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Imposing a penalty on a Northrop Grumman-EADS aerial refueling tanker bid to account for illegal European subsidies to Airbus can be easily, legally done, U.S. Rep.

Declaring that this campaign is about bringing jobs back to our communities, jump-starting the economy, and fixing a reckless, deficit-spending Congress, Vicky Hartzler, candidate for Missouri's Fourth congressional district, announced today a district-wide tour on Nov.

A doctor dispute in Washington, Missouri is leaving patients with a tough choice to make: local hospital or local doctors.

An old, rusting bridge is a lifeline for the Washington, MO community. It carries at least 10,000 people across it a day, but, some fear it doesn't have much life left.

An 82-year-old Cuba, Mo., man died hours after he drove his 2007 GMC Sierra pickup truck off Interstate 44 near Missouri Route 30, according to the Missouri Highway Patrol.

A group of about a dozen related businesses that use the Internet to sell makeup, long-distance phone plans, weight-loss supplements and other products are allegedly billing consumers for stuff they never wanted, the BBB said Wednesday.

Washington -- Missouri Rep. Ike Skelton will stand with Republicans in opposing a historic $1.1 trillion health care bill that Democrats plan to debate Saturday.

Thimble and Thread Quilt Guild members, from left: Nancy Reeves of Kirkwood; guild founder Jean Ameduri of Oakville; Sister Frances Ann Eveler; Sister Josephine Nieman; Sister Regina Kabayama and Carol Williamson of South County.

Good news, winos, you have two chances to raise a glass and help mankind this weekend.

You may have heard stories of people who've fallen through ice on frozen lakes and lived, despite being under water for minutes or hours.

Last Thursday night in Franklin County, two suspected drunk drivers, one a teenager, crash into a third car killing the driver.

Michael W. Prater, 33, of St. Charles, died from injuries he suffered in a three-vehicle crash Thursday night in Franklin County, authorities said.

The Missouri Department of Labor has collected about $800,000 so far this year from employed Missourians who claimed they were not.

The county is getting a software program, MethShield, that will track sales of cold medicines with pseudoephedrine at some local stores, Mike Mansur reports .

Police in Washington, Missouri say they're seeing a decline in sales for a key meth ingredient three months after putting a new law in place that requires a prescription for that drug.

Three months after the town instituted a law requiring the sale of a key meth precursor by prescription only, police are seeing a surprising ripple effect: Sales of products with pseudoephedrine are down not only in Washington, but in surrounding communities, too.

WASHINGTON,A Mo. In the three months following a local ordinance requiring a prescription for pseudoephedrine, sales of the popular nonprescription decongestant plummeted by more than 92% heading into the cough-cold season, the St.

Three months after Washington, Mo., instituted a law requiring the sale of a key meth precursor by prescription only, police are seeing a surprising ripple effect: Sales of products with pseudoephedrine are down not only in Washington, but in surrounding communities, too.

A Missouri branch of the American Civil Liberties Union threatened to file suit against two towns' efforts to crack down on production of methamphetamine.