizzou coach close to returning to Arkansas
• Helton, Limley sentenced to prison
• Livewire podcast: Rebecca Black's 'Friday'
• Obama rules out land invasion in Libya
• No drivers' licenses available Saturday
• Kansas lawmakers mull fixes for pension woes
• Kansas Senate approves voter ID bill
• Elizabeth Taylor died at age 79
• FINAL FOUR FEVER
• Gadhafi’s forces terrorize key city
• Parkway Elementary to get air conditioning
• Arguments ongoing as health care law hits anniversary
• Region’s broadband Internet service efforts set to expand
• Senior center plans lining up
• Driver strikes Boehringer building
• Flavorful favorites
• Tornado watch issued for area
• K.C. voters to pick next mayor
• Northwest prepares to fight for title
• Yemeni leader says he'll step down by year's end
• Missing man reunited with family
• Missouri approved for small-business lending initiative
• Voters to get 2nd look at hotel tax
• Curtis named all-american
• Committees discuss ways to jump-start museum growth
• McCaskill: Property taxes on family-owned aircraft went unpaid
• Money ball
• Cameron air show goes on
• Athletes energize kids
• Hotel tax on June ballot
• Missouri faces highway funding shortfall
• Buoyed by strikes, Libya's rebels try to advance
• No quick fix seen at nuclear plant
• Dine out, help out
• Police seek missing person
• Midwest Vipers win sponsorship
• St. Joseph's Elite Eight tips off Tuesday
• Missouri Senate leader looking for $500M in savings
• Two injured in Harrison County SUV crash
• Fatal fire investigation nears conclusion
• Olive Street assault leads to one arrest
• Japan disasters’ impact on Triumph exports minimal so far
• Girl Scouts auction buildings
• Refuge offers spring events
• Life after Afghanistan
• Census declines hurt small counties
• ‘We do business a little differently’
• KDOT to put down the pencils, use computers
• YWCA program promotes bystanders to stop violence
• Committee: Bond is best move
• Las Vegas man dies in crash
• Stemming the overflow
• Allies attack Gadhafi’s forces as dictator Strikes rebels
• Lead or follow
• 1 person dies in apartment fire
• Ready for the ball
• What do you know, St. Joe?
• Apartment fire kills one in Platte City
• One of their own
• MU mobile site offers hands-on learning experience
• Teen hurt in 2-vehicle crash
• Schools will see some new faces
• Deceased Chula residents identified
• Giving people ‘a second chance at life’
• Agencies providing shelter, food waiting to hear on federal funding
• Board proposes higher standards
• Red Cross offers free CPR training
• Farm City Breakfast draws large crowd
• Libyan government declares cease-fire
• Judge blocks Wisconsin union law
• Rising from the ashes
• Livewire podcast: Going out
• Livewire podcast: This week's movies
• ATV accident injures one man
• Area commissioners gather in St. Joseph
• Blunt: Nuclear energy should remain an option
• Donors moved by Japan’s plight
• Obama addresses radiation fears
• News-Press & Gazette realigns management
• County offers insight on crime prevention
• Candlewood Suites announces hotel
• Better luck tomorrow, Griffs!
• 70 pounds of marijuana seized
• Jefferson girls downed In semifinals
• Candlewood Suites coming to St. Joseph
• Driver hospitalized after accident
• Scott County Central defeats Jefferson
• House votes to cut off funds for NPR
• Kansas Senate panel modifies voter ID bill
• Missouri House approves concealed gun legislation
• Chillicothe police investigate terrorist threat
• Top 5: What to do this weekend
• 2 found shot to death near Chula
• Missouri House members mull ban on international laws
• Recycling efforts underway! Thanks Vanessa, Professor Tushaus and SIFE!
• Ag expo center plans still on table
• Cooper Nuclear officials routinely prep for disasters
• Japan air-drops water on reactors
• Student adds to education with recycling effort
• Cowgirl up
• Western substitutes J. Cole as spring concert headliner
• Alcohol businesses will get choices
• Cameron residents debate rec center
• Gun laws advance in Missouri House
• States consider legislator layoffs
• Picture perfect
• Rural Missouri task force recovers $2.5M from thefts
• Looking for something to do on a beautiful Thursday afternoon? Help Griffon baseball open the new Spring Sports Complex as they take on Central Missouri at noon tomorrow! It's the first-ever Western baseball game on campus. The temperature is predic
• Local attorney to prosecute Voltmer case
• Ruled by the wealthy
• Homeowner unhappy with utility’s response to leak
• Pappy’s puckers up for St. Patrick's Day
• ‘A magnet to bring people deeper into town’
• Missouri GOP asks for ethics probe of McCaskill’s flights
• Last American WWI veteran laid to rest
• Country cooking à la française
• Budget panel backs Nixon on K-12, universities
• Mailbox bomb alarms homeowners, police
• Man rescues son from submerged truck
• Kansas House committee votes down immigration bill
• Kansas unions to rally at Statehouse
• Road trip to St. Joe
• Life's little lessons from the barn
• Missouri near bottom in education cuts
• Fire dog to sniff out possible arsons
• Region watches, prepares for the worst
• Positive results for schools
• Meltdown threat rises in Japan
• Lawmakers propose ban on Islamic law
• Health in translation
• Wastewater released into Missouri River
• Obama prods Congress on NCLB renewal
• Flags to be at half-staff for WWI vet
• What do you know, St. Joe?
• Determining the fate of Geiger Mansion
• Officials press for nationwide ban on K2 alternatives
• Buckle up for every trip
• Would Cameron embrace a recreation center?
• Talents gather in Maryville
• Bearcats one win from St. Joseph
• Hogan’s Heroes
• Platte County student spells ‘semolina’ to win regional bee
• Getting the best deal
• Foreclosures hit home
• Boy, 9, hurt in bicycle accident
• A league of their own
• St. Joe goes green with cheer
• Passenger injured in one-vehicle accident
• Trenton-area soldiers prep for mission
• Spring break! Enjoy, and be safe!
• How to help earthquake victims in Japan, Pacific
• No area residents injured
• Christian students headed to Ethiopia
• Cameron questions census data
• 3 locations discussed for new detention center
• Going ‘above and beyond’
• Police spring into activity
• Rental home catches on fire
• Nine charged in drug investigation
• Called to come home
• Lafayette boys basketball loses third-place game
• Officer charged with DWI
• Investigation yields drug charge
• Tsunami waves hit Hawaii
• Death toll from Japan quake likely to climb
• Watch for opportunities to buy season tickets!
• Officials give Neely building poor marks
• Senate leashes dog law
• Teen gets 7 years in best friend’s death
• Blunt: Gas prices should drive more domestic energy
• Sen. Schaaf holding forum
• K2 substances seized in Atchison County, Mo.
• Police investigate fellow officer
• Sikeston beats Lafayette 64-43 in Class 4 semifinal
• Driver gets 17 years
• McAlister's Deli coming to St. Joseph
• Guns stolen from antique store
• KCP&L slashing 150 positions
• WWI vet to be buried Tuesday
• Two businesses receive state loans
• Feeling the sting
• Arrests unveil possible burglary ring
• Copper thieves busy
• Pastor sees faith as an extension outside church doors
• Downtown tax swap proposed
• McCaskill to return money spent on flights
• Missouri House endorses English-only drivers tests
• Officers want prescription for cold medicine
• Jury rules for Royals in hot dog lawsuit
• Liar liar
• Guilty verdict in robbery trial
• Discovery lands, ends flying career
• Search finds possible K2 substance
• Tobacco ban proposal fails at Western
• Accident slows traffic on U.S. 36
• Fire destroys south side structure
• The ‘year to repeat and win it all’
• St. Francis lets good times roll
• Theft victims upset over felon's release
• 5 children hurt in rollover
• Panel seeks input on next UM president
• Senate endorses repeal of dog-breeding law
• Local jobless rate jumps almost 1 percent
• Lynyrd Skynyrd, Doobie Brothers to play State Fair
• Mardi Gras event back on schedule
• Slash the salt
• Midland Manhunt: Rodney E. Mace
• Please disregard the earlier announcement about the MWSU Alumni Association's Mardi Gras. They have decided to proceed with the event tonight from 5:30 - 9 at Boudreaux's. Let the Good Times Roll!
• Calling all coaches
• Missouri sex offender captured in Oklahoma
• 5 children hurt in rollover
• What do you know, St. Joe?
• Congressman’s mother dies
• In the courts, March 8, 2011
• Trial begins in robbery spree
• Bill proposes small change
• Bonds bring growth
• Senate panel holds hearing on drawing congressional districts
• Council forges metal building rules
• Students offer helping hand
• Christian doubleheader
• Gas prices are about more than oil
• Skippy peanut butter recalled
• Burglary investigation widens
• Congratulations to Missouri Western State University Theatre & Video and MWSU Music for their outstanding production of "Phantom!" All four performances were sold out, and more than 200 season tickets for next year were sold. Bravo!
• Take a stand or have a seat
• K.C. works to keep AMC from moving
• DUI reform could cost Kansas up to $10M
• Bearcats cut down the nets
• Students, organizations offered free money
• Serving up support
• Travel agencies see mixed impact from world unrest
• Church’s destruction brings new life
• Taking on tenure
• Northwest women win MIAA tournament
• What a day to be irish
• Thieves steal more than possessions
• Many Mentally ill landing in jail
• Mardi Gras in St. Joe
• Pony Express League aims to keep things solvent
• Moving into the light
• Kansas driver injured in single-vehicle accident
• Lafayette wins, advances to state semifinals
• Once again
• Jobless rate dips to 8.9%
• Students to vote on Western tobacco policy
• Marrow drive raises awareness
• Restaurants fight to keep prices down
• UCP preps for 25th Chili Challenge
• New season, new leader
• Pony Express museum ranks high
• Live blog: Western vs. Washburn
• Northwest advances in MIAA Championships
• St. Joseph man arrested for child enticement
• Citizen helps police foil burglary
• A sign for the time
• City vehicles vandalized
• Western students to vote on tobacco policy
• NFL, players agree to CBA extension
• Former district engineer promoted
• I-229 back open
• Study participants to pack on pounds
• Senate panel opposes Brownback's arts proposal
• Tupica time
• Another 24 hours
• ‘Do it better and do it bigger’
• Drivers airlifted after accident
• Maysville man to get jury trial in molestation case
• Bridge set for replacement
• Students eye potential jobs
• Northeast Kansas shows population loss
• Andrew County officials share government with area students
• Connally named interim city manager
• Livewire podcast: Going out
• Live blog: Western vs. Fort Hays State
• Missouri House approves funeral protest restrictions
• Benton basketball coach Ron Tyler retires
• Livewire podcast: This week's movies
• Brownville bridge work delayed
• Rebels reinforce key Libyan oil port
• Brief lockdown at Truman Middle School
• Top 5: What to do this weekend
• Tickets for Phantom, March 3-6, are going fast! Visit www.missouriwestern.edu/tickets to secure yours today!
• Finally moving on
• Former teacher remembers the joy of hearing her students progress
• Celebrating 107th birthday of Dr. Seuss
• Keri Hilson to headline Western’s spring concert
• Kansas City mafia topic at Eggs and Issues
• State protest legislation still in play
• Addition project begins
• 2 U.S. airmen killed in airport shooting
• Get writing, drawing, painting ... how ever you best express yourself!
• Bridge work shuts down parts of I-229
• Lawmakers call for end to teacher tenure
• Missouri House endorses tax amnesty period
• A royal revealed
• High court rules for funeral protesters
• Coach, teammates honor teen
• Chowing down for children
• Redevelopment plan features sporting goods store
• Mosque ready to open
• Lafayette boys hope to finally advance
• EPA fines St. Joseph company
• Food court loses two tenants
• Tennessee overtakes Missouri in meth lab incidents
• Missouri House endorses funeral protest restrictions
• House passes emergency spending bill
• Capell takes job in Texas
• Hollister guilty of capital murder
• Beyond guacamole
• Murder case goes to jury
• Do you have your tickets yet? Phantom, March 3-6. Visit www.missouriwestern.edu/tickets.
