Texas
Meteorologist: 2013 Tornado Activity at Record Low
“There is no comparison of 2013 to 2011,” Anthony Lupo said. “In 2011, we had a record number of tornadoes.”
Wentzville Man Dies After Fall from Texas Hotel
37-year-old Craig McKinnon Berry was attending a business conference at the Hyatt Regency in Dallas.
ExxonMobil Repairs Pipeline In Southeast Missouri After Leak
A resident near Doniphan, Mo., found oil leaking in his yard Tuesday. All told, about one barrel roughly 42 gallons of crude oil leaked from the Pegasus pipeline.
Missouri Targets Gun Manufacturers with Economic Incentives
Several firearm manufacturers have threatened to leave states passing stricter gun regulations, prompting Missouri lawmakers to respond with tax incentives.
Amber Alert Cancelled
Texas girl’s abductor was believed to be headed to Chicago.
St. Louis Techies Holding Their Own at SXSW
Click With Me Now was among the notable startup at this year’s music festival/technology conference in Austin, Texas.
2nd Winter Storm In Days Blasts Central US
Kansas City, Mo., Mayor Sly James declared a state of emergency, and flights in and out of Kansas City International Airport were canceled.
The Unclean Truth: How Five Cities Stack Up On Recycling
From the East Coast to the West Coast, recycling is a big issue for local governments.
MADD Reaches Out To NFL With Little Success
Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) has an agreement with the National Football League to educate its players about the dangers of impaired driving.
Hostess Shutting Down For Good After Labor Clash
Company says labor strife forced their hand.

















