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An object seen floating in space is not a UFO, Elon Musk is not building a warplane, and President Joe Biden hasnt filed for reelection in 2024, reports columnist Bob Oswald in this weeks Facts Matter.

/PRNewswire/ -- According to the recently published scientific journal article, the centuries old doctrine of energy conservation in physics fails in charged...

Aaron Salter Jr., a security guard at the Tops Friendly Markets store in Buffalo who was killed in the recent mass shooting, had reportedly just patented a new type of vehicle engine that runs on [...]

The original video shows a person pouring bottled water into a device full of liquid in the trunk of a car.

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Moberly Monitor-Index There were two contested races in Randolph Countys 2021 Municipal Election held April 6 that had a close ballot outcome. The 1-year open seat on the Huntsville City Council to represent Ward 3 went to Connie Kissell. She edged Heather Garnett by a 16-14 vote to claim that position while Jodi Lewis garnered eight votes. Robert Ashworth retains his seat representing the South Ward on the Higbee Board of Aldermen as he edged Jim Johnson by a 19-14 ballot count. Higbee voters ...

During the COVID-19 pandemic, Vogue’ s goal in our coverage is to celebrate responsible wedding planning, showcase a love story, and shed light on the questions that engaged couples are asking themselves now. For those who are wedding planning, be sure to comply with all applicable state and local laws, guidelines, and CDC recommendations to ensure safety and reduce the risk of contracting and transmitting COVID-19. Environmental educator and activist Sarah Michler met film director Henry-Al...

Moberly Monitor-Index Persons interested in serving on a school board, city council or township board, health and ambulance department boards within Randolph County have until 5 p.m. Jan. 19 to file for such positions by contacting each respective political subdivision to officially have their name listed on the April 6 Municipal Election ballot. Here is a look at persons who have filed for a particular seat as of 11 a.m. Thursday, Jan. 7 that has been reported to the Monitor-Index. The City of...

Whos on the April ballot in Randolph County? Moberly Monitor-Index Persons interested in serving on a school board, city council or township board, health and ambulance department boards within Randolph County have until 5 p.m. Jan. 19 to file for such positions by contacting each respective political subdivision to officially have their name listed on the April 6 Municipal Election ballot. Here is a look at persons who have filed for a particular seat as of 10 a.m. Monday, Jan. 4 that has been...

• Questions still remain about inventor Stanley Meyer, hydrogen car, 15 years after sudden death By Victor Thorn On March 20, 1998, inventor Stanley Allen Meyer bolted from a Cracker Barrel restaurant in Grove City, Ohio. Once outside in the parking lot, he slumped over and vomited, before pleading: “They poisoned me.” Later that day he died. A local coroner determined that the 57-year-old Meyer perished due to a brain aneurysm, and a three-month police investigation uncovered no evidence...