• Red Cross kicks off campaign
• Fewer Midwest firms reporting layoffs
• Man surrenders on charge of stealing from league
• Midland Manhunt: Kevin J. Kelley
• A balance that declines to move east
• Maryville recycles an old idea
• Delays standard procedure
• Shooting victim comes home
• Hotel tax could be on June ballot
• K.C. Harley workers approve contract
• K.C. mosque destroyed by fire
• Livewire podcast: Oscar wrap-up
• 'King' crowned
• Drug free coalition losing funds
• Step up to the challenge
• Kimmi testimony centers on 'agreement’
• Oldest living WWI veteran dies
• Achievements honored
• Join us for Eggs & Issues Wednesday morning! Enjoy a free hot breakfast and a program about the mob in Kansas City by retired FBI agent Bill Ouseley. Make reservations by today (Feb. 28) by calling 816-271-5646. Click for more information.
• Parents of autistic student don’t like four-day school week
• Smoke gets in your eyes
• Clear the snow, save some fish
• Keeping hope alive
• Missouri River levees discussed
• Cowgill youth killed in collision
• Live blog: The Oscars
• Back and forth finish
• The new cubicle conundrum
• Van overturns, injures 6
• Citizens push for sewer bond approval
• One-vehicle accident leaves 2 injured
• Keeping up with the guys
• Is gun control a dead issue?
• Unions under attack
• Getting ready for college
• The launch of "Heartstrings" -- a CD that is intended to enhance the development of young children and that features MWSU alumni and faculty -- will be from 6:30-7:30 p.m. Monday, Feb. 28 at the Downtown University Center.
• Shooting star
• Mix of urban, rural population bolsters Heartland’s impact
• Crews dealing with ice
• Training helps women defend selves
• Guard reports economic impact of $131 million
• Sweet sounds to serenade Success by 6
• Testimony focuses on sawmill search
• From Missouri Western Griffon Athletics MWSU STUDENTS: 50 free tickets per opening round game are available to see Griffon Basketball compete in the MIAA Tournament at Municipal Auditorium in K.C. The men play on Thursday 3/3, women Friday 3/4. Game time
• Carnahan seeks third term as secretary of state
• Missouri chamber backs 'right to work'
• Healing addiction through art
• Kansas House approves voter ID bill
• Man unknowingly drives away with restaurant's cash
• Health secretary visits St. Joseph
• Cancellations and postponements
• Live blog: Galen Brown boxing card
• Don't miss the fantastic musical production of "Phantom", March 3-6 at Missouri Western! Visit www.missouriwestern.edu/tickets for showtimes and ticket information.
• Livewire podcast: Oscar preview
• Rural counties maintain numbers
• Driver unknowingly gave Nebraska fugitive a ride
• Lawmakers take aim at K2 alternatives
• House OKs CAFO measure
• School district cancels classes
• Starting position
• Top 5: What to do this weekend
• Going out
• University of Nebraska calls off search for gunman
• Local population grows, Census reveals
• Slick roads cause havoc
• ALL EVENING CLASSES AT MWSU FOR FEB. 24 ARE CANCELED. Stay safe, everybody.
• The Galileo's Legacy Conference session that was scheduled for tonight (Feb. 24) at the Albrecht-Kemper Museum of Art has been canceled. The presentation by Dr. Mark Rollins that was scheduled tonight will be given tomorrow (Friday) morning at 10 in
• Hollister trial continues
• Kansas House approves fetal pain bill
• School district to dismiss early
• Gas prices spike in St. Joseph
• Raid results in child porn arrest
• Kansas House to debate election fraud bill
• All alone at the top
• Snow in forecast for today
• Have snowplows, will travel
• Former resident witnesses New Zealand quake
• Local consumers feel pinch of Mideast unrest
• Blaze raises questions at City Hall
• Impulsive nuptial led to 73 years of marriage
• The Galileo's Legacy Conference Thursday and Friday, Feb. 24-25, is free and open to the public. Come and explore "Your Brain on the Arts."
• Sebelius, McCaskill to visit Heartland
• Former councilman Cooper found dead
• Home sweet rental
• Clampdown in Libya as protests spread
• K.C. mayor fails to advance in primary
• Murder trial resumes in Atchison
• Spin to win
• Savannah gets a new city administrator
• Nebraska inmate squeezes out of county jail
• Council delays vote on dog kennels, breeders
• The show must go on (ashes and all)
• CAP could face further budget cuts
• Jury picked in Kimmi case
• Murder charges filed in August shooting
• Times, dates for Women's Elite Eight set
• Good gumbo!
• Midland Manhunt: Zane E. Smith
• Libya's Gadhafi vows to fight on
• Missouri House to debate school funding plan
• K.C. mayoral post up for grabs
• Three injured in accident
• A life by design
• What do you know, St. Joe?
• Lafayette squeaks by
• Man to sell ad space ... on his neck
• Kimmi murder trial begins Tuesday
• Businesses seek to recover from blaze
• Illness hits area
• City looks into Downtown fire
• Riding high on Presidents Day
• Law losing its bite?
• Guerrilla warfare before the Civil War
• Gadhafi's hold on Libya weakens
• Kansas House advances immigrant tuition measure
• K.C. mayor seeks re-election
• Laughter is her best medicine
• Police respond to report of shots fired
• Brownville bridge closing for work
• Northwest open for Presidents Day
• New online permits for hunting, fishing
• Disaster loans available to farmers
• The importance of reading
• 2 Trendy offers wedding help
• Dealing with social issues in the classroom
• Work continues on Atchison bridge
• Bills seek to prohibit traffic cameras
• Hummer Revs Up
• Fundraiser has people dancing
• Mourning a loss
• A good fit for St. Joe?
• Detective seeks state, national ban of ‘bath salt’ drug
• Arts leaders, business owners devastated by fire
• Live blog: Western-Truman State
• Firefighters battle downtown blaze
• Semifinals fever
• Wisconsin Democrats could stay away for weeks
• Boy Scout saves choking brother
• Final 2 plead guilty in slaying
• Gun bills flood state committee
• Grant programs will target area obesity and smoking
• Credit card scam tries to steal identities
• Lafayette teacher, student chosen to attend conference
• Giving back to the community
• Lawsuit says UM misapplying veteran benefit
• Carnahan can create fund for Fox suit
• Fellowship for all
• Onate pleads guilty to second-degree murder
• State's witness pleads guilty to second-degree murder
• Cameron’s 2nd gear
• Firefighter remodels truck to save money
• Report focuses on pipeline safety
• Minor flooding occurs in Buchanan County
• Students raise money for health
• Burglaries concern Fairleigh Place neighbors
• ‘Castle’ group defines its task
• ‘Pigs aren’t going to stop stinking’
• Motorcyclist injured in wreck
• St. Joseph native, actress Betty Garrett dies
• Second Harvest gets new director
• Going out
• Melting causes minor flooding
• Top 5: What to do this weekend
• Teen admits killing wrong person
• Tractor-trailer spill delays traffic
• Dr. Benjamin Moritz performs the works of Rachmaninoff for piano at 7:30 tonight in the Kemper Recital Hall. Click here for more information:
• Nodaway County makes drug arrests
• Nolke has big day in Western’s win
• School poverty numbers rising
• ‘Making things come alive again’
• Missouri sheriffs vary in replying to record requests
• Leader changes at Air Guard
• Superintendent Smith to get 1% raise
• Borders closes the book on St. Joe
• House rejects costly jet engine
• Kansas wrestles with expanding alcohol sales
• Arizona-style law being pursued in Kansas
• Ready for face time
• Leadership change at Air Guard
• Power restored following overnight outage
• LeBlond boys, girls sweep MEC leaders Smithville
• Curry checking back in at Western
• Springtime in February?
• Lower salaries affect schools
• Lawmakers endorse photo ID bills
• Woman seriously injured in one-vehicle accident
• Guard members recognized
• House committee advances 3 funeral-picketing bills
• Homeless numbers ‘level out’ this year
• Eyes to the sky
• English-only bill advances
• Forget the can
• Black Archives honorees announced
• Police make arrests in 'shots fired' investigation
• Kansas panel taking up wider liquor sales measure
• Midland Manhunt: Joshua R. Perkins
• Help for the home front
• Crops could grow on ag expo site
• Streak snapped
• School calendar approved
• Injured firefighter recovering
• What do you know, St. Joe?
• Region makes wishes known in visit to Capitol
• Happy Valentine's Day, for the 107th time
• St. Joe native wins Grammy Award
• Police rescue woman from apartment fire
• Livewire podcast: Grammys wrap-up
• Missouri lawmakers call for anti-bullying legislation
• Shots fired Saturday in bar parking lot
• Ticking time bomb
• Obama sends Congress $3.73T budget
• Rucker tapped for parole board
• Slavery’s 'peculiar' history
• Fundraising efforts right on track
• Keeping seniors safe
• Ready to ride again
• Former Scout leader arrested for sodomy
• Freezin' for a reason
• Surviving scare
• Different looks at people power
• Serving up a winner
• Back in the black
• A long way traveled, a long way to go
• Reuniting ... or breaking up?
• PACT meeting to focus on staffing
• News-Press staff capture 11 awards
• LIVE BLOG: Northwest at Missouri Western Basketball
• Fire guts church on St. Joseph Avenue
• STAYING PERFECT
• Lawmaker targets prevailing wage
• Wife of husband killed at work reaches settlement
• A house isn’t a house without a library
• A tragedy and then joy
• Tent City ‘founder’ wants to get off the streets
• What’s really in your food?
• A challenge for livestock producers
• Andrew Co. wants to move forward on jail
• Crowds celebrate as Mubarak resigns
• Move-in ready
• East Hills announces new tenant
• K.C. mayor orders audit of police expenses
• Former Platte City Scout leader charged with sexual abuse
• Few leads in Midtown investigation
• Kansas House to vote on health 'freedom' measure
• Apple Blossom theme announced
• All it’s quacked up to be
• Tjeerdsma to guide Team USA
• Nixon criticizes sales tax proposal
• Clinton County R-III to make cuts
• Why bother to remove all that snow?
• Government Day provides reality check
• New sewer plan unveiled
• House fire kills pets
• Senator to hold forum
• Chillicothe man accused of bigamy
• Cuts could come for heating assistance
• 7 honored at PTA Founder’s Day
• Shots fired in Midtown
• Livewire podcast, Feb. 10, 2011
• Egypt's Mubarak won't step down
• Firefighters battle blaze on Felix Street
• 'Granddad Bandit' pleads guilty in Virginia
• Top 5: What to do this weekend
• Self-portraits become vehicle of discovery
• SJSD classes to start two hours late Thursday
• Hamilton handles injuries
• Study: Diet soda may be tied to stroke risk
• Dems look to future
• Rollin’ on the river
• Grain haulers wade through regulations
• Students can start building construction careers
• Missouri chief justice urges new methods in crime fight
• Mentally handicapped man finds home in care facility
• FAFSA event set for Sunday
• AnimalKind program may be suspended
• Cable company to trim work force
• Strikes in Egypt add to pressure
• Local suspect may be linked to other robberies
• Giffords speaks for first time since shooting
• Washers and dryers 101
• Midland Manhunt: Cody S. Grable
• Trial date set for man convicted in '90 slaying
• Critics: Kansas election fraud bill too drastic
• Waitress gets 7-plus years for tainted salsa
• Missouri carries out execution
• DeKalb, South Holt split doubleheader
• Schools recognized for seat-belt use
• Water district gets nomination
• Municipal primary elections held in Chillicothe
• City may inspect dog kennels soon
• Man fights for undisturbed sleep in his van
• Guiding the young in more ways than one
• Patriot act provisions rejected by House
• Loan to electric cooperative to help community college
• A lieutenant and a principal
• A second chance at funding
• Kansas House approves budget cuts
• Local band hopes to make it big
• Heart-based cooking
• A four-day school week?
