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Flooded mobile home park becomes city park in Hollister
HOLLITER, Mo. - Holland Mobile Home Park flooded in both the spring of 2008, and the spring of 2011. Lake Taneycomo couldn't take any more rain, and flooded the neighborhood.
"Both times we had to do water rescues of families that did ...
Alleged cheating on MAP tests prompt district, state investigations
CAMDENTON, Mo. -- School administrators are looking into allegations that a teacher helped students cheat on a state-mandated test. Two staff members at Camdenton Middle School are on administrative leave while the district looks into claims that testing procedures were violated ...
Gas line rupture leads to evacuations at the University of Arkansas
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (AP) - The University of Arkansas says evacuations at its Fayetteville campus have ended after a leak was stopped following a gas line rupture. The school said an emergency crew stopped the leak at about 12:10 p.m. Wednesday. The ...
Older generation teaches younger generation how to give back
Springfield, Mo. -- One day each month dozens of volunteers get together for a type of old-fashioned sewing circle. They make thousands of specialty items meant for people in the hospital. For the first time Wednesday, Cox Health expanded that program ...
Greene County deputy's alertness led to 2 arrests for 4 stolen vehicles
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. -- A man and a woman are in custody and suspected of stealing two cars and two motorcycles in southwest Missouri. They were arrested on Wednesday morning about 7:30 after a Greene County sheriff's deputy patrolling north of Springfield ...
Missouri woman wins $13 million judgment against Vatterott College in lawsuit
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — A Missouri woman has won a $13 million judgment against Vatterott College in a lawsuit over advice she was given during enrollment at the school. Jennifer Kerr of Belton alleged that she was misled when she ...
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By Roberta Rampton and Stephen Brown BERLIN (Reuters) - U.S. President Barack Obama used a speech in Berlin on Wednesday to call on Russia to revive the push for a world without nuclear weapons, offering to cut deployed nuclear arsenals by a third, but Moscow immediately poured scorn on his proposal. Speaking in Berlin where U.S. Presidents John F. Kennedy and Ronald Reagan gave rousing Cold-War speeches, Obama urged Russia to help build on the "New START" treaty that requires Moscow and Washington to cut stockpiles of deployed nuclear weapons to 1,550 each by 2018. ... 
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PARIS (AP) — The governing body of motorsport argued Thursday that Mercedes broke the rules and got an unfair advantage over other Formula One teams by taking part in private in-season tire testing with Pirelli. 