ARIES (March 21-April 19): Look at what everyone around you is doing, and it will spark ideas that will help you offer something unique as your contribution. A partnership, sharing expenses or an adventure will improve your life.
Former William Chrisman High School track and field and football coach Bill Summa recently passed away, but he left a lifetime of vivid memories for anyone who ever crossed his path. He passed away Nov.
1. 40th Annual Best Little Arts and Crafts Show: 10 a.m.
Sherman says team is considering several potential sites for new $2B stadium district The Kansas City Royals have selected several potential sites to build a replacement for aging Kauffman Stadium, owner John Sherman said Tuesday. In a letter to fans posted on social media, Sherman said the sites are in or near downtown Kansas City, but he did not elaborate.
Years ago, when I met Sam and his brother Joe, I had no idea what lay ahead. Do we ever know where life will lead us? Sam was 11.
When she was 13, Dakota Hommes felt scared and alone. She was having a crisis, didn’t feel she could talk to her parents about it and worried about her future.
Voters approved East Independence site in 2016; board wants closer look at costs The new East Independence branch of the Mid-Continent Public Library, a project promised when voters decisively said yes to a levy increase in 2016, has not yet been approved by the library’s Board of Trustees, though the project is not delayed or on hold. The board voted unanimously Tuesday to wait until next month to possibly approve a guaranteed maximum price of $6.54 million, in order to gather more financial information.
JEFFERSON CITY — Opponents of the death penalty called on Gov. Mike Parson Tuesday to cancel the scheduled execution of a man who killed a Kirkwood police officer in 2005.
ST. LOUIS — Pediatric hospitals continue to feel the pinch of surging RSV cases as the number of flu cases begin to jump in Missouri — all ahead of indoor and holiday gatherings that could worsen spread even more.
Most Americans turned their clocks back one hour earlier this month, and Congress should see to it that they stay there — permanently. The presumed contributions of daylight saving time to saving energy are spurious, a triumph of supposition over fact.