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  • Delivery room drama: Has birth become a spectator sport? 
    Expectant moms thankfully no longer have their mother’s delivery room experience, with Don Draper era dads sitting in waiting lounges until a doctor reports that baby has arrived. But the pendulum may have swung too far in the other direction.These days, delivery rooms can be rife with drama as grandparents-to-be vie for the best camera angle, or a mother-in-law angles to be the one feeding ice ch...
        


  • Man kills biggest Burmese python ever in Florida
    Just call him Python Dundee.A Miami man pulled an 18-foot Burmese python out of roadside brush and wrestled with it for 10 minutes before cutting its head off with a knife.The 128-pound specimen turned out to be the biggest Burmese python ever captured in Florida, besting the previous record by more than a foot, wildlife officials said."I was pretty exhausted and I didn't want to get bit," Jason L...
        


  • How to help Oklahoma tornado victims
    By Suzanne Choney, Contributing Writer, NBC NewsThe loss of life and stunning devastation in Oklahoma City suburbs after a monster tornado ripped through the area are heart-wrenching. But within hours, relief organizations were getting out the message on how to help.American Red CrossThe Red Cross has set up shelters in various communities. You can donate to the Red Cross Disaster Relief fund here...
        


  • 'Confirmed casualties' at Oklahoma school flattened by tornado, fire chief says
    There are "confirmed casualties" at an elementary school that was flatted by a tornado Monday, and rescuers were searching for survivors in the rubble as night fell, officials said.Several children and teachers were pulled alive from the ruins of Plaza Towers Elementary School in Moore after the building took a direct hit Monday afternoon.A little girl was lifted out of the debris by rescuers, whi...
        


  • How to help tornado victims
    By Devin Coldewey, Contributing Writer, NBC NewsThe tornadoes in Oklahoma, Texas, Kansas and other states are wreaking havoc, but relief efforts are underway. Local schools, churches and community organizations lucky enough to escape damage are coordinating food and shelter for displaced residents and accepting donations of food, blankets and other much-needed items.The scope of larger recovery an...
        


 
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  • Watch: 2 Schools Decimated by Oklahoma Twister
    Two-mile-wide tornado touched down just as students were being released from school.
        


  • Utah Police Close Missing Mom Case After 3 Years
    Utah police close active investigation in case of Susan Powell, mom missing nearly 3 1/2 years
        


  • Medical Examiner Revises Okla. Death Toll Down
        
  • Apple CEO Defends Offshore Tax Policy
    In advance of Apple CEO Tim Cook's testimony later today, in Washington, on the way Apple avoids paying U.S. taxes on money it earns overseas, both Apple and congressional investigators tried to get in a preemptive kidney-punch or two. Monday night Apple released an advance copy of Cook's testimony. Its 17 pages of self-defense are clear, blunt, unambiguous: Apple, Cook declares, "does not use tax gimmicks." It pays "an extraordinary amount" in U.S. taxes—nearly $6 billion last year, making it "likely the largest corporate income tax payer in the U.S." Its' effective tax rate last year, he says, was approximately 30.5 percent.
        


  • Photos: Rocker Buys Soap Star's Home
    The frontman of indie band Foster The People, Mark Foster, bought a ranch-style 3-bed home in Hollywood Hills from ABC's "General Hospital" actor Maurice Benard, who plays Michael "Sonny" Corinthos, Jr., according to the Real Estalker blog. Foster, 28, paid $2.155 million, lower than the original listing of $3.599 million in 2008. Foster's vocals lead the band's popular song "Pumped Up Kicks". Benard and his wife snagged the home for $420,000 in 1997 and underwent a renovation. The home was on and off the market since 2008. The home spans 4,637-square feet and sits on more than 1.2 acres.
        


 
 
 
Local News Archives
    Wednesday, August 11, 2004
  • Joplin House Explosion
    A mid-morning explosion at a Joplin home sends three people to an area burn unit in critical condition. Neighbors in the area say the explosion...
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  • Tuesday, August 10, 2004
  • Neosho Brown Bag
    A four state chamber of commerce hosted a way to effectively market area businesses. The Neosho Chamber of Commerce hosted a brown bag lunch on...
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  • Hedrick In Court
    A new trial date has been set for a Joplin man accused of murder. 42 year old Gregory Hedrick has entered a plea of not...
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  • Monday, August 9, 2004
  • Grove Officer
    A former Grove Police Captain has been sentenced in federal court to more than five years in prison after pleading guilty in a child pornography...
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  • Grove Arrest
    A four state man accused of making a brother and sister engage in sexual activities has been charged with sexual abuse. 56-year old Clavin Dwayne...
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  • Blunt Tour
    A Missouri Congressman is stopping at local farms across the area. Congressman Roy Blunt is beginning his 8th Annual Agriculture tour. Monday he will visit...
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  • Rollover Accident
    An Oklahoma man survives a rollover accident North of Girard on Saturday afternoon. According to accident reports, 44 year old John Zimola of Owasso Oklahoma...
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  • Friday, August 6, 2004
  • Pittsburg Shooting Arrest
    A four state man is in jail after shooting at his ex-wife. 40-year-old Charles Ray Thomas of pittsburg was arrested after shooting at a pickup...
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  • Delmont Sentenced
    A rural Columbus man will be sentenced in October after pleading no contest. Paul Delmont was found guilty by Wilson County District Court on two...
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  • Luper Charges
    A Northeast Oklahoma daycare owner has been charged with 10 more felony counts. Delbert and Evelyn Luper, owners of the Evelyn`s Day Care in Little...
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  • Fairland Accident
    A local teenager died after the car he was riding in struck a light pole in Fairland, Oklahoma. Fairland Police Chief John King says 14-year-old...
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  • Wednesday, August 4, 2004
  • Missouri Gov. Results
    Last night was election night in Kansas and Missouri. Here`s a look at some of the top races in Missouri last night. Claire McCaskill takes...
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  • Kansas Top Races
    In KZansas elections yesterday, Senator Sam Brownback had an easy victory in yesterday`s Republican primary. Brownback held challenger arch naramore to just 13-percent of the...
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  • Gay Marriage and Gambling Election Results
    Voters overwhelmingly approved a state constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriage Tuesday with 71-percent of votes for the amendment. Supporters and opponents campaigned across Missouri prior...
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  • Monday, August 2, 2004
  • Boat Accident Search
    River authorities on Grand Lake continue to search for an elderly man who was thrown from a boat last week. And now a sonar team...
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  • Water Debate
    An issue that has failed repeatedly for fifty years in Joplin will be brought up again. It`s the effort to bring fluoride to the municipal...
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  • Joplin Stabbing
    A Joplin woman is in the hospital after an early morning stabbing. Joplin police responded to the 24 hundred block of picher for a domestic...
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  • Neosho Deaths
    A Noel, Missouri man has been charged with several counts of reckless driving in the deaths of two pedestrians. 49-year-old Edward Meerwald veered off Highway...
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  • Friday, July 30, 2004
  • Bush In Springfield
    On the campaign trail in Springfield, Missouri, the President highlighted what he calls his accomplishments. He says the economy is better,public schools are improving and...
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  • E-Coli Alert
    Health officials are advising swimmers to avoid a certain area of Spring river. Water samples from the stream team have found elevated levels of E-coli...
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