Alex Jones announces shutdown of Infowars conspiracy platform
Right-wing conspiracist Alex Jones said his infamous Infowars platform has stopped broadcasting and shuttered its Austin, Texas, headquarters.
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Appeals court blocks mail-order access to abortion drugs, for now
A U.S. appeals court on Friday temporarily blocked a federal rule allowing the abortion drug mifepristone to be dispensed through the mail, significantly curtailing access to the drug nationwide and particul...
Exploring Iceland is seismic, volcanic, fantastic
REYKJAVIK, Iceland -- Hardened lava crunches under your boots. Pungent sulphur fumes shroud the bizarre black landscape. Warm, sometimes scalding steam rises from fissures in the igneous rock. Here at the fo...
Gardening tips, tricks for May
May gardening tips for outdoor flowering plants, ornamentals and vegetable gardening are provided in this issue.
Oklahoma state Senate candidate found dead in truck
Barry Christian, a President Donald Trump-supporting state Senate candidate in Oklahoma, was found dead in his truck two days after he seemingly disappeared, authorities said.
RIGHT AS RAIN: Springfield experiences notable hailstorm
Early last week, devastating hail pummeled southwestern Missouri, especially the Springfield area. Ice stones the size of softballs brought major damage to businesses, homes and vehicles as the hail careened...
Spirit Airlines shuts down operations, cancels all flights
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. -- Pioneering discount carrier Spirit Airlines formally announced an end to more than three decades of flying early Saturday after the U.S. Government and the Dania Beach-based company...
Clinical trials resource helps empower patients in their treatment
Getting a cancer diagnosis is devastating. But a new clinical trials resource is making it easier for both patients and doctors to find information about innovative treatments and technologies for care.
Friedmeyer at the center of history, architecture, politics
Taking care of the Missouri Capitol and other historic state buildings requires a love of history, architecture and politics. "Historic buildings need a lot of extra technical work and expertise to upkeep,"...
Jefferson City Council to vote on new yard waste contractor
The Jefferson City Council will vote Monday on a contract for All Seasons Landscaping to operate a residential yard waste disposal site.
Jefferson City Parks director says department can’t take cut in capital sales tax revenue
As Jefferson City prepares for the next iteration of a capital sales tax, the city's parks director said he believes his department has spent its allocation wisely.
Lincoln University to integrate support for entry-level English courses
About half of Lincoln University's students who enroll in a pre-remediation English course fail the class, according to a university dean.
Missouri lieutenant governor calls for H1-B investigations
Lt. Gov. David Wasinger says he wants to investigate the state's use of H1-B visas after learning about how the University of Missouri uses the program.
New 8-0 map for Missouri? Some GOP members say it’s unlikely
There is probably not enough time for another redistricting effort in Missouri, despite calls from some GOP members.
Starr highlights five-decade journey in rock, metal music
Few musicians sustain a career stretching across generations, genres and temporary trends in the music industry. Yet for guitarist Jack Starr, longevity has never been an accident but rather a way of life.
Why this tribe is buying up hundreds of acres of farmland — and flooding it
The Stillaguamish Tribe in Washington state has been buying land in its traditional territory and removing levees. The goal is to turn farmland into wetlands with the hopes of restoring Chinook salmon.
Today in History: Donald Trump wins the Indiana primary
On May 3, 2016, in a stunning triumph for a political outsider, Donald Trump all but clinched the Republican presidential nomination with a resounding victory in the Indiana primary. (Trump would defeat Dem...
Bismarck neighbors: Obituaries for May 3
Read through the obituaries published today in The Bismarck Tribune.
Laramie County School District 1 Student of the Week – May 4, 2026
Curtis Dunlop, a seventh-grade student at McCormick Junior High, was selected as Laramie County School District 1’s Student of the Week for the week of May 4.
America 250: 50 years ago today - May 3, 1976
Here are the headlines from the front page of the Duluth News Tribune on May 3, 1976
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The Aroostook County tribe is is turning timber into affordable homes.
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Lincoln’s Rogers pitches one-hitter in Game 1 win, Blue Tigers split softball twinbill
Mallorey Rogers threw a one-hit shutout to lead the Lincoln softball team to an 8-0 win Saturday afternoon in the opener of a Great Lakes Valley Conference doubleheader against the William Jewell Cardinals a...