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Nevada rancher feuding with federal government now condemned for remarks about race
A Nevada rancher at the center of a national feud with the federal government over cattle grazing is facing sharp criticism for racist comments he made that were published in a New York Times article.
Cliven Bundy was quoted in the Times story making disparaging remarks about blacks and asking whether they were better off as slaves.
The article published Wednesday says Bundy's comments came during a ...
Missouri lawmakers approve local health registries
County officials could compile lists of residents with health problems under a Missouri bill intended to identify people in need of help during disasters.
The bill given final approval Thursday by the Senate allows the creation of voluntary registries of people with "health-related ailments" who may need assistance in emergencies. The House passed the bill earlier, so it now goes to Gov. Jay Nixon.
The identities of ...
Shrimp ceviche salad 4/24/14
Here's a great first course for a meal, especially in the springtime when we are just beginning to enjoy afternoons on our patios. [We'll post the recipe as soon as possible; here's the video in the meantime.] ...
Secretary of State cautions Missouri investors on Bitcoin
Secretary of State Jason Kander issued an Investor Alert to caution Missourians about buying or trading digital currency such as Bitcoin. Investments in Internet-based financial products that may not yet be fully vetted or understood can carry significant risk.
“With digital currency or any other emerging investment opportunity, the safest approach is to be cautious,” Kander said. “It’s important to recognize that in many cases not ...
Video: Storm threat to increase this afternoon
A few severe storms will be possible with large hail the main threat. ...
Slideshow: Hour-by-hour preview of Thursday's severe weather on KY3's Futurecast Radar
The KY3 Storm Team is following the threat for severe weather on Thursday in the Ozarks. KY3 Futurecast radar images give us an idea of what to expect through the night. ...
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DETROIT (AP) — The cost of recalling nearly 7 million cars and trucks sank General Motors' first-quarter profit, but the company's CEO said the much-publicized recalls have yet to cut into sales. 