Military

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — Military voters returning from service would have a longer window to register to vote in Missouri elections under a measure headed to the governor's desk. The Missouri Senate gave final approval Wednesday to a bill that would allow military and overseas voters to participate in elections for statewide offices, the state Legislature and statewide ballot initiatives... Rea

This. Is. Awesome. During Wednesday's Anaheim Ducks-Edmonton Oilers game, a soldier was reunited with his wife and two kids -- including one boy he had not yet met. But it came with a twist.

The moment when a man realizes he's going to be a dad is an amazing, surreal scene. That was proven in spades by this guy.

I wish I would have brought some of the desert heat back with me, but it's good to be back! After eight long months of not being on the air due to a military deployment to Afghanistan, I am excited to say that I will be back on the air Monday (Nov 17)...

Veteran's Day will be here before we know it. We all owe so much to our cherished Veterans that to miss it would be unthinkable in our area. One way you can show your support and gratefulness would be to attend the upcoming JROTC ceremony with Smith Cotton High School.

Have you ever wondered about the coins that seem to be placed on top of military headstones at cemeteries? You might be surprised to find out their meaning.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — Missouri Treasurer Clint Zweifel is recommending steps to protect and bolster military bases and defense spending within the state.

WARRENSBURG, Mo. (AP) — Former Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Gen. Richard B. Myers is helping the University of Central Missouri kick off a new lecture series.

JEFFERSON CITY – Gov. Jay Nixon today announced a coordinated effort between the state and local communities and businesses to retain and enhance Missouri’s military bases, force strength and federal defense spending.

During the holiday season, you can't help but to think about the brave men and women who are serving overseas during that time. The Torch Club at the Sedalia Middle School, a leadership group organized by the Boys and Girls Clubs of West Central Missouri, certainly did not forget our soldiers.