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Sounds of a prolonged, one-sided skirmish echoed in a large warehouse recently, where Flathead County Sheriff’s Office deputies were taking part in a selection process for a new K9 handler.

This week in 1974: President Nixon signed a bill for a 55 mph ceiling on speed limit; Washington speech experts reported an 18-minute gap in Watergate tapes due to erasures; U.S. Supreme Court ruled that pregnant teachers cannot be forced to take long leaves, and a future part-time Graceland gate keeper from Cape Girardeau, Missouri, was soon to have his first charted song and his only No. 1.

A surprise hat has been thrown into the ring for the race to gain the Republican nomination for the Missouri State Senate’s 33rd District seat.

State Rep. Travis Smith announced his candidacy for the state senate on Thursday, Jan. 18. 

State Representative Travis Smith, a dedicated Constitutional Conservative and public servant, announced his candidacy for the State Senate

A young Audi driver from the Bradford district died after overtaking his friends Land Rover and crashing head-on into a double-decker bus, an…

“Being 100 percent pro-life, I believe that the death penalty is something that we really need to examine," said Rep. Jim Murphy

A group of Republican lawmakers raised concerns about the death penalty and advocated for legislation that would abolish it in Missouri during a Tuesday press conference at the state Capitol

HERSHEY, Pa. (WHTM) — Five of the Hershey Bears made a special delivery to young students in Hershey on Tuesday afternoon. Players from the team visited both Milton Hershey School and Catherine Hershey Schools for Early Learning to hand out stuffed animals from the Teddy Bear Toss, which has been a long-standing tradition between both […]

The decision to not take to trial the case of the father and son accused of starting the Caldor Fire was reached not due to a smoking gun, but rather smoldering bullets. El Dorado County...