A 19 year old man drowns in the Nodaway River after friends attempt to save him.

Senator John McCain came to Kansas City Thursday and answered questions from audience members at Union Station.

Chief Jack Brown hangs up his gear for the last time today at St. Joseph fire headquarters.

Bang, boom pop! It's the week of the fourth and fireworks business is bang-up.

Missouri Western President Jim Scanlon works his final day at the University.

Tractors line up at Derr Equipment Friday to prepare for Saturday's tractor cruise.

Northwest Missouri State President Dean Hubbard announced his retirement Thursday.

In response to the Supreme Court ruling, Governor Matt Blunt reaffirmed Missouri's support for the Second Amendment Thursday. Blunt signed House Bill 2034, that provides civil immunity for owners and authorized users of firearm ranges. It also provides civil and criminal liability protection for owners and users of hunting preserves, among other things.

Blunt said he is pleased to sign legislation that will protect the Second Amendment and Missourians' right to bear arms.

After an internal investigation Missouri Western State University is forfeiting its women's basketball victories over a two year period. Wednesday, Western officials announced self-imposed penalties.

If you have the luxury of owning a pool you may be swimming against city ordinance.