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Missouri Citya s will transform one of its local parks into an evening of a oespook-taculera fun as the city makes preparations to host the second annual a oeBoo in the Runa event.

Cleanup crews will try to fish everything from refrigerators to frying pans out of the Missouri River on Saturday.Wacky things turn up along with the just plain messy stuff when Missouri River Relief conducts ...

People from across the country are showing support for a local family believed to be victims of a hate crime.

A Clay County man is charged with a hate crime for making threats against his neighbors.

Missouri City will begin conducting city-wide code enforcement " initiative "sweeps" in an effort to maintain quality living standards and preserve area property values.

With standing room only on two buses that leave weekdays from Liberty bound for downtown Kansas City, Mayor Bob Steinkamp said he was taking the driver's seat in seeking help from area cities.

City officials invite the public to a reception for retiring City Manager Bob Cumley from 4 to 6 p.m., Thursday, May 29, in the Busch Building Lobby.

" One teen was killed and three other people seriously hurt Friday when police said a teen driver did not stop at a stop sign and crashed into another car. via NBC Action News

“I was left really with no choice but to do something, the way they handled it”

Melissa Howard is living the dream. She sued politicians for being politicians - and won. via The Pitch

A person died in a wreck Friday in Clay County. The wreck happened at about 3:30 p.m. at Missouri highways 210 and JJ near Missouri City. via KCTV5

A local teenager is dead and three others are injured after Friday afternoon's crash in Clay County. via KMBZ-AM Westwood

“Cut our funding, and the night sky's going to look less cool.”

How to succeed in business without really succeeding. Failed telecom executive-turned-university president Gary Forsee will make $84,325 a month for the rest of his life as part of the pension agreement he ... via The Pitch

People who own guns can't and shouldn't just casually dismiss these. They are a part of the moral burden we accept when we choose to own a firearm. via Winds of Change.NET

We're following breaking news out of Missouri. The mayor of Kirkwood, Missouri is in critical condition after a gunman opened fire at a city council meeting. via FOX30Online

“Even though I don't work with it all, it helps to relate to the other departments.”

Branson City Clerk and newly certified Missouri Registered City Clerk Lisa Westfall at work. via Branson Courier