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Law keeps bosses from getting under our skin
We unsuspecting members of the working class owe state lawmakers and Gov. Matt Blunt a hearty "thank you." It appears that some employers have been making plans to force their employees to implant microchips in ...
Gov. signs emergency volunteer bill at Waller
Missouri Gov. Matt Blunt signed legislation Thursday that will help emergency volunteers.
Worker microchips to cost employers
Jefferson City -- Missouri employers: Make your workers get a traceable microchip implant at your own peril.
Two motorcyclists injured in separate crashes
Two motorcycle riders were injured and taken to hospitals following separate crashes last night.In the first crash, Brandon S. Blakenship, 23, of Richmond, Mo., was southbound on Route M south of W. 176th ...
Local Boy Scouts Help You Help Troops in Iowa
Local boy scouts are helping the troop hit by the deadly tornado in Iowa last week.
Local Scouts Helping Tornado Victims
A weekend golf event will now be used to help out the Boy Scout camp destroyed by a tornado Wednesday night.
Marrant,Binning,Dannar,Martin atop point standings at CMS
WARRENSBURG, Mo.--Competition in all four racing divisions-- Modifieds, ULMA Late Models, Street Stocks and B-Modifieds--will continue Saturday at Central Motor Speedway.
Local Blog: Built on a Weak Spot
Jonathan of Excelsior Springs writes a blog that follows the obscure, forking paths of post-punk, post-hardcore, and noise music.
Tourists plan around gas prices
Tanner Myers filled his Jeep with $3.69 gas Sunday, one of the cheaper prices available.
Missouri state girls soccer storylines
Missouri state girls soccer quarterfinals in Class 1 and Class 2 will be played today.
Airport Scope Broadens with New Landing System
Pilots flying through the Kansas City area have one more option with the new Instrument Landing System at Midwest National Air Center.
Boonville's Jones sets state mark
With one mammoth toss of the shot put yesterday at the MSHSAA Track and Field Championships at Reed Stadium, Boonville junior Corey Jones made up for a disappointing Friday in the discus.
Damage Estimates Released After May 2 Storms
" Clay County officials say they dodged a bullet on May 2 because the tornado sirens didn't sound at the time of the storm.
Staff leaving Richmond schools
The following educators have announced their retirements from the Richmond School District.
Missouri lawmakers brighten state's economic future
With a late flurry of activity to end the 2008 legislative session, the Missouri General Assembly focused on turning a potential hardship into an opportunity - making key investments and statute changes to help ...
Motorcyclist critically injured in crash
" An Excelsior Springs man was critically injured in a crash involving a car and a motorcycle. via KSHB-TV Kansas City
Westminster's Bell wins Class 3 state golf title
Westminster Christian Academy's Kevin Bell overcame a two-stroke deficit to shoot a 3-over-par 75 on Tuesday, becoming champion of the Class 3 state tournament at Rivercut Golf Course. via Springfield News Leader
Teacher Accused Of Inappropriate MySpace Conversation
“Was just trying to see if the girls were sexually active so he could alert the parents.”
An Excelsior Springs teacher is expected to resign Thursday after a controversial MySpace conversation was made public. via KCTV5
Dead, injured in Ray County crash indentified
The Missouri Highway Patrol has identified three persons who died and nine others injured Saturday in a Ray County crash.Austin R. Schupman, 26, of Kansas City, Jeane Gholson, of Excelsior Springs and Ami M. ... via Kansas City Star
Motorist in Clay County killed
A motorist was killed early this morning in a one-car accident on Missouri 33 in Clay County.Gregory M. Pigago, 27, of Excelsior Springs, was pronounced dead at the scene. via KansasCity.com