93.3 KWTO Keeping Watch Over the Ozarks
There already have been several lawsuits involving Monday’s deadly collision between a dump truck and an Amtrak train near Northern Missouri’s Mendon. Kansas City’s KMBC-TV reports that …
Read More »Lawsuits Roll In Over Amtrak Crash
Missouri Drivers Rank in Top 10 Most Irresponsible
A website ranks Missouri in the top ten of states with the most irresponsible drivers. Missouri ranked 6th. Mississippi was rated as the state with the most …
Read More »State Fair Event Tickets On Sale
Tickets for all events and concerts for the 2022 Missouri State Fair are now on sale. The State Fair Grandstand is the venue for eight concerts, two …
Read More »Derges Could Remain In Office
Christian County State Representative Tricia Derges could keep her seat even after a conviction on federal fraud charges. Missouri statute says a public official sentenced for a …
Read More »Salvation Army Donates 1 Million to Convoy of Hope for Ukraine
The Salvation Army has donated one million dollars to the Convoy of Hope to help feed Ukrainians affected by the war. Convoy of Hope will use the …
Read More »Jury Resumes Deliberations in Derges Trial
Jury deliberation is underway in the federal court case against state representative Tricia Derges. Derges, who represents Missouri’s 140th district in Christian County, faces charges of COVID-19 …
Read More »Zimmer Radiothon raises $95,545 for Central Missouri Honor Flight
The president of the Central Missouri Honor Flight is thanking mid-Missourians for their generosity in Friday’s Diamond Pet Foods Honor Flight radiothon. It aired today from 6 a.m. to …
Read More »Governor Parson Signs Proclamation Ending All Elective Abortions in MO
In response to the Dobbs decision released out of the Supreme Court reversing Roe V Wade, Governor Parson has issued a proclamation ending all elective abortions in …
Read More »Missouri Reacts to SCOTUS Overturning Roe V Wade
The Supreme Court of the United States has overturned Roe V Wade, the landmark case that legalized abortion nearly 50 years ago. The Dobbs decision was quickly …
Read More »Danforth Wants Wood To Run To Replace Blunt
Former U.S. Sen. John Danforth and others are urging an attorney for the congressional committee investigating the Jan. 6 insurrection to make an independent run for Missouri’s open Senate …
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