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DraftKings Missouri: $300 Bonus for $5 Bet
Missouri residents can pre-register for DraftKings' sportsbook launch. New customers who bet $5 get $300 in bonus bets. Offer valid from December 1, 2025.
$500k Payout After Police Shoot Blind, Deaf Dog Teddy
A Missouri city pays $500,000 after a police officer shot a blind and deaf Shih Tzu named Teddy. The owner hopes this tragedy leads to better police training. Read the full story.
Missouri Sports Betting Launches December 1
Missouri sports betting goes live on 1 December 2025. Discover the best licensed sportsbooks, welcome bonuses, and key regulations for the Show-Me State.
$500k settlement after police shoot blind, deaf dog
A Missouri city pays $500,000 after a police officer shot a blind and deaf Shih Tzu named Teddy. The settlement follows public outrage and resignations. Read the full story.
City pays $500k after police shoot blind, deaf dog
Sturgeon, Missouri, pays $500,000 settlement after a police officer shot a disabled Shih Tzu, leading to the officer's suspension and mayor's resignation.
Trump's $2000 tariff cheques face major hurdles
Donald Trump promises $2000 tariff cheques by mid-2026, but his administration admits legislation is needed. Learn about the political and legal challenges facing this pledge.
Missouri casino revenue up 9% before sports betting
Missouri's casino revenue surged 9% to $164.9m in October 2025, with sports betting set to launch December 1st. Discover how this impacts the gaming sector's future.
Parents get £20k payout over school WhatsApp row
A couple unlawfully arrested by police after criticising their child's school on WhatsApp receives a £20,000 payout. Read the full story on the police admission of liability.
OJ Simpson Estate Settles £61m Goldman Case
OJ Simpson's estate agrees to a landmark £61 million payout to Fred Goldman, finally resolving the wrongful death lawsuit over his son Ron's 1994 murder. Discover the full story.
Couple paid £20k after unlawful school WhatsApp arrest
Hertfordshire police admit unlawful arrest of parents in school WhatsApp dispute. Couple receives £20,000 payout after wrongful detention. Read the full story.
Police pay £20k for unlawful WhatsApp row arrests
Hertfordshire Police admit unlawful arrest of parents over school WhatsApp complaints, leading to a £20,000 payout. Discover the full story behind this civil liberties case.
La Tiara Taco Shells Make Comeback After Factory Buyout
Popular La Tiara taco shells, absent from shops since January, are returning after General Mills acquired the Missouri plant. Production resumes January 2026. Discover the revival story.
Missouri's $3.88bn Sports Betting Projection
Missouri's legal sports betting market, launching 1st December, is projected to generate a massive $3.88bn handle in its first year. Discover the key figures and driving forces behind this economic surge.
Investigation After Passenger Falls From Missouri Rollercoaster
Shocking safety investigation launched at Worlds of Fun amusement park after a woman falls from the Mamba rollercoaster, raising urgent questions about ride safety protocols and passenger security.
Championship Thriller: Coventry Edge Sheff Utd 4-3
A dramatic night in the Championship saw Coventry City claim a breathtaking 4-3 victory over Sheffield United, while Leicester extended their lead and Stoke suffered late heartbreak against Oxford.
British inmate Stephen Bryant executed in Missouri
Exclusive details emerge about the final moments of British prisoner Stephen Bryant, executed in Missouri for the brutal 1998 murder of a young woman. Read the haunting account of his last meal and final statement.
Nationwide's £1.8bn customer payout shocks banking sector
Exclusive: Nationwide Building Society announces unprecedented £1.8 billion payout to 3.4 million members following financial success, while challenger banks face profit squeeze.
Missouri Mayor's Gun Found in Police Car After Arrest
Mayor Mike Cornell of Eureka, Missouri faces serious charges after police discover a loaded handgun in their patrol vehicle following his arrest for alleged trespassing and resisting officers.
Man City Stage Dramatic Comeback to Beat Swansea 3-2
Manchester City staged a dramatic second-half comeback to defeat Swansea City 3-2 in an electrifying Carabao Cup encounter at the Swansea.com Stadium.
Man City fight back to beat Swansea in Carabao Cup
Premier League giants Manchester City staged a stunning second-half comeback to overcome Swansea City 3-1 in the Carabao Cup third round, with Julian Alvarez and Erling Haaland sealing the victory after going behind early.
Pulis takes aim at Guardiola over Man City set-piece woes
Stoke City legend Tony Pulis launches scathing critique of Manchester City's set-piece approach while defending his own football philosophy ahead of Swansea's Carabao Cup clash.
Catholic Mass vessels miraculously survive Missouri River plunge
In an extraordinary act of faith and determination, a Catholic priest's vehicle containing sacred vessels was recovered from the Missouri River, with the contents remarkably preserved.
Student Sues College Over Pregnancy Discrimination Claims
A former student at Missouri's Ozark Technical Community College files a federal lawsuit claiming she was forced out of her studies after revealing her pregnancy, sparking debate about educational rights and discrimination.
TED CEO flees New York for Missouri relocation
TED CEO Seth Godin announces dramatic relocation from New York to Missouri, citing affordability and quality of life concerns in major US cities.
Shop sells third winning lottery ticket in months
A humble Missouri convenience store has defied astronomical odds by selling three separate winning lottery tickets worth over $2 million in just four months, leaving locals dubbing it the 'lucky shop'.
Blood scandal victims demand compensation rule changes
Victims of the NHS infected blood scandal demand Chancellor Rachel Reeves overhaul compensation rules that could cost them millions in lost payments and tax liabilities.
Windrush victims get 75% compensation upfront
The UK government announces radical changes to the Windrush compensation scheme, offering victims 75% of estimated payments immediately while final claims are processed.
US Cities Where Singles Are Finding Love Revealed
New research uncovers America's unexpected dating hotspots, with Henderson, Nevada and St. Louis, Missouri emerging as surprising leaders in the search for romance.
Senate candidate's grovelling apology over assault remarks
US Democratic Senate candidate Lucas Kunce issues humiliating apology after controversial comments about sexual assault resurface, threatening his political campaign.
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