Missouri search concludes in mesa bodies probe

An investigation into the deaths of 11 women found buried in the New Mexico desert last year appears to have wrapped up in southwest Missouri.

Missouri vote puts health care back in crosshairs

Missouri voters' overwhelming opposition to requiring nearly all Americans to buy health insurance puts one of the least popular parts of President Barack Obama's health care overhaul law back in the political crosshairs.

Missouri to offer short-term car rentals on campus

Students and faculty at the University of Missouri can now rent hybrid vehicles and other cars from a campus parking lot in Columbia.

Missouri search concludes in NM bodies probe

An investigation into the deaths of 11 women found buried in the New Mexico desert last year appears to have wrapped up in southwest Missouri.

Missouri vote puts health care back in crosshairs

Missouri voters' overwhelming opposition to requiring nearly all Americans to buy health insurance puts one of the least popular parts of President Barack Obama's health care overhaul law back in the political crosshairs.

Carson woman charged in mortgage fraud that used false credit histories

Beth Phillips, left, United States Attorney for the Western District of Missouri, announces that two individuals have been indicted for their roles in a credit history fraud contributing to $2.7 million in mortgage fraud in Lee's Summit, Mo.

2 Charged In First-Of-Its-Kind Credit Fraud Case

Share + Aug 4, 2010 7:30 pm US/Eastern KANSAS CITY, Mo. Federal prosecutors have charged a California woman and Florida man with helping at least three people build false credit histories that allowed them to obtain millions of dollars in mortgage loans.

City Council Divided On How to Use Public Safety Sales Tax

The Kansas City Council is divided over whether to ask voters to renew a sales tax to pay for more cops on the streets or to buy new vehicles, radios and other equipment for the officers we already have.

4th Suspected Heat-Related Death Reported In Metro

A fourth suspected heat-related death in the metro is being investigated by the Jackson County Medical Examiner, officials from the Kansas City Health Department said Wednesday.

K.C. police seek info in death

A woman was wearing these three rings and necklace when her body was found May 7. Kansas City authorities are asking for help in identifying the remains of a woman believed to have been murdered between 1995 and 2005.

Ex-Rep. Simmons won't give up on Conn. Senate race

Palin backs largely unknown candidate for Md. gov

NY Legislature passes budget 4 months late; SUNY-CUNY growth plan still under negotiation

Fla. Senate hopeful Greene explains Cuba trip

Republicans running for Ga. gov support nuke power

Senate Race Heats Up Before Primaries

NY Legislature passes budget 4 months late; SUNY-CUNY growth plan still under negotiation

Lawmakers press scientists over dispersants' effects on Gulf ecosystem

Born in the USA! Should That Mean Automatic Citizenship?

Coast Guard search under way after boat washes ashore in Indian River County