• Council approves sewer contract
• In the courts, Feb. 8, 2011
• Counties get help with snow removal
• Arson cases hard to crack
• State prepares for next 'big one'
• Kids get financial lesson
• Obama to CEOs: 'Get in the game'
• Savings and loan robbed
• More big for your buck
• Missouri lawmakers' Facebook accounts hacked
• Missouri prepares for first execution in 2 years
• Kansas budget deficit for 2012 shrinks
• Titletown gets another
• House fire sends 3 to hospital
• KCP&L restores East Hills power
• Leavenworth has wide impact
• Local group for the deaf holds Super Bowl party
• Residents sound off on hog bill
• Getting value for the money
• Dogs strut their stuff at show
• Decades after his presidency, Reagan remains an icon
• Keeping history alive
• Head-on collision injures two
• Talented Tenth help community members
• Should district add more snow days?
• Local Republicans honor Reagan’s 100th birthday
• Seeing the light go on
• Tough answers from legislators
• Parade of pretty pups
• Street crews not done yet
• U.S. food prices stable amid inflation in other nations
• Central grad to sing at Super Bowl
• Check-cashing store robbed
• Nixon orders state to help plow local roads
• Midland Manhunt: Charles W. Corbitt Jr.
• From math to ministry
• Egypt protesters throng square after violence
• Kansas delays pension, school aid funds
• Quintero gets life plus 28
• Coldest day of the year chills St. Joseph
• Local man ‘shocked’ by Egypt violence
• ‘Castle’ conundrum
• Man charged in fatal wreck
• Legislators push bill requiring English-only license exams
• Livewire podcast, Feb. 3, 2011
• Graves won't seek Senate seat
• Gangs attack foreigners in Egypt
• Nixon releases $10M for school busing
• St. Joseph public schools in session Friday
• House GOP moves to slash domestic programs
• Top 5: What to do this weekend
• The Griffon International Film Festival that was scheduled Feb. 1-4 has been condensed to two screenings, at 7 p.m. Feb. 3 and 4 in Hearnes 102. Films that were scheduled to be screened Feb. 1 and 2 will be shown Thursday night, and those that were sched
• The First Thursday Downtown Noon Concert with Jerry Anderson, professor emeritus of piano, has been postponed to 12:10 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 10 at the First Presbyterian Church, 301 N. 7th. See for more information.
• A snowy memory
• Bone-chilling cold
• Guard mobilized for emergency duty in Trenton, Chillicothe
• Weather postpones art events
• Community Blood Center faces shortage
• Patee House Museum receives grant
• Missouri Western State University will reopen on Thursday, Feb. 3. Classes will be held as scheduled. Dress warmly!
• Weather-related closings
• What lies beneath
• Weather slows but doesn’t stop mail
• Church destroyed in Nodaway County
• An ugly turn in Cairo
• House burns in Union Star
• Crews doubling back to clear drifted streets
• Midwest buckles under storm
• Early spring! Punxsutawney Phil predicts
• Deffenbaugh calls off trash pickup for Wednesday
• Weather freezes city projects
• Storm paralyzes traffic, halts activities
• Reverse snow day: Students were stuck in 1961 blizzard
• In matter of degrees, women overtake men
• Owl presentation to take place at Missouri Western
• Police Department honored for work with Special Olympics
• Doniphan jail to house state inmates
• Missouri Western State University campuses in St. Joseph and KC Northland are closed again tomorrow, Wednesday Feb. 2. All classes are canceled.
• America's last surviving WWI veteran turns 110
• Lawmakers reject renewable energy rule
• Five to thrive
• It could be worse
• City enacts Phase II of snow ordinance
• Jubilant crowds flood Cairo
• Weather postpones Great Northwest Day
• ‘Congress to Kansas’
• Bus footage in student death case preserved
• Community leaders seek to enhance region’s image
• Church group aids community
• Missouri Western State University campuses in St. Joseph and KC Northland are closed tomorrow. Day and evening classes and all activities canceled.
• Send us your snow photos
• Judge strikes down health care overhaul
• GOP attorney Ed Martin to run for Senate
• Egypt's opposition calls for 1 million on streets
• Center bids come in $1 million over projection
• Fatal accident raises questions
• Axelrod: 'We've learned some lessons'
• Ice coats roads in St. Joseph area
• Family safe after fire
• Monday classes canceled, road conditions dangerous
• City, county roads ice covered
• Missouri Western is closed Monday, Jan. 31. Day and evening classes are canceled. Streets and sidewalks are extremely slick.
• Charges filed after driver flees scene
• 2 seriously injured in Midtown accident
• Tame the trend
• Large winter storm set to strike area
• Delivering space for a turn lane
• Recalling the Civil War
• What do you know, St. Joe?
• A ‘Monster’ of a concert
• Back home, on friendly ground
• Missouri legislators may change renewable energy rule
• Teen pregnancy decreases in SJSD
• Struggling with the unknown
• County has higher rate of child deaths
• Bus driver pleads guilty
• Amid massive protests, Mubarak fires cabinet
• Work on Wyeth-Tootle at a standstill
• Local Red Cross looking for ‘heroes’
• USDA program invests in Northwest Missouri
• Community colleges raise tuition
• Military rolls out plan to repeal gay ban
• Fatal accident near Maryville
• Sara Lee to split into two units
• Missouri curators approve tuition increase
• Low-key event kicks off Kansas sesquicentennial
• Choosing to heal
• New adjutant general sworn in
• Man pleads guilty in Northwest student’s death
• Andrew County ends jail project contract
• Graves casts ‘easy’ vote on election funding cuts
• Few show for budget hearing
• Testing concerns over milk elicit dairy farmers’ reaction
• Challenger: 25 years later, still painful
• Overall museum attendance down
• Mardi Gras parade set for March 5
• Livewire podcast, Jan. 27, 2011
• Man pleads guilty in student's death
• Boil advisory lifted
• Guilty plea in teen shooting
• Top 5: What to do this weekend
• Missouri business owners, workers split on minimum wage
• Social Security fund slides into permanent deficit
• Vehicle meth lab dismantled in Nodaway County
• Western eyes 10% tuition hike
• Senators support spending reform by Congress
• Man arrested after helping officer stuck in snow
• Defendants sentenced, forgiven in beating
• Agencies conduct homeless census
• Standard for emergency services sought
• Pastures and poise
• ‘Heroes’ true to the word
• Midland Manhunt: Antonio Williams
• Federal deficit to hit $1.5T
• Missouri House OKs drug tests for welfare recipients
• Live blog: Western-Emporia State
• Fido's feeling blue
• Midland Manhunt: Gary D. Bulla
• Panel approves bill banning texting while driving
• Missouri Western's mobile biotechnology laboratory visits Raytown High School.
• Grants aimed at saving buildings
• Driver fired after student kicked off bus
• Area lawmakers have mixed reactions
• Bill seeks transparency in health costs
• Longtime South Side businesswoman dies
• Andrew County adopts budget
• MU curators to weigh tuition hike
• Mother charged for exposing teen to K2-like substance
• Omaha mayor faces recall
• For suspect, wrong place at wrong time
• Community offers support to fire victims
• Browns hire Benton grad Tabor as special teams coordinator
• House GOP endorses pre-Obama spending levels
• Take it slow
• Effort to repeal dog-breeding law begins
• Report: Keystone pipeline means higher oil prices
• State of the Union: It's the economy, again
• Not Ceasing
• 'King's Speech' earns 12 Oscar nods
• Woman settles molestation suit
• Details emerge in Gentry Co. shooting
• E-15 pumps up growers
• Sewer bond will be on ballot
• Bus routes back to normal
• Arizona shooting suspect pleads not guilty
• Kansas abortion reporting rules get tougher
• Nixon calls for campaign donation caps
• Parent taken into custody for giving teen K2-like substance
• Smoother path ahead
• What do you know, St. Joe?
• Police: Overall crime down in 2010
• Murder suspect pleads not guilty
• Fire claims second victim
• Explosion kills 31 at Moscow airport
• Packers, Steelers bound for Big D
• Totally floored
• Firefighters brave weather to battle blaze
• Division of Tourism considers new discount program
• Familiar face leading UM System
• Winter weather strikes again
• Some gains, some losses in county budget
• Program shifts focus
• A sigh of relief in tough times
• Congratulations to all who helped set a world record at the Griffon Indoor Sports Complex Saturday.
• Martin Luther King Jr. march canceled
• Dinosaurs, Dodo birds ... and watches?
• Efforts on track to re-introduce elk into Ozarks
• Almost like the United Nations
• Teen dies, 3 family members hurt in fire
• ‘Zumba in the Room-ba’
• City helps mental health program
• Real-time advocacy
• Turning education into action
• EPA approves more ethanol in fuel for cars
• Juvenile program gains tax-credit status
• Library of Congress stops in St. Joe
• Fair tax, education, jobs and cows?
• Two newspaper publishers, former state senator honored at press convention
• Accident victim improves
• Jury trial set over man’s death in electrical accident
• A very significant birthday
• Don't forget Zumba in the Roomba tomorrow at 10 a.m. in the Griffon Indoor Sports Complex.
• Brownback creates Office of the Repealer
• Union Star enhances security
• St. Joseph Museums seeking re-certification
• Accident victim in fair condition
• That’s so Raven
• Weather complicates matters for commuters
• Banks are ‘a people business’
• Driver hurt after hitting semi head-on
• Architectural firm agrees to termination for a price
• Long honored for Red Cross work
• Deputy shoots suspect in Gentry County
• Thomson holds first meeting at the helm
• U.N.: 2010 tied for warmest year on record
• After the repeal vote ...
• Jenkins wants to do away with lame-duck sessions
• Livewire podcast, Jan. 20, 2011
• Join us at 7:30 Friday night in Potter Hall for guest pianist Stephen Drury.
• Top 5: What to do this weekend
• Giffords' husband 'extremely hopeful' for recovery
• Now the hard part begins
• Kansas leaders announce restructuring plan
• Campus is open and classes will be held as scheduled today (Jan. 20). Drive safe.
• Weather forces cancellations
• A pineapple grows in Maysville
• Area meth busts down in 2010
• Schools react to Nixon’s speech
• Snow causes slippery streets
• House votes to repeal health care law
• Nixon proposes smaller state budget
• St. Joseph School District cancels classes
• Evening classes starting at 6:30 or later tonight (Jan. 19) are canceled. A decision on tomorrow's classes will be made early in the morning.
• Road conditions deteriorate
• A fit for your feet
• Griffon basketball games tonight (Jan. 19) against Southwest Baptist have been canceled due to travel safety concerns and are rescheduled for Monday, Feb. 14.
• Habitat event is Friday
• Teen injured in Holt County
• More snow expected in region
• South Side man makes name for himself as historian
• Moran: Senators may try health bill repeal
• Western opens math, science addition
• County sales tax revenues fall short
• Security a top priority in 2nd Bode review
• Three running for mayor in Savannah
• The first day of classes also marked the reopening of Agenstein Hall after a year-long renovation project.
• Study finds limited learning in college
• Man arrested for calling 911
• Kobach wants power to prosecute fraud
• Ford to keep 3,750 jobs at Claycomo plant
• Crazy for carotenoids
• Court rejects appeal over D.C. gay marriage law
• Royals pitcher Gil Meche retires
• Missouri senators begin budget hearings
• Man faces charges in runaway case
• Bombing in Iraq kills 52 police recruits
• Thanks to the St. Joseph News-Press and KQ2 for their coverage of MWSU Students participating in the MLK Day of Service.
• For kids' sake
• On the path to recovery
• Speaker to discuss JFK’s impact
• Police investigating toddler’s death
• Students give back on MLK Day
• Gas poised to break $3 mark locally
• More Guard members return
• No tea time for commissioners
• Missouri lawmakers target Nixon's flights
• Pizza restaurant hit in armed robbery
• Breakfast, service honors King
• 'Social Network' friends Golden Globes
• Water main break on Penn Street
• Missouri senators seek comments on redistricting
• Martin Luther King III to pay tribute to father
• Pitt State coaching tree is large
• Sheriff’s department searching for teen missing since Saturday night
• Fewer deer harvested in state this season
• Scholarships available for ag students
• Rising Missouri River
• Colgan center helps troubled youths
• Local Sudanese cast votes for homeland’s independence
• Make Martin Luther King Day a day on, not a day off. Join the Center for Multicultural Education for the MLK Day of Service.
