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Well, good wednesday morning. We begin with the race for the white house and the battle for New Hampshire. Six days away from the next primary contest. The candidates are converging on the granite state, donald trump seen there still stunned from his surprise defeat from ted cruz admitting skipping the final debate may have cost him and marco rubio has new wind in his sails from his unexpected strong third place finish. On the democratic side Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders intensifying their...

Nbc 10 breaking news. Right now at 11 00, we begin with breaking news out of bucks county. Thats where the bodies of a husband and wife in their 60s were discovered and tonight nbc 10 has confirmed it was a murder suicide. Police say they were called out to a home on lempa road in the holland sext section of norriton township just after four thank afternoon. Arriving officers found two individuals deceased on the second floor of the residence. There was a handgun nearby. Tonight police are not r...

Save the date for May 17th! Television writers, actors, and Just For Laughs veterans will take the stage at Fe...

Heres a roundup of music, theater, exhibits and other fun stuff in the Jefferson City area for Feb. 29-March 6, 2024.

Sandrose Trophies owner Jason Allen ends multigeneration business' 70-year run in Chester

It’s that time of year again for rides, treats, shows and more at the Cole County Fair. The 73rd annual events runs from 5-11 p.m., Monday through Saturday. Gate admission is $5 Monday, $10 Tuesday and Wednesday, $15 Thursday and $20 Friday and Saturday.

Now a bright light in country music, Stell will play to Missouri audiences once again, visiting Columbia for an upcoming tour stop at The Blue Note.

The Jefferson City Jaycees Cole County Fairgrounds will soon see plenty of rides, music and carnival food move in for the 73rd Annual Cole County Fair.

Imagine That? Car Dealers Are Figuring Out High Markups Are Damaging Their Business

Nearly a third of new car buyers say that, in the future, they'll avoid brands and dealerships that charge more than MSRP, according to a new study.