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Lawsuit: St. Louis County Officer Told to Tone Down Gayness
CLAYTON, Mo. (AP) — A St. Louis County police sergeant alleges in a lawsuit against the department that he was told to “tone down” his gayness if he wanted a promotion. Sgt. Keith Wildhaber, a 22-year veteran of the department, also alleges he was passed over for promotions and reassigned after he filed a discrimination…
Consulting Producer Of CNN’s “History of Comedy” Talks About The Hit Series
Kliph Nesteroff is a consulting producer of CNN’s “History of Comedy” and he joined John Carney to talk about the series and comedy in general.
Billy Gardell Talked About His Upcoming Role As Col. Tom Parker
Billy Gardell, star of Mike and Molly, joined John Carney to talk about his latest role in Million Dollar Quartet as Col. Tom Parker.
Author Of No Barriers: A Blind Man’s Journey To Kayak The Grand Canyon Talks About His Experience
Erik Weihenmayer is blind and become famous for making the dangerous quest up Everest. Now he went kayaking on the Grand Canyon and wrote a book about that experience. Erik joined John Carney to talk about his experience.
Andrew Puzder Withdraws His Name For Consideration For Labor Secretary
WASHINGTON (AP) — The White House is working frantically to find a new secretary of labor candidate after President Donald Trump’s original pick, Andrew Puzder, abruptly withdrew from consideration. It was a stark example of the disorganized nature of the new administration not known for thorough vetting of its people or its plans. Contentious confirmation…
Court: Missouri not required to name execution drug’s source
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) – A Missouri appellate court has ruled that the state’s prison officials aren’t obligated to publicly reveal the source of the drug used to execute death row inmates. The Kansas City Star reports that the appellate court’s Western District decided Tuesday to overturn a 2016 trial court ruling that the state…
16 yr old in custody facing 2nd degree murder, robbery and armed criminal action charges
( KTRS ) A 16 yr old is currently in the custody of the Juvenile Courts following a fatal shooting and a carjacking in the Tower Grove neighborhood. The shooting happened Friday in the 3800 block of Juniata Street. The teen boy is being held on second-degree murder, robbery and armed criminal action charges. He…
State park named for Jay Nixon closes after just 1 month
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) – A Missouri state park named after former Gov. Jay Nixon has been closed, weeks after it opened. Missouri Department of Natural Resources spokesman Tom Bastian told the St. Louis Post-Dispatch Wednesday that Jay Nixon State Park in Reynolds County closed Feb. 8 due to potential safety concerns. Nixon, a Democrat,…