• Time for a little ‘CANstruction’
• All about change
• Troy lifts boil order
• ‘Take me home, country roads’
• Heartland working to shorten ER wait times
• Wing received welcome home
• 20 years later: Guard recalls Gulf War
• Not everyone sees positive in tax cuts
• Red-light cameras a possibility
• A different kind of bee
• Poll shows feelings on equality unchanged
• St. Joseph native garners FEMA funding for Iowa library after flood
• Mayor ‘dissolves’ council committees
• Students arrested in slaying
• A different kind of ‘Hero’
• A different kind of bee
• Seven arrested in drug bust
• No serious injuries in ceiling collapse
• What's in a name change?
• Break fixed, boil order remains
• The first day of classes Tuesday also marks the debut of the newly renovated Agenstein Hall. Joins us for a dedication ceremony at 4 p.m.
• More Guard members return
• Boil advisory shuts down Troy schools
• Firm withdraws from jail project
• Schools allotted $7.5M
• Helton found guilty of 2nd-degree murder
• Facebook partners with AMBER Alert for speed
• Rental unit fire deemed ‘incendiary’ in origin
• Tent City residents fight cold weather
• Jury finds Christopher Helton guilty
• Investigators say fire was intentional
• No injuries in school bus accident
• Top 5: What to do this weekend
• Alert issued for missing man
• Brownback's budget embodies austere rhetoric
• 350 killed in Brazilian mudslides
• Boil advisory shuts down Troy schools
• Zumba in the Room-ba ... a fun way to get some exercise while attempting to break a world record and raising money for the YWCA Choices program and MWSU women's athletics.
• City selects firm to help search for next manager
• Former POW endured captivity in North Korea
• Alleged partner in Valvoline murder testifies
• Council repeals funeral rules
• Obama at vigil: ‘We can be better’
• Not everyone gets snow days off
• Annual area housing sales decline more than 10%
• Student of history finds character and ‘characters’ from Civil War years
• Fire destroys two-story home
• Snow prohibits firefighters from reaching home
• Classes to resume at St. Joseph public schools
• Search firm picked for manager
• Missouri adopts traffic camera policy for state roads
• Multiple residents displaced in apartment fire
• Humane Society leader defends Missouri dog-breeding law
• Church agrees to not protest child's funeral
• Dishwashers 101
• Cooking classes called off
• Central graduate operated on Giffords
• Pound Plunge kicks off 2011 competition
• PACT members assess Bode
• Fire damages home in Stanberry; no injuries
• In the Courts, Jan. 12, 2011
• Project links law enforcement records processes
• St. Joseph School District cancels classes
• Taste of Europe
• Suspect's troubles didn't keep him from gun
• First the snow, now the cold
• Tuesday Night Talk rescheduled
• Brownback spent $2.68M on governor's campaign
• Brownback vows to focus on basics
• Lawmakers look to soften rhetoric
• Teachers to get raise
• Jury trial for Valvoline owner’s murder suspect begins
• Air Guard returns home
• Meth flourishes despite tracking laws
• Nixon commutes death sentence for Clay
• Missouri guardsman killed in Afghanistan
• Council postpones Monday's meeting
• Closings and cancellations
• SJSD cancels Tuesday classes
• Photos by Diane Holtz
• Workouts worth skipping
• Phase 2 of snow ordinance in effect
• Walk-in registration is Thursday, Jan. 13. See for details.
• Grants, loans and van safety
• Chiefs fans reflect on improved season
• PACT program gives residents chance to tour schools
• Roadwork roundup, Jan. 10, 2011
• First major snowfall of season set to strike region
• Downtown director could be out in cold
• History coming to a library near you
• Charges filed in Arizona shooting
• A forgettable finish
• Nature lovers flock to Eagle Days
• Tuesday Night Talks returns
• Looking for a few good citizens
• Regional jail shakes up leadership
• Chiefs ready to test young team in playoffs
• ‘Flunking’ a student is more difficult
• Police investigate crash involving patrol car
• Triumph continues to impact community
• Arizona Rep. Giffords shot, 6 killed
• Missouri Western spring registration approaching
• Cruz gets life in prison plus 100 years
• Tent City: A well-intentioned dumping ground?
• Group hopes to fight funeral protests
• Architects, Andrew County butt heads over new jail
• Programs will help guide students down career paths
• Mo. university president resigns to care for wife
• Conference highlights future of growing
• No Sunday shopping
• Not settling this year
• Heartland surgical receives face-lift
• Fake bomber gets real charge
• Governor in minor accident
• Tea party, St. Joe residents express concerns about detention center
• Northwest Missouri legislators hope to create jobs
• Woman receives probation in child neglect case
• ‘Grandma scam’ returns to St. Joe
• Winter work
• Livewire podcast, Jan. 6, 2011
• Police: Gunman suspended before shooting
• Obama chooses Daley as chief of staff
• Top 5: What to do this weekend
• Robbery suspect appears in court
• Shouts about Obama interrupt Constitution reading
• Bearcat blitz
• Legislators ready for work
• Welcome home, soldier!
• Seeing the heavens from home
• Steele stymied again trying to fill Savannah council seat
• Cameron residents seek recreation district
• Situation illustrates mental health care budget issues
• Family files wrongful death lawsuit
• 4 KCK police officers arrested
• Missouri Supreme Court considers death penalty cases
• St. Joseph man sentenced for child porn
• Portion of S. Belt Highway closed
• Live blog: Western-Northwest basketball
• When two become one
• Fire destroys two regional businesses
• Back to business
• Kansas shortfall grows; courts to seek efficiencies
• Gibbs resigning as White House press secretary
• Harvest House adopts stricter guidelines
• Shearin’s truck hit in crash Downtown
• Lafayette holds on
• $105M bond decision likely up to voters
• $355 million is up for grabs
• House GOP challenges Obama to join them
• Nixon to give State of State Jan. 19
• Bond joins St. Louis law firm
• Navy commander loses carrier job
• Spice it up
• Officer shoots dog
• Kansas delays school aid payments
• Chillicothe police target prescription drugs
• Obama to sign food safety bill
• Homeless shelter opens in St. Joseph
• Central girls looking for conference title
• Missouri mental health workers racking up OT
• New faces prepare for session
• Power outage hits Savannah
• Gas prices fuel frustration
• County looks to rope wind tax deal
• St. Joe may rescind funeral protest law
• Murder defendant waives hearing
• Technology-influenced ways to drop pounds
• Got resolutions? Brain can sabotage success
• Brownback: Welfare rules discourage marriage
• Pakistan PM scrambles to keep government from collapsing
• GOP prepares for delayed impact
• Protect your tech
• Teen injured in rollover accident
• New Year’s Day uneventful for law enforcement
• ‘Fake pot’ to be banned across U.S.
• Noyes Home seeks new director
• Squaw Creek to close for deer hunt
• Department hopes to snuff out fatal fires
• Attempted robbery under investigation
• Last-game letdown
• Fire destroys mobile home
• Library asking community to answer the call of duty
• Reaching out amid a tragedy
• ‘1/1/11 is a cool birthday’
• Biofuels tax credit extension aids in local industry
• New year could bring school plan into focus
• No. 1 They came, they saw, they loved it
• PSC suggests higher rates for St. Joseph
• Woman sues BNSF Railway over child’s death
• Let tax season officially begin
• Health care reform
• Boy Scout troop helps family ‘Be Prepared’
• Next round of health care reform starts today
• No. 2 Crime wave surprises ‘safe’ St. Joe
• Tornadoes kill 6 in Missouri, Arkansas
• Reports: Florida after Chiefs' Weis
• Bostwick officially named Northwest coach
• Suspected drunken driver hits police car
• Gulf oil spill voted top news story
• Nixon announces continued parks funds
• Motions filed in bus accident
• #3: De Kraai’s death casts dark shadow over year
• New year, new laws
• Ending the year with a bang
• Courthouse prepares for new year
• Bostwick to be next Northwest coach
• IHOP drops trademark lawsuit against church
• Ex-governor cancels Kinder loan
• Livewire podcast, Dec. 30, 2010
• Republican sweep tops Kansas news in 2010
• Skelton loss chosen as top Missouri story
• Top 5: What to do this weekend
• Alarms ensure children don't get left on buses
• Curls, Wood chosen for Missouri Senate race
• Bond to become regular Missourian
• Tjeerdsma to spend retirement with family
• Fit body, fit finances
• The tax clock is ticking
• WRDCC helps fight hunger
• Fatal accident ends in forgiveness
• No. 4: Events boost St. Joseph tourism
• Outsourcing self-control
• Carnahan: More protections needed for seniors
• Missouri gambling revenues for schools falling short
• Finding the cyber spark
• Poll: Baby boomers fear outliving Medicare
• A string of thefts
• Kids get to use Griffon complex
• No. 5: Voters changed the change
• Man faces charges for Christmas attack on police officer
• Jobless rate creeps up as year ends
• New first-class stamps are 'forever'
• Hospital: Children hurt on Maine ski lift
• Kansas has one fewer 'dry' town
• Man found dead in Tent City identified
• Northwest to hold press conference; Tjeerdsma likely to retire
• Brownback picks top staff attorney
• Treats to ring in 2011
• A fuller life after loss
• Man found dead in Tent City
• East Buchanan pulls away from Tarkio
• Health Department renews WIC contract
• LIVE BLOG: Bishop LeBlond Holiday Tournament Day 1
• No. 6: Winter's wrath gives way to soppy spring
• Fire destroys duplex for second time
• Adding a green mile
• Brothers to live out their dream
• Fire damages duplex in St. Joseph
• Healthy point of view
• Congratulations to our summer guests, the Kansas City Chiefs, for their AFC West championship. Good luck in the playoffs!
• Christmas is over, charity isn’t
• Community invited to tour, evaluate school buildings
• County focuses on communication
• Hog farm could begin in Savannah
• No. 7: New mayor brings new attitude to City Hall
• Chiefs win AFC West with victory
• Woman alleges discrimination in suit against Boehringer
• A plan for Christmas
• Family displaced by fire Christmas morning
• Patricia Kimmi disappears
• ID thefts reach 5% of U.S. population
• Dozens spend Christmas riverside
• ‘Still out playing in the dirt’
• No. 9: UMB ‘castle’ debacle
• First female club president’s term ending
• Habitat for Humanity surpasses milestone
• All families get ‘adopted’
• No-tax retail sites put hurt on state, county
• Northwest gains program
• Double Dose
• Names released in Atchison County deaths
• Micro credit available to help boost small business
• What stores will be open on Christmas Day?
• Community adopts 857 families for Christmas
• Officers will be patrolling this weekend
• Salvation Army gets $25,000 donation
• Iatan II completion prepares KCP&L for energy future
• Travel going smoothly, for now
• Audit finds errors in Lt. Gov. office records
• Top 5: What to do this weekend
• N. Korea threatens nuclear war if attacked
• Pauley prepares to lead DNR
• ‘Trigger finger’ ends in lawsuit
• Children shop with ‘Cops Who Care’
• Man of science writes Christmas Westerns
• No blizzard this time
• Atchison County investigates murder/suicide
• Senate ratifies nuclear pact
• Livewire podcast, Dec. 22, 2010
• Surviving in a winter wonderland
• Western's campus will close for Winter Break from Dec. 23 through Jan. 2. Offices will reopen Monday, Jan. 3. Happy Holidays!
