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Charles Ramsey took the world by storm and became a viral sensation after he rescued three missing women who were held captive in Cleveland for over a decade. One tattoo artist decided to capitalize on the popularity of the hometown hero Charles Ramsey. Cleveland tattoo artist Rodney Rose decided to offer a free Ramsey tattoo at his shop, 252 Tattoo in Cleveland. It didn't take long for Rodney's friend Stephen Munhollon to call and ask if the offer was still on the table.

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A 7-year-old Wisconsin boy has come up with a rather delicious way to solve the gun control debate in this country.

And it’s won the support of one very high-ranking politician.

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Hundreds of kids, parents, grandparents, brothers, sisters, aunts, uncles, cousins and pets showed up a Liberty Park in Sedalia on Saturday for the annual "Kids Fishing For a Cure" event.

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Why are moms awesome? Here are (just a few) reasons why moms are awesome. 

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Having a teacher who's also a bikini model might be every teen boy's fantasy, but this got a high school English teacher in Florida fired recently.

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ANAR, a Spanish organization that helps at-risk children, found an interesting way to target only the people who needed their services, without their parents finding out they wanted to get help -- a lenticular photo.

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What's the best part of the Kentucky Derby? The hats? The horse racing? The glasses filled with cold, cold whiskey? We couldn't decide, so we put some hats on some horses to help us figure it out. It didn't help. We'll make up our mind tomorrow when the race is over.

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We hope you enjoy our brand new weekly feature, Pet of the Week! Each week, we'll introduce you to a pet from the Sedalia Animal Shelter that is currently up for adoption.  If you are interested in adopting the animal, you can contact the Sedalia Animal Shelter at 660-826-5816 and provide a pet with a new home.

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Wheatmore High School in Trinity, North Carolina has found itself in one mother of a controversy.

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Families, friends and supporters gathered at the Mathewson Exhibition Center this morning as 120 soldiers of the 35th Combat Aviation Brigade of the Missouri National Guard returned from Kuwait. Governor Jay Nixon welcomed back the soldiers on behalf of Missouri and was proud of their efforts. Nixon said he appreciates the honor, courage, duty, a love of country that these men and women displayed and believes families and friends should be proud of their service.

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