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Ford worked at 5 On Your Side for 23 years from the late 60's to the early 90's.

Walnut Park West resident Qristyl Frazier recalls that she "dropped to my knees and thanked God" when she got a cash card to pay bills and buy medical supplies.

A northwest Missouri man has been accused of beating his 6-year-old daughter to death with a baseball bat.

The man’s attorney say ballistics tests ran between the gun and shell casings found and video evidence show his client was not the shooter.

“I’ve had my medics uncover mass grave sites that were left behind by retreating military,” said Curry. “It’s atrocious.”

Join us to enjoy the acoustic vocal talent of Danny Kalaher with hits from Daughtry to Journey.

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The CDC authorized a new updated COVID-19 booster shot last week. The shot is designed to provide protection against the original strain of COVID-19 along with the newest Omicron variants of the virus.

This morning Marian and I made our first trip to City of Hope to get things rolling on my CAR-T treatment. It was an adventure. I'll spare you the routine griping and get straight to our meeting with the doctor. We were running late so he launched into his spiel right away, explaining how Abecma ...continue reading "Health Update"

A life insurance employee disclosed how an accident could include homicide and a beneficiary would make more money if an accident happened.

The Missouri League of Women Voters and the Missouri NAACP are suing the state over a new elections law that requires a photo ID to vote. 

At first glance, The House of Joy is a dazzling utopia. But when a new guard joins the emperor’s army, she discovers it’s more prison

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THE AFRICAN COMPANY PRESENTS RICHARD III BY CARLYLE BROWN   Set in 1821, the African Company of New York is presenting Richard III to an

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September is Sickle Cell Awareness Month and the American Red Cross is reminding those of the importance of a diverse blood supply.