Fire Engulfs Missouri Better Bean Plant in Bunceton
There was a large fire that happened at the Missouri Better Bean Plant in Bunceton.
Several firefighter teams started battling the fire around 11:11 this morning (August 29)...
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Stay Classy With the Best News Bloopers From August [VIDEO]
There's not a whole lot introduce here, just another great roundup of all the bloopers, misspoken statements and slapsticky moments seen on TV news shows around the world in the last month.
UCM Update
August 28, 2015 Although final data will not be available until the fall census, Sept. 14, preliminary numbers announced after the first week of classes show University of Central Missouri enrollment is on pace for a fifth consecutive record, and could possibly reach 14,000 students...
Mayor Galliher Issues Proclamation For Sedalia Walk To End Alzheimer’s
Mayor Stephen Galliher met with members of The Alzheimer's Association Greater Missouri Chapter on Thursday, August 27 to announce their Sedalia Walk to End Alzheimer's event to be held on Saturday, September 12, 2015...
Robo-Calls Could Be Stealing Your Identity [INFOGRAPHIC]
The Federal Trade Commission says robo-calls are the number one consumer complaint they receive, and these types of calls are on the rise. Experts warn that this kind of call is an early step in a phone fraud scheme that can lead to identity theft. Here's how it works.
Virginia Reporters’ Shooting Suspect Dies After Self-Inflicted Gunshot Wound [UPDATED]
Here are the latest updates on the on-air shootings of two journalists in Virginia.
Class Action Lawsuit On StarKist Benefits All Those Who Purchased Products Between 2009 and 2014
Want to make a quick $25 in cash? How about $50.00 in tuna??? Yes, I said tuna. StarKist has settled a class action lawsuit. Even though they didn't officially admit to anything, they're paying up...
Virginia News Reporter and Cameraman Killed in Shooting During Live Broadcast
A Virginia TV reporter and her cameraman were killed earlier this morning in Moneta, Virginia following a shooting that took during a live broadcast on the WDBJ morning news program.
Governor Jay Nixon Announces More Than $12 Million In Improvements and Renovations Funding at UCM
Warrensburg, Mo. – Gov. Jay Nixon today visited the University of Central Missouri to announce more than $12 million in improvements and renovations made possible through Building Affordability, an initiative proposed by the Governor in collaboration with public colleges and universities and passed with bi-partisan support in the General Assembly this year...
Tyler Hudson Named Director of Operations For Boys & Girls Club of West Central Missouri
Tyler Hudson, previously the Boys & Girls Clubs of West Central Missouri’s Green Ridge Site Manager, has been named Director of Operations for the Club.
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