• K.C.-area to get $1.8M for commuter-rail study
• Iraqi churches cancel Christmas festivities
• Obama signs 'don't ask, don't tell' repeal
• Community remembers homeless
• $10,000 winner
• Central band bound for Citrus Parade
• Convicted rapist in Atchison sentenced to 19 years in prison
• Cold weather leads to hot cars
• Holiday giving is down
• Pioneer for women in newspapers
• Obama secures GOP votes for nuclear pact
• U.S. teen birth rate at all-time low
• Go Griffs ... get the MWSU Fight Song as your ringtone. Visit
• Eggnog extravaganza
• Cold weather leads to hot cars
• Missouri to lose congressional seat
• Thanks to Western faculty and staff for sharing in the spirit of the season: At Friday's Holiday Brunch, employees and retirees donated 330 pounds of food and $1,005 to Second Harvest. At Thursday's Staff Retreat, staff association members rais
• The 24/7 Dad: Leaving a legacy
• County continues detention center talks
• Making progress
• Cathedral rallies around fire victims
• Shop St. Joe winner to be announced Tuesday
• Fire displaces family of 7
• Senate passes food safety bill, again
• 2010 Word of the Year: 'austerity'
• Northwest hires new athletic director
• Weather delays Saturday's symphony performance
• KCK police look to add up to 70 officers
• Feeling good doing good
• A true Christmas celebration
• Kroger recalling select pet foods
• Congratulations, newest Griffon alumni!
• 12 arrested in suspected terror plot
• N. Korea backs away from threat to attack South
• A really jolly Christmas party
• K.C. residents hurt in I-29 crash
• Elk restoration plan causes concern
• ‘Stache Syndrome’ fails validity test
• Aviation unit seeks winning image
• Weekend snowfall adds to accident totals
• No appendix, no problem
• Royals trade ace Greinke to Brewers
• Norovirus makes its rounds
• Salvation Army brings out the big donation pot
• Student delivers address
• Eagles spotted in bird count
• Never too young to make a difference
• ‘Shop St. Joe' to be drawn Monday
• Council, contractors come to compromise
• Flurries cause area crashes
• Mother reaches out for help after daughter shot in head
• Hundreds of families still need ‘adopting’
• Families speak out for developmentally disabled
• Free clothing giveaway today
• Charities receive early goodwill gift
• Granting a girl’s Christmas wish
• Northwest seniors graduate
• Finals Week is over! Graduating seniors, see you at Commencement tomorrow! Everybody else, enjoy Winter Break ... see you in 2011!
• LIVE BLOG: 2010 City Showcase Basketball
• The first event of Commencement weekend: the ROTC Commissioning ceremony Dec. 17.
• Fire claims vacant house
• Bill Gates calls to form partnership
• Missouri will learn Tuesday about size of congressional delegation
• Christmas comes early
• House sends Obama tax bill
• Special Olympian on world stage
• Man gets seven years in shooting
• Nursing programs may get extra funds
• Heartland honored in D.C.
• Nebraska woman suffers serious injuries
• Cassel on field, uncertain for Rams game
• Hollister adds attorney in Kimmi slaying case
• Eyes to the sky, birder prepares for count
• Military service brings generations together
• Buildings to be audited
• Guns for groceries
• Truck driver’s condition improving
• Ensure your insurance rate
• Hall of Fame awaits Tjeerdsma
• Anti-Violence activist reaches out to St. Joe
• Housing sales down 14% so far
• Bond bids Senate farewell; 'Play nice'
• Armory soldiers spend Tuesday helping veterans
• Kansas native to lead Savannah School District
• Bank robbed ... again
• Western's student athletes entertain kids at the Griffon Indoor Sports Complex.
• Gluten-free cooking
• Police searching for bank robbery suspect
• Students get lessons for managing money
• The Commons to get new tenant
• Benton squeaks by Lafayette
• For those about to graduate (and for those who graduated a while ago), don't forget to "like" the Alumni Association's web page! A great way to keep in touch with MWSU!
• Fire leads to arson investigation
• Authorities on alert as copper prices rise
• ‘Jesus’ remains in need of help
• Savannah gets new mayor
• Congratulations to Lindsey Jackson, senior speech communication major, chosen as the Winter Commencement speaker this Saturday, the first student to be the featured speaker at a Western commencement ceremony!
• Good luck on finals this week!
• Current students: It's not too late for priority registration for Spring 2011. Schedule an appointment with your advisor to start the process. Make sure to do it before finals are over, as your advisor may be off campus soon after!
• Western's allotment of tickets for the Griffon football playoff game at Northwest Missouri State on Saturday at noon is sold out. However, reserved tickets very close to our sections remain. Call the Northwest Missouri State ticket office at 660-562
• Students from several area high schools created and presented business plans at Western Nov. 17.
• Western's Student in Free Enterprise Chapter co-sponsored yesterday's Entrepreneurship Challenge ... great job SIFE!
• Prosecutor charges teen in shooting death
• Man arrested, dies in custody
• Lafayette student remembered
• Home invasions up in St. Joe
• Historic cases on display
• No cause listed for Grant City fire
• Sheriff’s department on board with alert service
• Part-time cowboy rides pro
• Rec center plans move forward
• In brief, Nov. 17, 2010
• A tale of two TIFs
• Polluting companies, owner will pay $150K
• Teens held on federal charges
• Shop St. Joseph starts Tuesday
• Opening weekend deer kill numbers increase
• Tickets for Saturday's playoff game in Maryville go on sale Tuesday for students, faculty, staff, parents of football players and Gold Coat members. Any left will go on sale Thursday to the general public. Visit www.gogriffons.com for details. See y
• Lafayette student killed in bus accident
• When colleagues compete ...
• Hispanic veterans remember service
• Northwest to hold Yuletide Feaste
• Chillicothe man hurt in crash
• Harrison County reports high number of deer kills
• Patee House commemorates Lincoln
• Tenants show interest in proposed expo center
• Congratulations, Griffon football! For the second time in school history, Western has qualified for the NCAA Division II Football Championship. The Griffons are the 6th seed in Super Region 4 and face 3rd seed Northwest Missouri State in Maryville next S
• Bearcats, Griffons to meet again in playoffs
• South Siders disagree on the need to secede
• Council reacts to tax push failure
• KinderClub sessions set for next year
• County happy with insurance rate increase
• Deer season opens with a bang
• NWMSU students, faculty receive award
• Ingredients for a turnaround
• Secession would leave many questions
• Business briefs, Nov. 14, 2010
• Griffs win! Football beats Ft. Hays State 48-21. Join the team as they find out if their 8-3 record is good enough for the playoffs. There will be a selection show watch party starting at 1:30 p.m. Sunday at the East Hills Shopping Center food court. The
• Police, firefighters battle car fires
• Warrant not needed for blood test
• Home sales market slows
• Cruz found guilty of murder
• Cameron prisoner dies at 47
• Shelter seeks assistance for injured dog
• Rape charge filed in Doniphan County
• Even pets need some help
• Jury finds Cruz guilty of murder
• Bank robbery suspects nabbed
• Griffon football takes on Fort Hays State at 1:30 p.m. Saturday! It's Senior Day, the last home football game for 11 seniors, and a game with major playoff implications. Faculty and staff get two free tickets with their ID, active military get two f
• In brief, Nov. 12, 2010
• United Way already looks to 2011
• Work-at-home scams thrive in bad economy
• Jurors hear account of slaying
• For St. Joseph man, no magic in this cruise
• Raid rescues starving horses
• Woman testifies in Cruz murder trial
• Outside the big box
• Author's novel recalls St. Joe upbringing
• Veteran recalls Pearl Harbor
• District expects capital crunch
• The Pony Express Battalion of the Army ROTC and the Griffon V.E.T.S. student organization sponsored a Tribute to Veterans on Veterans Day.
• Animals rescued in Andrew County
• A moving tribute to veterans
• Jurors find man guilty of rape
• Fallen officer remembered with run
• Chiefs, Western provide legacy for Shields
• Scroggins: Decision on shooting charges will be made next week
• Man shot in North End neighborhood
• Home sales down 37 percent
• Region plans events to honor veterans
• Trial starts for man accused of rape
• PACT: Challenging ideas
• Fair has international flair
• Adopt-A-Family program in full swing
• Getting out while 'business is good'
• E-car rolling into St. Joseph
• South Side man petitions to secede from city
• Burning banned due to wind
• Police probe shooting report
• Murder trial begins
• DNR finds no health threat from tannery sludge
• Three AD candidates to visit Northwest
• Weston woman faces manslaughter charge
• Details of homicide case revealed
• Midtown church maintains hope of renewal
• Chiefs sales tax figures disappoint
• Lager bankrolls conservative surge
• School board OKs $262K bid
• Roadwork roundup, Nov. 8, 2010
• Salvation Army looking for help
• Marines celebrate anniversary
• Panthers + Wildcats = Cyclones
• Game changing in Jeff City
• Dining and dollars
• Freight trains derail in Armour area
• Remembering Pat Kimmi
• Program aims to improve life for schizophrenics
• Business briefs, Nov. 7, 2010
• Green Acres makes progress in tough market
• 2 in custody in vehicular assault
• Woodcut prints to be exhibited
• Man found dead in burning vehicle
• Man found in median of I-229
• Attorney obtains counsel in criminal case
• Giving away warmth
• Heartland opens medical spa at NorthPointe
• Former police chief dies at age 85
• Red Cross has 'Cause for Alarm'
• Nixon lauds work at I&M
• Veteran denied right to vote
• Shooting victim identified
• Weston receives awards
• Schools to get free cable for 99 years
• Commission hears pitch for highway corridor
• Two being held in van assault
• Authorities treat Cameron remains as homicide
• Toddler dies in car accident
• In the courts, Nov. 5, 2010
• ‘Just meant to be that way’
• Probation ordered in case
• Fire continues to blaze
• United Way makes goal by $77.77
• Taking a stand
• Jobs reports offer mixed appraisal of economy
• Familiar name to lead MoDOT
• Probation ordered in public administrator case
• Homeless victim identified
• Flags to be lowered for soldier
• School bus crashes near Kearney
• Teen reportedly shot in eye
• In brief, Nov. 4, 2010
• Police want to talk to shooting witnesses
• GOP wins big in area races
• Obama, Republicans talk conflict
• Meeting Tuesday on sludge
• Region was part of GOP surge
• More than they seem
• Police investigate assault with vehicle
• 'Puppy mill' measure still close
• First the win, then the firing
• Court of appeals overturns murder case dismissal
• Worth County elects dead candidate
• In brief, Nov. 3, 2010
• Authorities look for sex offender
• Woman struck by train
• Analysis: Parties must compromise
• Hotel-motel tax increase fails
• Johnson defeats Sheehan in 28th District
• Schaaf defeats Rucker for state Senate
• Schweich holds lead in auditor race
• Voters approve earnings tax measure
• Skelton loses to GOP opponent
• Marquart retains judicial post
• Turner re-elected as presiding commissioner
• Graves breezes to new term
• Conway retains House seat
• Republicans ride wave of voter unrest
• Higdon defeats Caldwell for House seat
• Unemployment falls in St. Joe
• Baack-Garvey tops Stahlin for clerk
• Train victim identified
• Author helps others avoid retirement mistakes
• Senior complex may reopen
• Council approves union contract
• Obama: Agenda at risk in GOP romp
• Burglary suspects identified
• GOP nears House control
• Precincts report strong numbers
• Tuesday's election results
• Exit polls: Blunt defeats Carnahan
• Do you have your tickets yet? The MWSU theatre and video program present Neil Simon's "Laughter on the 23rd Floor" directed by Dallas Henry Nov. 4 - 7. Visit www.missouriwestern.edu/tickets today!
• Arrests made in burglaries
• Council rejects smoke detector ordinance
• Murder charges follow September death
• Candidates make final St. Joseph push
• Murder suspect to face jury
• Roadwork roundup, Nov. 1, 2010
• Man celebrates a century of Halloweens
• YWCA to host luncheons for breast cancer prevention
• How safe is St. Joseph?
