Seven former Black employees of Woodgrain, Inc., a global wood products company, have filed a federal lawsuit claiming they were…
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White college graduates opt for assisted dying in Colorado
In 2024, the majority of people who chose assisted dying in Colorado were white (93.5%) and held a bachelor’s degree…
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White House Calls for Accountability Over Obama-Era Intel Officials’ Role in 2016 Russia Probe
The White House is calling for former intelligence officials, including former CIA Director John Brennan, to be held accountable for…
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Highway 85 Reopens in Colorado Springs After Fatal Shooting and Crash
A section of Highway 85 in southern Colorado has reopened following an overnight closure due to a deadly shooting and…
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MoDOT Schedules Week-Long Roadwork Across Mid-Missouri, Expect Delays
Drivers in Mid-Missouri, get ready for a week of delays as the Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) rolls out several…
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Kansas City Man Indicted on Drug Trafficking and Firearms Charges
KANSAS CITY, Kan. — A federal grand jury has indicted a Kansas City man on multiple drug trafficking and firearms…
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17 Fireworks Injury Victims Treated at Metro Hospitals on Friday
By 5 p.m. Friday, at least 17 people in the metro area had been treated for fireworks-related injuries. The University…
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Missouri Residents Face Shocking Utility Bills
Don’t say I didn’t warn you. If you haven’t checked your latest bill or online statement yet, get ready—June’s utility…
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Hail and Tornado Threat Grows Across Missouri This Weekend
Missouri residents, especially in the Kansas City and north-central regions, should brace for severe weather this weekend, as the storm…
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Teen Who Beat Cancer Dies in Tragic House Fire Two Weeks After Hospital Release
INDEPENDENCE, Mo. — A community is mourning the heartbreaking loss of 13-year-old Jerilynn Brown, who died in a devastating house…
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