Runners go green for St. Patrick's Day

Runners, mostly decked out in green, took off from a new starting point this year.

Springing Forward While Temperatures Regress

KSDK - Daylight Saving time returns tomorrow and after a week which saw highs in the 70s twice and the 60s once you may well have thought we'd turned the corner toward spring.  Oh, don't be silly now.

Mo. college to ban smoking on campus

Westminster College has banned smoking on its campus.

Carnahan backs earmark ban, Blunt a 1-year halt

Democratic Senate candidate Robin Carnahan is backing a ban on congressional spending earmarks. And Republican candidate Roy Blunt says he will abide by a one-year moratorium on earmarks.

Child abuse claims sweep Catholic Church in Europe

It often starts as a voice in the wilderness, but can swell into an entire nation's demand for truth. From Ireland to Germany, Europe's many victims of child abuse in the Roman Catholic church are finally breaking social taboos and confronting the clergy to face its demons.

Incarnate Word Stops Blue Springs 52-43

Quinn administration fires 3 corrections officials

In what may be a shake up of the Illinois Department of Corrections, Gov. Pat Quinn's administration has fired three of the department's top administrators.

Stocks fall, heart attacks rise

As stocks dipped, heart attacks rose. The trend weakened once they took into account seasons of the year, however, because heart attacks are more common in winter.