Shirley Babashoff swam anchor on one of the most famous races in Olympic history. Her new book discusses her career in the pool, and defeating a most certainly doped up East German team.
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A re-issue of his autobiography, “How to Talk Dirty and Influence People” hits shelves
Jefferson City, MO (AP) Attorney General Chris Koster has scored a major endorsement, becoming the first Democratic statewide candidate to win the backing of the Missouri Farm Bureau. Members of the Farm Bureau’s political action committee voted to endorse Koster’s gubernatorial campaign Friday after also listening to a presentation from Republican nominee Eric Greitens. The…
Emanuel Dildy Replaces Corey Tate
Ballwin, MO (KTRS) The community continues to reach out to support a Ballwin police officer who was shot in the line of duty. A barbecue fundraiser will be held Saturday at Clancy’s Irish Pub (930 Kehrs Mill Road, Ballwin,MO 63011) to benefit Officer Mike Flamion. The event runs from noon until 9 p.m. The event includes:…
Ferguson, MO (KTRS) Several events are planned to mark the two-year-anniversary of the fatal police shooting of Michael Brown. The Michael Brown Chosen for Change Foundation is hosting the events for the memorial weekend. The Youth Art Exhibit and reception will kick off the observance at 4 p.m. at Greater St. Mark Church in north…
Film Critic Max Foizey reviews the new DC Universe film “Suicide Squad.” Follow Max on Twitter @MaxOnMovies
Scott Sherman talks to Public Defender Michael Barrett, who explains why he assigned a case to Governor Jay Nixon.
(KTRS) – John Brunner, is backing off attacks that centered around the source of some donations for GOP gubernatorial candidate Eric Greitens. In step that could point toward party unity, Brunner tweeted that he retracts any accusations he made that a contributor to the Greitens campaign kept a teenage sex slave. But Greitens is not…