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NFL Referees Association president Scott Green said, 'Carl (Madsen) will be missed by those who worked with him on the field and in replay'

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Carl Madsen, who worked as an on-field NFL umpire and then as a replay official, died at 71 after suffering some medical emergency while driving home from Sundays game in Nashville.

Officers broke open a window, removed Madsen from the vehicle and performed chest compressions until the fire department arrived, police said.

An hours-long debate over the rules and procedures of the Senate within the majority caucus derailed the legislatures one-day veto session.

Despite the Missouri House taking action to override four of Gov. Mike Parson’s vetoes, the Senate did not, so the vetoes stand.

Jefferson City, MO - Missouri Senate Bill 26 creates provisions relating to public safety. Senator Bill Eigel of Weldon Spring is the sponsor. Eigel believes increasing pressures on police officers is part of the reason for his proposal: Another section of this law deals with addressing protests, specifically when they block traffic or impede emergency vehicles. Senator Karla May of St. Louis believes this new law goes too far: May was successful in adding an amendment that addresses helping of...

A group of conservative senators want to ban vaccine mandates among private businesses, but saw pushback from Missouris largest business association.

Robert Poole passed away 2021-05-25 in Washington. This is the full obituary story where you can express condolences and share memories. Services by Fraser Funeral Home.

The traffic crash on Sunday afternoon was the sixth fatal motor vehicle crash in Springfield this year, police said.