Recent Posts in 2014

• Tonight's the night: Please be careful driving
  Dec 31, 2014
  It’s likely to be the biggest party of the year in Joplin tonight. Revelers will see 2014 out the door and usher in a brand new year at midnight. ...
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• Medical malpractice 'super losses' on the rise
  Dec 22, 2014
  Sometimes when people see a headline about a medical malpractice case in which the victim of a doctor’s negligence receives substantial compensation, ...
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• Distracted driving: by the numbers
  Dec 18, 2014
  As the end of 2014 draws near, we look back at another year that has gone by without significant advancement in the effort to reduce the dangers ...
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• Congress may suspend trucking rest regulations as part of budget deal
  Dec 11, 2014
  Right now, lawmakers on Capitol Hill are busy debating a funding bill that must be passed by midnight in order to avoid a possible government ...
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• Perry Mason moment near end of medical malpractice case
  Dec 4, 2014
  For those of a certain age, Perry Mason was a riveting TV attorney character who brilliantly represented clients at trial, often prevailing as the ...
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• Blast of winter returns to Joplin
  Dec 3, 2014
  Last winter in Joplin was foot-numbing, face-freezing, finger-cracking cold and this year’s blast of icy weather is likely to be no better. ...
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• Being fully alert to the dangers posed by drowsy truckers
  Nov 20, 2014
  “You know what? I dozed off. Man, I just dozed off." That is reportedly what a trucker recently told a witness to a truck accident that resulted in ...
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• Head Injuries Change as Children Grow
  Nov 13, 2014
  As Joplin parents know, growing children are always in search of better ways to move. They start out crawling, but are soon walking, then running and ...
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