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The city is saying they will put new safeguards in place in dallas. As my team and emergent on the scene with the doctor on with the patient who might have ebola virus. The patient is being moved by ambulance to a hospital. Nurses on the front line caring for the sick say they need more training for ebola exposure. After a recent scare at a South Sacramento kaiser hospital, where a patient with ebola symptoms sat in an emergency room for nearly two hours, nurses gathered in oakland telling kron ...

With Brian Williams reporting tonight from ferguson, missouri. Good evening. Its been ten days since a young man died in the street after being shot by a Police Officer in a residential neighborhood not at all far from here. And last night the violence was the most intense so far. In some of the worst urban violence in this country in recent years, both sides went at each other. Police eventually got the upper hand by firing smoke canisters, tear gas and rubber bullets. We are coming to you toni...

Tonight from ferguson, missouri. Good evening. Its been ten days since a young man died in the street after being shot by a Police Officer in a residential neighborhood not at all far from here. And last night the violence was the most intense so far. In some of the worst urban violence in this country in recent years, both sides went at each other. Police eventually got the upper hand by firing smoke canisters, tear gas and rubber bullets. We are coming to you tonight from the parking lot of a ...

A man pleaded guilty Friday to selling fentanyl to a woman who later died of an overdose in 2019.

Several spoke Wednesday at a news event before the Army Corps of Engineers’ annual update about radioactive cleanup.

Congressional leaders are calling out the speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives for failing to pass a program that would compensate radioactive waste victims.

Speaker Mike Johnson says after consulting with U.S. Rep. Ann Wagner, Republican leadership has decided not to hold a vote on a bill that would renew the program without adding new states.

State Sen. Bill Eigel spent his roughly two terms in the Missouri Senate going against the grain of GOP leaders. But the Weldon Spring Republican doesn't believe his clashes with fellow GOP elected officials will be a detriment to his gubernatorial bid. On the Politically Speaking Hour on St. Louis on the Air, Eigel said his anti-establishment posture puts him in a good position in a competitive GOP primary that includes Lt. Gov. Mike Kehoe and Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft.

The speaker supports renewing the program where it already exists but not expanding it, according to a spokesperson.

Wagner said she was glad Republican leaders “listened to my concerns and those of my constituents and pulled the floor vote on this misguided proposal.”