Interview

If you think finding a job is frustrating, prepare to get even more frustrated.

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When you’re on a job interview, don’t sabotage your chances of getting hired by saying something stupid.

That may sound obvious, but not everyone knows that.

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In most scenarios we're totally against the idea of picking up a hitchhiker. These people can easily be crazed maniacs. But in the case of this video, it was the driver who turned out to be insane.

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This week, the press has been very busy in New Orleans before the Super Bowl. Just before the San Francisco 49ers headed to New Orleans, former University of Central Missouri wide receiver Delanie Walker spoke with the press about preparations heading into the game.

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Thursday night, part one of Oprah Winfrey's interview with cyclist Lance Armstrong aired. Oprah, as is her style, got right to the point, and Armstrong, we guess to his credit, answered her directly.

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To the surprise of no one, Lance Armstrong is finally coming clean about using performance enhancing drugs. But is it too late?

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Violence in pop culture and its relation to real-life violence and 'Django Unchained': these are white hot controversies streaming through the public discourse right now. And they've just rammed into each other in captivating fashion in an interview between 'Django' writer-director Quentin Tarantino and British journalist Krishnan Guru-Murthy. This is must-see TV, folks.

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Actor and outdoors enthusiast Marshall Teague is paying Sedalia a visit for the 2012 Cabin Fever Sports Show on Feb. 2.  He’ll be signing autographs and meeting people throughout the day.  He took time out of his day to call Bruce and talk about his work and his love of the outdoors

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The Sedalia Fire Department held a ground breaking ceremony at 2606 West 16th this afternoon (Dec. 18).  The site marks the location of the new department headquarters and training facility to be built over the next year.

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Brad Pollitt, Assistant Superintendent of the Sedalia School District, addressed the recent rumors of kids possibly committing violent acts at Smith-Cotton High School in an interview this morning.  After a joint investigation with school officials, the student resource officer and the Pettis County Juvenile Office, no credible threats of violence were found.  The rumored acts were said to be surrounding what ancient Mayans claimed to be the end of the world.

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