ST. LOUIS (AP) – A man accused of selling old prosthetic legs to customers as new legs has been sentenced to more than a year in prison. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch (http://bit.ly/1Xwozj ) reports that 53-year-old Theodore Deininger was sentenced Wednesday to 15 months in prison and ordered to repay $150,000. He had pleaded guilty…
(KTRS) – After a razor thin primary in Missouri, the Republican party has released preliminary delegate counts for the state. The state has 52 delegates up for grabs. After preliminary results, Donald Trump is expected to win 37 delegates to 15 for Ted Cruz. The party says they are still waiting for the primary results…
(KTRS) – The Missouri Legislature is debating statewide regulations for ride-sharing services like Uber and Lyft. Uber management in Missouri says statewide rules would allow them to expand to several new cities, like Springfield, Jefferson City, and St. Charles. They already operate in St. Louis, Kansas City, and Columbia. Similar proposals stalled out in the…
(KTRS) – It was a record night at the polls in Missouri. Secretary of State Jason Kander says that the unofficial tally finds a record number of voters turned out for the state’s primary election. In a statement, Kander says more than 1.5 million voters cast ballots, that amounts to nearly 39 percent of eligible…
St. Louis, MO (KTRS) Hillary Clinton is one step closer to achieving the Democratic nomination after Tuesday’s presidential primaries. Drew Pusateri Missouri Communications Director of Hillary for America, calls this another victory towards Clinton’s race to the White House. “I think the results tonight are really illustrative of level of enthusiasm Hillary Clinton has throughout the…
Jefferson City, MO (KTRS) Missouri’s presidential primaries appear to have set a new record for voter turnout. Nearly 1.6 million of Missouri’s 4 million registered voters cast ballots in the Presidential Primary on Tuesday. That equates to a statewide voter turnout of about 39 percent. This is higher that what was projected by the…
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) – The Missouri Supreme Court says the Boy Scouts of America can’t be held liable for alleged sexual abuse by a scoutmaster. Tuesday’s ruling applies to a lawsuit filed by a 35-year-old man who alleges he was abused starting when he was about 12. The man, identified only as John Doe,…