• New regulations retain students
• Lower voter turnout expected
• Ambulance district audit finds discrepancies
• Business briefs, Oct. 31, 2010
• Chamber hopes for post-election certainty
• Stuck ‘between a rock and a hard place’
• Locals will foot hotel/motel tax bill, opponents say
• Bankruptcies, Oct. 31, 2010
• ‘Going back home’
• Rally participants seek competition for Heartland
• U.S. Senate race: Invoking past spirits
• Laugh a little, live a little
• Clerk candidate fined over filing of campaign reports
• Candidate robocalls 'not acceptable'
• District 5 candidates feel confident
• ‘No more pencils, no more books’
• The Kansas City Chiefs training camp is relocating to MWSU in the summer of 2010 pending the construction of new training facilities! The new facilities will include an indoor football field and renovations to Spratt Stadium. Visit www.gogriffons.com for
• In the courts, Oct. 30, 2010
• Fire investigation continues
• ‘Puppy mill’ issue ignites emotions on both sides
• Broadcasters benefit from political ad surge
• Trick fools Amelia Earhart bridge travelers
• Agency deals with funding cuts
• Northwest may drop several programs
• Residents hear shots again
• Buchanan County man gets investment back
• Man gets 2 life sentences, 30 years for murder
• Up-front fees for debt relief services banned
• Groups spend $12M-plus on Missouri Senate race
• Governor meets with soldiers
• USDA announces grant
• Man injured after jumping on moving vehicle
• Missouri Watchdog says counties have too many registered voters
• Communities receive awards for improvements
• In brief, Oct. 23, 2010
• County to consider immigrant detention center
• Similar background, different viewpoints
• Woman given shock time, probation
• Runner to arrive in St. Joe
• 5 years added for sex charge
• You never know who's going to show up at Chiefs training camp. Note in the background of this photo from Monday afternoon's practice, Gov. Jay Nixon (in the red tie), Chiefs President Denny Thum, and State Sen. Charlie and Brenda Shields.
• In the courts, Oct. 22, 2010
• As part of the Chiefs Camp Send Off event on Aug. 18, Griffon football players led children in football drills.
• In brief, Oct. 22, 2010
• Nearly 1,000 incoming students are participating in Griffon Edge today through Saturday, learning all about Missouri Western. Over the lunch hour, groups stopped by University Plaza to throw pennies in the fountain, their first gift to Western.
• Plans for intertribal school on hold until 2011
• Western Warm-Up! Campus and community organizations and businesses introduced themselves to Western students under the Clock Tower today, the first day of classes. Welcome back, Griffons!
• News-Press earns awards
• Griffon football kicks off tonight, 6 p.m. vs. Mesa State at Spratt Memorial Stadium! Check www.gogriffons.com for details!
• MERIL hoping to end stares
• Congratulations to Officers Dennis Johnson and James Bench of the MWSU Police Department, presented Meritorious Conduct Awards for helping to save the life of a fan who suffered a heart attack before the first Griffon football game of the season. Way to
• Candidates square off at forum
• Thanks to Western alumni Brad '94 and Amy '93 Grooms for putting Max Griffon in their St. Joe Corn Maze this year! Visit www.stjoecornmaze.com for hours of operation and other details.
• ESPN coming to Mizzou
• Tailgate with fellow Western fans before your undefeated Griffons take on Northwest Missouri State on Saturday. The party starts at 10 a.m. in the parking lot of Northwest's Fine Arts Building at College Avenue and North Munn Street. The Alumni Asso
• The 17th annual Convocation on Critical Issues features former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich at 9:30 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 7 in the Looney Complex. The speech is free and open to the public.
• Gov. Jay Nixon visited Western on Oct. 19, praising the university for saving more than $5 million in interest costs while giving employment to local construction workers in building a new residence hall.
• The MWSU Foundation is pleased to announce that three-time Pulitzer Prize-winner Thomas L. Friedman will be the featured speaker at the 2011 Convocation on Critical Issues next September. See http://bit.ly/bhnW1T for details.
• Prosecutor: No charges in officer shooting
• Rural bankers more optimistic
• Kinder promotes Higdon campaign
• New program to help at-risk students
• Training camp is winding down. Join us for the Chiefs Send-Off Night Practice and Gatorade Junior Training Camp on Wednesday, Aug. 18. Tickets are $10. Check out www.gogriffons.com for details.
• MGPI figures rise
• The exterior of Western's new mobile biotechnology lab is finished, and renovation of the interior will soon take place. Sometime this fall, the bus and its new technology, displays and educational materials will visit schools in St. Joseph, Kansas
• United Way's 2010 campaign winding down
• E15 could be mere novelty here
• Boehringer gets final CIP payment from county
• Purple wearers signify support
• In brief, Oct. 21, 2010
• Man gets shock time for child sex acts
• Final election push for candidates
• Times columnist to speak
• In the courts, Oct. 21, 2010
• Albany worked together to earn award
• 'Best-kept secret' on the board
• From Wathena to the Marines
• Teva to restart St. Joe plant
• Gordmans coming to mall
• Poll: Likely voters ready to embrace GOP
• In brief, Oct. 20, 2010
• 'Lawn sale' ends in vandalism
• Missouri's bid to execute Nunley delayed for months
• Reaping less than was sowed
• Judges face judgment
• Group helps homeless get identification
• Albany wins betterment award
• Education director stresses Internet safety
• PACT group digs into long-range plan
• In brief, Oct. 19, 2010
• Nixon praises dorm project
• Appeals court upholds Missouri stay of execution
• Cable sale explored
• In the courts, Oct. 19, 2010
• Turning to a new page, kind of
• YWCA seeks to stop sexual assaults
• Jury trial set for fire lawsuit
• Officer speaks of military's new challenges
• 2 political forums planned at MWSU
• Continental Screw sold to Iowa firm
• Campaign fundraising picks up
• City purchases 'castle'
• Canada-U.S. pipeline delayed indefinitely
• Roadwork roundup, Oct. 18, 2010
• Getting a GED can change lives
• Rushville man hurt in crash
• Eagle Scout receives honor
• Nuns dedicate new $1 million home
• Cameron officials identify projects
• District 4 candidates differ sharply on issues
• Missouri challenges stay issued for Nunley execution
• Tea Party Express kicks off
• Poets coming to festival
• Graduates gather to remember Convent years
• Down by the water
• Business Briefs, Oct. 17, 2010
• Fans flock to Facebook for special deals
• As Dems' message lags, GOP awaits wins
• Police investigating shooting
• Stimulus hot topic in election season
• An inside peek at the UMB ‘castle’
• Red Cross offers annuities
• Officials await outcome of Prop A
• Atchison County crash leaves 2 dead
• New faces battling in Nodaway County
• 2 die in Atchison County crash
• Savannah struggling with bus issues
• Big Lake residents, officials discuss plans
• Oktoberfest at Big Lake Village
• Warning: Flying fish in river
• Office supply store returns Downtown
• State suspends new red-light cameras
• Housing sales slump in September
• Carnahan plane crash still resonates
• Cold storage fire quickly doused
• Patrol helicopter crashes in St. Louis; 1 killed
• Child dies in Cameron crash
• Coat drive needs help
• Residents sound off on ‘castle’ proposal
• In brief, Oct. 15, 2010
• Woman pleads guilty in fraud case
• MERIL hosting ‘No More Stares’ event
• The check may be real, but the money isn’t
• Mistrial called in child pornography case
• In this economy, everything counts
• Realtors seek to block transfer taxes
• Missouri: Where the elk roam?
• Candidates differ on auditor qualifications
• Earmarks take center stage
• Blunt, Carnahan clash in debate
• KU adding KCK campus
• Authorities identify body
• 2 hurt in head-on accident
• EPA OKs more ethanol in gas
• Jury trial starts for child porn case
• Firefighters honored for service
• Clerk’s race all about perspective
• Barber offers more than just a haircut
• Western serves as court for a day
• Recruitment efforts bring awards
• Optimism remains at East Hills
• Fire alarm ordinance limited to rental properties
• Authorities identify body
• Mine drama highlights local rescue training
• United Way behind on goal
• House blocked off after weapon found
• In brief, Oct. 14, 2010
• Magazine cites St. Joe market
• Public can sound off on 'castle'
• In the courts, Oct. 13, 2010
• Northwest enrollment up again
• Seniors prepare for stagnant benefits
• Deer pose added risk to drivers
• Bond visits namesake building
• Primary care network launched
• Poll: Students cooling on Obama
• Open burning begins Nov. 1
• Widow thankful for support
• Guard commander gets another star
• Chiefs camp preparations boost tax revenue
• Economy factors into marriage
• City explores trail expansion
• In brief, Oct. 12, 2010
• Man survives trip through sewer
• Hubbard takes St. Luke's post
• KU to announce biggest grant
• Kansas general to retire
• Schools go into lockdown
• Electrical fire destroys barn
• Board seeks study before Neely sale
• Roadwork roundup, Oct. 11, 2010
• Officers investigate human remains
• 29th District candidates ready to work
• Report: More disruptive behavior last school year
• Catholic schools have a plan
• Bikers ride for De Kraai
• United Way seeks donations
• Business briefs, Oct. 10, 2010
• Right around the corner
• Police probe shots-fired calls
• Enjoying Squaw Creek’s 75th year
• Rosecrans firefighters attain high marks
• ‘This is Griffon Country’
• Late notices, Oct. 10, 2010
• Triumph blast victim remembered 5 years later
• Workplace injuries on the decline
• Marquart, Turner square off for judge’s post
• Castle proposal causes alarm
• Keystone place project under way
• House hopefuls discuss roads, values
• Pony Express Museum now offers penny press
• Local bicyclist competing in 90-hour tour in Australia
• Candidate walking across district as show of dedication
• Not a choice
• Missouri scraps 2 map test sections
• These grants were made for walking
• Chillicothe police arrest suspected molester
• The road to construction
• Humane Society lists worst puppy mills
• In brief, Oct. 8, 2010
• Man to serve 40 years for child molestation
• Promoting the power of pink
• Highway Patrol celebrates life of oldest retiree
• Squaw Creek celebrates 75 years
• Homecoming parade Saturday
• Groups share tips on spotting child abuse
• Jail project delayed again
• Students get lessons in careers
• Carnahan: Blunt's views represent D.C.'s dysfunction
• Woman finds peace in conversion
• Sweet treats
• Events to honor fallen officer
• Get alarmed!
• Group protests Gingrich speech
• Fire destroys empty house
• Biden raising money for Carnahan Senate bid
• Case against teacher dismissed
• Man gets 21 years for sex trafficking
• Gingrich: Founders wanted 'small government'
• In brief, Oct. 7, 2010
• Gingrich: People want to be heard
• Vending-machine thief sought
• A $1 million boost to the region
• Triumph civil case set for trial in May
• Tax credits to benefit Missouri families
• Northwest sees energy savings
• High court: Does father's grief trump free speech?
• Former Western player faces drug charge
• Ex-U.S. Rep. McCarthy dies
• Schools dismissed amid Atchison boil order
• All signs point to Parkway
• In brief, Oct. 6, 2010
• Students mark Noyes' birthday
• Council announces goals
• Waiting game goes on
• Bridge work slated for I-29
• Registration deadline nears
• Smoke destroys apartment
• Bonds boost Trenton schools
• Structure fire's cause unknown
• In brief, Oct. 5, 2010
• 'Take Back the Night' raises awareness
• Marines provide a glimpse
• Sculptor returns to Troy
• Man gets 55-year sentence
• College programs under review
• Bank to become fire station
• K.C. leaders: No hurry for arena tenant
• In brief, Oct. 4, 2010
• Missouri voter registration deadline is Wednesday
• Accident closes 229 ramp
• Roadwork roundup, Oct. 4, 2010
• Safety Town teaches kids
• Heating help available for qualified
• Silent testimony for those 'who can't speak'
• It’s all about jobs
• Rosecrans spends $19 million on repairs
• Small businesses still work
• Bankruptcies, Oct. 3, 2010
• Former Northwest music professor dies
• How safe is St. Joe?
• New smoke detectors may be required
• Atchison wants to be 'Biggest Loser'
• Painting the Parkway pink
• Business briefs, Oct. 3, 2010
• Gold’s shine lingers
• Heartland leader eyes unfamiliar
• Professor claims gold
• Missouri corn association supports legislation
• The heroes weren’t on the field
• Old home provides tips on efficiency
• A longer school year?
