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Facebook claim might have sparked Wisconsin killing
A Milwaukee man arrested in Missouri is accused in a fatal shooting that happened after allegations about him were posted on Facebook. The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports (http://bit.ly/qC9qsV ) that 23-year-old Derek Robert Farrow was charged...Tags: Milwaukee, Mass Media, Arts and Culture, Crimes, Murder
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Lee's Summit Teacher Heads to Nat'l Teacher of the Year Awards
Kristen Merrell hit a milestone in her career Tuesday when all of Lee's Summit Elementary School surprised her - she's Missouri's Teacher of the Year.
"It was just a surreal experience," said Merrell. "I don't think it has really hit me yet. I just...Tags: Human Interest
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Experts say Indiana could experience next big quake
There is continuing concern about a major earthquake or a series of earthquakes that could impact Hoosiers following one that shook the nation's east coast Tuesday.
"Not just in California," said Dr. Michael Hamburger, Indiana University Professor of...Tags: Colorado, Arkansas, Mississippi, Natural Disasters, Disasters
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Messing With Traditions
I realize some traditions need to be changed, not just for the good of the event, but for the benefit of the people involved. But with that being said, I am not sure I would want to be the one to change or alter some of those traditions.
Take the...Tags: Indiana, Indianapolis 500, Michigan, Human Interest, Iowa
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Some Teachers Say "Facebook Law" Leaves Questions Unanswered
Changes may be coming for a new Missouri law that limits private communication between students and teachers via texting or the internet.
It's known by many as the "Facebook Law," and many teachers and parents were in favor of it to protect children, but...Tags: Lawyers, Mass Media, Arts and Culture, Justice System, Elections
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East, Northeast High Schools Dismissed Early Again Due to Heat
For the second straight day, two Kansas City, Missouri, high schools were dismissed early due to heat.
Northeast and East high schools are not air conditioned, and district officials made the decision on Wednesday morning to dismiss students at the... -
Flood Victims Left Homeless in Rushville
FOX 4 Web ProducerIt's been almost two months since hundreds of people in and around Sugar Lake were flooded out of their homes. While some have been able to stay with family and friends, others are literally living outdoors. People say they're existing day to day out in...Tags: Rentals, FEMA, Fuel-efficient Vehicles, Hybrid Vehicles
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Vacant Buildings Pose Several Dangers
FOX 4 Web ProducerOn Wednesday morning, there were five fires in one hour at vacant buildings around Kansas City. The rash of fires brings up a bigger issue around town. There are several vacant buildings around the city. There are somewhere between 7,500 to 13,000 vacant...Tags: City Bank, Human Interest
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Young Achievers Have Uncanny Bible Knowledge
FOX 4 Web ProducerMany of our area's young scholars, artists and performers have spent another busy summer in national and world competitions and activities of all kinds. One of the more unusual of those tests kids on their knowledge of the Bible. And this week's...Tags: Genesis (music group), Christianity, Bible, Religious Texts, Baptist
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Carroll County Residents Band Together to Save Levee
Residents in Carroll County, Missouri, are in a race against time as the flood-swollen Missouri River threatens to overwhelm a levee protecting tens of thousands of farmland.
On Wednesday, residents and helicopters from the Missouri National Guard worked...Tags: Manufacturing and Engineering, Elections, Heavy Engineering, Politics
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Insight into ag on the reservation
This column continues with an overview of what our South Dakota Ag and Rural leadership class experienced on our July trip. In traveling to the Standing Rock Reservation, we met with members of the Tribal Council and the Bureau of Indian Affairs at...Tags: North Dakota, South Dakota
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Keep it coming
Telecommunications companies in 16 states will share more than $103 million in federal funding to help expand broadband Internet access to those areas of rural America that haven’t been reached by the high-speed service or are underserved, the U.S....Tags: West Virginia, Illinois, Texas, Science and Technology, Ohio
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Aug 25, 2011
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