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Christmas and trains — a nostalgic connection
While Christmas and trains would appear to have little in common, that hasn’t stopped the two from being romantically linked for almost as long as trains have been around.
Experts offer tips for what to do with that trophy deer
You might be a better shot than chef, but don’t let that stop you from trying some creative and tasty ways to cook your venison.
Model T club cruising back roads through Mid-Missouri
For Bob Stone, the Ford Model T wasn’t just the car that brought driving to the masses in the early 1900s.
FSH medical director paid more than twice listed salary
So far in 2011, the state has paid the medical director at Fulton State Hospital $321,000 — more than the highest-paid state employee earned all last year.
DMH addresses overtime payments to doctors
The Department of Mental Health (DMH) is changing its policies on overtime, which were criticized in a state audit and have allowed some DMH physicians to make more than double their base salaries.
Shoppers say they are saving hundreds by clipping
Tiffany Nash always clipped grocery coupons here and there.
PSC: ‘We can’t deny utility rate increases because of the economy’
Is there a “Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus” disconnect between the Missouri Public Service Commission and the public?
Locals speak up against Ameren rate increase
Because of the poor economy, it’s not a good time to let Ameren Missouri raise its rates.
Murder suspect's nursing license recently revoked
The state recently revoked Sandra Plunkett’s nursing license for “gross negligence” during a night shift at St. Mary’s Health Center.
Wife charged with killing husband
Holts Summit woman arrested during interrogation
Sandra Plunkett, 37, was charged Tuesday with first-degree murder in the New Year’s Day shooting death of her husband, retired Jefferson City police officer Paul Plunkett.