• October is Adopt a Dog Month
• City will weigh project needs
• Commissioner race heats up
• Coat drive under way
• In brief, Oct. 1, 2010
• Longtime furniture store to close
• Candidates discuss education challenges
• Body found in burning car
• Josephine Expo set for Saturday
• Man sentenced for robberies
• Lab delay leads to dismissal
• Pumpkin harvest gets mixed reviews
• Charges filed in Blondie's raid
• Oil change benchmark can vary
• Wind farm generates controversy
• Flu vaccines available
• Huckabee 'feeling quite good' about America
• In brief, Sept. 30, 2010
• Leadership program taking applications
• Low-interest loan plan announced
• Jobless rate inches up
• 100 years and still blooming
• Man who burned cross gets prison time
• Resolution will aid low-income housing projects
• Blunt: Government can help create private-sector jobs
• Land purchased for expo center
• Vaccine clinic helps hundreds
• Country church takes its rest
• Stabbing reported near school
• Church day care employees under investigation
• Power restored in St. Joseph
• Prosecutor reviewing shooting
• Western enrollment tops 6,000
• Vehicle crashes into building
• Postal rate hike rejected
• Business briefs, Sept. 29, 2010
• Firefighters battle blaze at Purina
• CAP gets $16,000 for van
• 2 officers wounded in Omaha hospital shooting
• Knife threat leads to charge
• Local volunteer helps relief efforts
• In the courts, Sept. 29, 2010
• Health group focuses on teens
• Report shows recession's impact on poverty
• Teen injured in 2-vehicle wreck
• Highway 36 group touts tourism
• Attendants stress need for more hours, pay
• Flu vaccines arrive just in time
• Housing groups seek funding
• Mound City rest areas closed
• A House seat rematch
• Jury issues porn indictment
• Regional prison opening at Fort Leavenworth
• 3 finalists named for Kansas Supreme Court
• Man escapes fire unharmed
• Chillicothe death prompts investigation
• Nixon declares emergency for Grundy County bridge
• In the courts, Sept. 28, 2010
• Museums Inc. board meets with city
• Huckabee expected to draw 500
• Some Kansas schools miss mark
• Business accused of tank violation
• Division maintains mission, training
• Cuts force mental health care changes
• Study: Texting laws don't reduce crashes
• Roadwork roundup, Sept. 27, 2010
• Pedestrian struck by pickup dies
• Health care provisions taking effect
• North Central riding enrollment wave
• Area pipeline, gas firms take precautions
• Commercial loan could finance jail
• CROP Walk battles hunger
• YWCA to honor abuse survivors
• Police seek leads in beating
• Some health services unavailable Tuesday
• Motorcyclist hurt in collision
• Forsee expects tuition hike
• Museums pack a crowd
• Decision looms on school properties
• Chiefs camp financial data still not in
• Student embraces diversity, possibilities
• Business briefs, Sept. 26, 2010
• Getting a jump on cold weather
• All that glitters
• I-35 pileup kills one, injures two
• Rain or shine, donors ride for a cause
• One killed in I-35 pileup
• St. Joseph Christian celebrates grandparents
• Old home expert comes to Kansas
• Beware of raw crayfish
• Water recedes, cleanup begins
• Habitat house renews old friendship
• In brief, Sept. 25, 2010
• In the courts, Sept. 25, 2010
• Financial author branches out
• City seeks search firm for position
• Botched drug deal lands 4 in Atchison jail
• In the courts, Sept. 24, 2010
• Out with the Chiefs, in with the Griffons
• United Way at 35% of goal for campaign
• Traveling asphalt contracts may be a scam
• Late notices, Sept. 24, 2010
• Small business bill passes
• Division 5 circuit race gets heated
• Chemical spill forces evacuations, closes I-35
• What's that roar?
• Hudspeth hits the road, campaigning for seat
• Students still fighting for Kisker
• Brookfield man injured in motorcycle accident
• 5 hurt in single-vehicle accident
• Jury mostly blames man for elevator accident
• You’ve won a light bulb!
• A hearty farewell
• Machine fire easily extinguished at Purina
• 3 injured in accident on Belt
• Blunt, Carnahan debates set
• Audit: Missouri schools could have gotten $21M more
• State arrests fewer illegal immigrants
• DEA collecting leftover pills
• Safety seat checks educate parents
• Filmmaker creates buzz with documentary
• In brief, Sept. 22, 2010
• In the courts, Sept. 22, 2010
• District seeks master plan
• Committee pushes for tax increase
• Press release on shooting investigation
• Group explores dog park idea
• Firefighters, police rescue 2 from blaze
• Agency grocery destroyed in fire
• N.Y. firm to redo Arch grounds
• Handgun mixup blamed for officer shooting
• Residents question river plan
• Suspect charged after 10 years
• Park University finds old Gazettes
• Bikers to ride for a cause
• Cool, rainy weather aggravates allergies
• Pedestrian injured in car accident
• MoDOT to inspect safety seats
• Man accidentally shoots himself
• Festival turnout pleases organizers
• Innovation center receives award
• Mother helps students embrace diversity
• FEMA meets with county about damage assistance
• County votes down tax increase
• City declared 'recovery zone'
• Driver training grounded at airport
• Young and homeless
• Foreign students end training at Rosecrans
• Council to vote on $16M in bonds
• Judge rejects challenge to tax measure
• K.C. bomb squad takes grenade from home
• Roadwork roundup, Sept. 20, 2010
• Beginning a new tri-state bridge
• Salute to a fallen officer
• Business briefs, Sept. 19, 2010
• Local agencies deal with ‘the new poor’
• Adventist school maintains original mission
• Iowa teen injured in Nodaway Co. accident
• Life without Facebook?
• Crowd enjoys festivities
• Judge speaks on Constitution Day
• Army Corps coming to Holt County
• Blunt: Government removed ‘oxygen’ from the economy
• Thinking regionally
• Loan default rates lower in Midwest
• Agencies to honor fallen officer
• A final salute
• Museums to host family fun day
• ‘As American as it gets’
• Library events open to public
• POW/MIA Recognition Day held
• District 5 race under way
• Survey suggests weak rural Midwest economy
• Festival going on as planned
• State requests report on club
• Shooting investigation continues
• In the courts, Sept. 17, 2010
• 'Goose' loved hunting, owning grocery store
• Attorney tries to have own case thrown out
• Potbelly Sandwich Shop coming to St. Joseph
• Bidding battle benefits Rosecrans
• 'Prepared to give whatever he had to give'
• New details on shooting, services
• Police: Man who stabbed dean targeted governor
• Tributes pour in for fallen officer
• Carnahan pulls online ad
• Incident leaves residents shaken
• Bans on fake pot do little to deter business
• MoDOT preparing drivers for winter
• Nursing home hosts wedding
• Savannah holds Sirolli fall forum
• Victorian Joe features local wares
• A lifetime of music
• MERIL marks ADA anniversary
• Wright wins in District 5 recount
• IHOP sues prayer center over name
• Nontraditional students lose leader
• In brief, Sept. 15, 2010
• Jury trial begins for man injured in elevator
• Student from Turkey enjoys American experience
• Locals help when feds don’t
• Officer accidentally killed after training
• Stabbing suspect appears in court
• Poll: Climate for GOP keeps getting better
• Libraries ready for fall
• Fire destroys hay barn
• Tears flow as former addicts graduate
• Group seeks education pathway
• Central applies for 'A-Plus' designation
• Hyde Park gets upgrade
• County, city, YMCA agree
• Blondie's accused of violating nudity law
• A cost estimate before sentencing?
• Local jobless rate inches up
• Tire collection Saturday
• Northwest announces concert
• Picnic to honor volunteers
• Man stabbed at K.C. college
• Is your cell phone a little too 'smart?'
• Tax credit panel hears from St. Joe
• County sales tax collections bounce back
• Congregation fills Krug Park with worship
• Guard to reorganize, grow
• Flu shots urged for most
• Tweeting in the courtroom
• Missouri's SAT scores slip
• Police: CVS robberies may be connected
• No sign of elderly Atchison couple a year later
• Missouri reviewing degree programs
• Pershing students honor birth of namesake
• Roadwork roundup, Sept. 13, 2010
• PTA fundraising feels the pinch
• District set to receive accreditation
• CVS robbed for second time
• ‘Get out while we still can’
• Class of 1960 honors Sept. 11
• Fishing derby a great catch for kids
• 'There can be happiness'
• School uniforms or not?
