University of Central Missouri students in two academic programs combined their efforts to help individuals raise more than $525,000 to assist cancer patients during the annual Bra Couture KC charity auction. One student’s creation fetched a whopping $10,000 from a bidder who wanted to support this charitable program to help Kansas Citians in need of financial support.
Three University of Central Missouri students who have served as exemplary part-time employees at UCM have been recognized by the Office of Human Resources as the top three honorees in the Student Employee of the Year program with the top award going to a senior from Lee s Summit.
authority. ending the stalemate, and restarting 240 airport construction projects nationwide. it really was more about some members of congress letting their own agendas and their own egos get in the way of hard-working people right smack dab in the middle of the construction season. reporter: the bill does eliminate 16.5 million in air subsidies to 13 rural airports like morgantown, west virginia. something democrats were dead set against. but allows secretary lahood to continue the service if he deems necessary. majority leader harry reid said he believes it doesn t resolve the important differences that remain. john boehner urged the senate to work with him on a long-term bill. for those workers who have been caught in the middle we feel like we re pawns in a political game. reporter: it is at least a temporary reprieve, allowing them to go back to work, while congress eventually works on a more permanent solution. so those furloughed workers expected back on the
especially, you know, this part of the neighborhood. this is where we want the our children to play. this is where we want to raise our family and foal safe. so it s very concerning to hear something like this happen. reporter: now, the victim has been released from the hospital. police are asking that anyone who heard or saw anything early this morning, please contact them. they are offering a $1,000 reward in this case. live in olney, melissa melai, news4. thanks, melissa. the loudoun county sheriffs office is hoping a new rely released photo will help them track down a missing pregnant woman due this weekend. investigators say this is what 22-year-old bethany dekker looked like when she was nine months pregnant with her first child. they also released a picture of a tattoo she has on her left leg just above the ankle. family and friends haven t seen or heard from her since january. investigators don t know where she is or if she is alive. prosecutors in the lululem