• Changing the focus
• Business briefs, Sept. 12, 2010
• Iatan II completed amid pending rate case
• In brief, Sept. 12, 2010
• Man injured in motorcycle accident
• Equipment malfunction causes St. Joseph power outages
• Power restored in north St. Joseph
• Amelia Earhart Memorial Bridge construction on schedule
• Twins share birthday with national tragedy
• City, firefighters cool heated contract debate
• Worm plays havoc with harvest
• St. Joseph mosque nears completion
• Sheriff still seeks missing couple
• In brief, Sept. 11, 2010
• Brown County to unveil new jail
• Community betterment judging starts Monday in nearby towns
• Missouri boasts drop in vehicle fatalities
• Families should have rules for Internet visits
• Daytime break-ins on the rise
• Judge approves handwriting samples
• Brown County to unveil new jail
• Woman admits guilt in Broadmoor shooting
• Brittany Village residents battling bedbugs
• St. Joseph man lived for aviation, patriotism
• ‘Good ride cowboy’
• Children develop musical interest from singing household
• Nixon breaks ground on project
• National preparedness month
• Obama wades into Quran burning debate
• Minister says he'll cancel Quran burning
• School district gets high marks
• Obama wades into Quran burning debate
• Saint Joseph Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Saint Joseph Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• No crime in torn clothing case
• Nardone to play golf along Pony Express route
• In the courts, Sept. 9, 2010
• Police await forensic results
• Danish man faces child porn charges
• Shooting victim in ‘wrong place’
• Benefit planned for ailing officer
• Bridge work making progress
• Shooting victim in 'wrong place’
• Get ready for some rain
• East side park one step closer
• In the courts, Sept. 8, 2010
• Museum taps familiar name
• Officials hope for a quiet winter
• Police have no problem with ‘speed trap’ site
• Ethanol supporters foresee growth in fuel’s future
• Behind in funding, Schaaf faces Rucker
• ‘Clean’ coal advocates tour region
• Fall’s approach kicks off apple-picking time
• Andrew County museum to receive Governor's Award
• In brief, Sept. 7, 2010
• Rosecrans fire unit gains honors
• School plans Puzzlemania
• New path for city's East Side
• Greeting card giant Hallmark heads for 2nd century
• Health inspection scores aren’t that simple
• Obama promotes new jobs program
• Police have no problem with 'speed trap' site
• Tractors roll for a good cause
• Motorcycle wreck injures Illinois woman
• Chillicothe woman injured at Lake of the Ozarks
• Road work roundup, Sept. 6, 2010
• ‘Wild Wild West’ visits Wathena
• Unemployed would work through Labor Day
• Band of brothers always on call
• St. Joe Jobless run the gamut
• Business briefs, Sept. 5, 2010
• Printing the past to the present
• Homeless student count on the rise
• ‘A time to spend with family’
• Payday loans at center of debate
• Bankruptcies, Sept. 5, 2010
• In brief, Sept. 5, 2010
• Cycling event for kids rolls up to Civic Center Park
• Up and running, walking
• The bicycle race that never was
• NRA endorses Roy Blunt
• In brief, Sept. 4, 2010
• Woman sentenced in robbery
• Dems bring up 2005 vote
• Community Hospital-Fairfax dedicated
• Remember to wear seat belts this month
• Israeli firm drops bid to acquire Albaugh
• Unemployment at 9.6 percent
• Know your rights when dealing with collectors
• A big weekend for water safety
• In the courts, Sept. 3, 2010
• Damp start doesn’t deter shoppers in Sparks
• Doing the right thing at work
• More Dems buck plan to let taxes increase for rich
• Lager speaks to area commissioners
• PSF, state reach agreement
• Huckabee to speak in St. Joseph
• United Way announces campaign goal
• Woman pleads guilty in home robbery case
• A free-floating pastime
• Fertilizer spill slows traffic
• Quick Stop 3 opens on Frederick
• War zone to school zone
• Local unemployment at 8%
• Murder case to move forward
• One more day for umbrellas
• Council to vote on new YMCA
• Woman honored for service
• Cameron hopes to solve 2 problems with 1 vote
• Man gets 23 years for sex crimes
• City, fire union closer to agreement
• Safety council to kick off speaker series
• Federal spending on the rise in Buchanan County
• Prosecutor: DNA links Hollister to Kimmi
• Tea Party to meet
• Man pleads guilty to child porn, sodomy
• Man gets 5 years for drug trafficking
• County revenue slips
• Centennial celebration
• Western enrollment tops 6,000
• NFL's labor situation could affect training camp
• DeKalb man killed in wreck
• Big Lake set to reopen
• Tanker truck blocks traffic
• 2 hospitalized in wrecks
• Platte City politician charged
• Standoff ends peacefully
• Roadwork roundup, Aug. 30, 2010
• Car show raises money
• Child struck by car
• Hotel-motel tax on ballot
• Electrical problem suspected in Galvin's fire
• Patrol responds to tractor-trailer, train collision
• Professor leaves students for soldiers
• Gas prices should continue stabilizing into holiday
• New school year, new school week
• Andrew County man dies in crash
• Scouts celebrate 100 years
• Family recalls Katrina
• Business briefs, Aug. 29, 2010
• Hey, at least Europe is hiring
• Couple injured in motorcycle accident
• Credit card reform causes new charges
• Summer in the city
• Michigan murder suspect known in Cameron
• Private schools’ enrollment remains steady
• Getting to know St. Joe
• Car crash leaves teen seriously injured
• SWAT team surrounds home
• Personal income grows in area
• 4 teens injured in wreck
• Man ends car chase in river
• Teacher charged with assault
• Chase ends with water search
• Local cremation garden planned
• Bond reduction request denied in robbery case
• New state laws take effect
• Climatologist hopes to recruit weather watchers
• Teacher charged with assault
• Democrats turn out in force
• Economy 'remains vulnerable'
• Man shot in parking lot
• Benedictine honors Mother Teresa
• Officials optimistic on Chiefs financials
• Family man served his country
• Time for change, judicial candidate says
• Cyberbullying law now in effect
• Deadline lapse may cost PSF
• 2 arrested in immigration raid
• Police look for hit-and-run driver
• Man charged in shooting
• Bicyclist hospitalized
• 18th Street bridge to reopen
• Strike Force gets federal funds
• Woman finds peace in house of prayer
• Medicaid babies account for half of Heartland births
• Business in a small town
• Board skeptical of new park
• Hearings set on KCP&L cases
• Patrol: Coyote caused wreck
• Police probe robbery, homicide connection
• Man charged in hit and run
• Woman settles with Heartland over stillborn case
• Annual field day pushes prawns
• Democrats plan for annual event
• Recount requested in area race
• EPA collects more soil
• 2nd man charged in robbery
• Farmers eligible for aid
• Local home sales plunge
• PSF begins installing barn-scraper systems
• Football season begins without brain injury act
• In brief, Aug. 25, 2010
• Animal shelter launches drive
• Immigration, spending drive discussion at Graves' town hall
• Hylton wants to provide voice in Washington
• Alleged drunken driver charged
• Few leads in homicide case
• Council delays tax decision
• 3 arrested in robbery
• 2 hurt in accident
• Man injured in rollover
• 300 attend walk-in registration
• Accident victim was Northwest student
• Earhart statue bound for U.S. Capitol
• District sets tax levy
• School enrollment drops
• New drug testing policy in place
• Lack of budget irks Kansas congresswoman
• Police investigate monkey theft
• Platte City woman killed in crash
• St. Joseph man seriously injured in wreck
• Mental health patients increase
• Roadwork roundup, Aug. 23, 2010
• Trails West! rebounds before packing up
• Squaw Creek celebrates new DVD
• East Siders like idea of new YMCA, park
• Holt County wants levee repairs
• Mizzou sees record enrollment
• Street projects get funding
• Chicken for a cause
• Walk-in registration begins Tuesday
• Police identify injured man
• NWMSU professor receives award
• Living history lessons
• Work begins on new Rulo bridge across Missouri River
• Sun shines on large crowd at Trails West!
• Iran starts nuclear reactor
• New DWI law begins next week
• They came, they saw, they conquered
• Police warn of possible child abductor
• Police ask for help identifying man
• Trails West! art takes center stage
• In brief, Aug. 21, 2010
• St. Joe breaks rain record
• Gas prices should fall after Labor Day
• Kansas kids invited to showcase art skills
• Charge upgraded for suspect in beating case
• Livingston County busy with burglaries
• Trails Wet!
• Downtown eyesore to cost city big bucks
• Police seek possible witness to slaying
• Local Muslims discuss NYC mosque flap
• In the courts, Aug. 20, 2010
• Egg recall raises concerns
• Frog Hop Ballroom jumped to popularity
• Social Security payments significant in area
• Funeral ordinance on hold here
• Organizers: Festival will go on
• Shops sell K2 ahead of ban
• Website helps match dorm roommates
• Business briefs, Aug. 20, 2010
• Artifact show this weekend
• Fire fatalities on the rise
• Saying farewell to the Chiefs
• Schools compare ACT test scores
• Blunt pulls campaign video showing WTC site
• 2 injured in accident
• Police target DWI offenders
• Mother gets 15 years in son's death
• Brothers build memories from Family Truckster
• Sweet treats, made with love
• In brief, Aug. 19, 2010
• East Hills winners announced
• Engineering program gets boost
• East Side park plans advance
• Homicide victim remembered
• Police seek robbery suspects
• Blood drive draws 70-plus
• In brief, Aug. 18, 2010
• Free pool time available at YMCA
• Governor to outline broadband initiative
• Chiefs send-off this evening
• Auditor finds improvement in sex offender list
• 4 injured on Penn Street
• State helps suicidal soldiers
• More budget woes for colleges
• Trails West! presales going well
• Smoothie bar opens at courthouse
• CIP funds to bolster Downtown business
• Blunt outlines jobs agenda
• Counties get disaster nod
• 2 accidents close I-29
• Accident in Holt County
• Rest stop closed on I-29
• South Side house fire put out
• Less heat, but plenty of jitters
• Eagle plans tower upgrades
• Museums see attendance boost
• Plane offers trip through time
• Man killed in one-vehicle wreck
• Accident closes I-29 lanes
• Roadwork roundup, Aug. 16, 2010
• Back-to-school safety
• Tri-motor plane barely fits in hangar
• Police investigate paintball spree
• Early morning robber hits Sonic
• Woman builds life in National Guard
• Summer ends at Aquatic Park
• Family marks 50th anniversary
• Kicking butts in Maryville
• Judge strikes down funeral protest ban
• Local resident selected for dance contest
• Alarm rouses apartment residents
• Police investigate dead body
• Divided generation
• Savannah man injured in rollover accident
• CAP training helps young aviators
• DeKalb holds celebration
• Bargains galore
• Bankruptcies, Aug. 15, 2010
• Business Briefs, Aug. 15, 2010
• Officials: It’s too soon to gauge impact of wheat price spike
• Grant may help develop Uptown St. Joe
• Stress in the air
• Obama: Gulf Coast ‘open for business’
• Western offers textbook rentals
• Teachers celebrate new school year
• 2 Maryville residents injured in rollover
• In the courts, Aug. 14, 2010
• Historic records grants available
• YMCA to fill pool void
• Big changes follow big cuts
• Aquatic Center closes Sunday
• 4-vehicle crash results in minor injuries
• Car accident injures teen
• Book recalls old Bethel School
• Myths surround auto modifications
• Looking to the future
• Attorneys hear from appellate judges
• Lunch program for Midtown kids ending
• Salvation Army provides free supplies to children
• Woman celebrates 107th birthday
• Immigration still a hot topic
• Structure fire on east side
• Court rejects Woodworth retrial
• Thunderstorm watch in effect
• Group to focus on Constitution
• Riverwalk to reopen in a few weeks
• Garage sales galore
• Couple remains a steady presence at Fiesta
• McCaskill hears tales of red tape
• Sheriffs support border efforts
• Lane closure on Highway 36
• 3 men injured in accident
• Parties on the Parkway tonight
• 175 K.C. teachers laid off
• Kansas counties can apply for disaster funds
• Grandparents get tips on raising grandchildren
• Classic Ford plane to offer rides
• Mobile Meals still rolling
• Getaway driver gets probation with DYS
• Blunt: Secure border
• Late notices, Aug. 11, 2010
• Water main break closes lane
• Former umpire official pleads
• Man gets prison time in child death case
• 5 charged in attempted robbery
• Stay cool indoors, set thermostats
• Lighter causes house fire
• Ex-Maryville official charged
• Cancellations up at KCI
• In brief, Aug. 11, 2010
• Reward offered in DeKalb street sign case
• Savannah administrator quits
• Man injured in rollover
• Judge rules against tax attorney
• Authorities search for missing man
• A helping hand for needy feet
• Contract almost up for bridge construction
• 'Insane heat' expected to linger
• 2 women injured in Highway 36 accident
• Bond revoked for defendant
• Classes begin for Army college
• Auto dealers optimistic
• Teen injured in accident
• Missouri students try for new tailgating spot
• Brownback vows spending freeze
• Universities expect a few more students
• Tax credit limit may harm homes
• Lights, camera, action
• Roadwork roundup, Aug. 9, 2010
• Free haircuts for kids
• Man injured in car accident
• Tax-free weekend finale
• Riding tandem for a dream
• Many local schools improve AYP rankings
• ‘Stuff the Bus’ gets load of donations
• Two Iowa residents hurt in motorcycle accident
• Keeping an eye out
• Veterans celebrate post’s 25th birthday
• Shoppers love tax holiday
• Business briefs, Aug. 8, 2010
• Chiefs’ impact depends on location
• Record crowd attends Chiefs event
• War on drugs
• Van overturns, injures 10 passengers
• Man seriously injured after ATV accident
• Western grad gets sweet offer
• Football fever benefits Heartland partnership
• Homeless number is highest ever
• In the courts, Aug. 7, 2010
• Stuff the Bus! for area kids
• School supplies, fees add up
• In brief, Aug. 7, 2010
• Pilot unhurt when plane's engine fails
• 4th Circuit caseload is in violation
• Prosecutors criticize public defender budget crisis
• Growers could donate excess
• Atchison man's body found
• Man in custody after standoff
• More flooding in Holt County
• NTSB investigating bus crash
• Domestic disturbance leads to standoff
• Free haircuts for children
• Teen cyclist injured after being hit by car
• Blunt predicts repeal of health reform bill
• Audit: Slow response to grain issues
• ‘Remake Big Lake’ campaign to help flood-ravaged area
• Camp Quality founder known as ‘gentleman’
• Nodaway Co. prosecutor ousted from long-term seat
• 2 killed in bus crash on Interstate 44
• Western student killed in accident
• Man charged with stealing
• Stay cool ... and save energy
• Western lowers price of parking
• Summit focuses on school safety
• City puts hotel tax on ballot
• Neighbors celebrate a 'Night Out'
• Man returns from immigration purgatory
• Moran claims tight GOP primary
• Man killed in one-vehicle wreck
• 2 seriously injured in accident
• Recount possible in state rep race
• Napoli’s open for business
• K.C. police seek info in death
• Funds boost rural broadband
• St. Joseph welcomes new teachers
• Celebrating a century of life
• Nestlé Purina plans 'cat hotel'
• Blunt: Jobs remain centerpiece of campaign
• Authorities investigate rape report
• Tax-free weekend begins Friday
• Support a youth volunteer leader from Saint Joseph!

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