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- Video: MÖTLEY CRÜE's VINCE NEIL Breaks Ribs In Stage Fallon October 15, 2021 at 11:05 pm
MÖTLEY CRÜE singer Vince Neil suffered a serious injury when he fell off the stage during his solo band's performance earlier tonight (Friday, October 15) at the Monsters On The Mountain festival […]
- Founding QUEENSRŸCHE Drummer SCOTT ROCKENFIELD Sues Fellow Original Members MICHAEL WILTON And EDDIE JACKSONon October 15, 2021 at 7:35 pm
Founding QUEENSRŸCHE drummer Scott Rockenfield has filed a lawsuit against the band's fellow original members Michael Wilton (guitar) and Eddie Jackson (bass), alleging, among other things, breach […]
- TWISTED SISTER's JAY JAY FRENCH To Sign Copies Of Memoir In New York City And West Babylonon October 15, 2021 at 5:21 pm
Jay Jay French, founder, guitarist and manager of the world-famous heavy metal institution TWISTED SISTER, has scheduled in-store appearances to promote his new "bizoir" — part memoir and part […]
KZRG News
- Schmidt: Biden methane emission fee proposal would inflate costsby Steve Smith at 4:42 pm
TOPEKA – (October 15, 2021) – Congress should reject a Biden administration proposal to place a “fee” on methane emissions from oil and natural gas producers because it will have a devastating effect on the nation’s energy supply and further burden consumer budgets already reeling from rising energy prices, Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt said. …
- Gray picked for Outstanding Alumni Award at Pitt Stateby Steve Smith at 4:18 pm
Most students must acclimate to being at a university that is a few hours — or sometimes a few states — away from home. For Michael Gray, the culture shock was a bit more significant: he came to Pittsburg State University as a political science major after spending 11 years of his childhood in Puebla, Mexico, where he attended a …
- MBA graduate picked for Outstanding Alumni Awardby Steve Smith at 4:16 pm
When Shelly Schorer enrolled as a student at Pittsburg State University, she was about 10 years older than just about everyone in her classes. It didn’t matter. “I made friends with many of the students and ended up working with a couple of them after we graduated,” she said. Her experiences were transformational, including engaging …
- Oklahoma health update to add more than 1,000 COVID deathsby Steve Smith at 3:50 pm
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) – State health officials say it’s reconciling its record of Oklahoma COVID-19 deaths with those reported by federal officials. The Oklahoma State Department of Health says it’s adding more than 1,000 deaths from the coronavirus Monday to line up its toll with the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. State epidemiologist …
- Better Business Bureau: Start holiday shopping earlyby Steve Smith at 3:45 pm
The Better Business Bureau is advising you to start shopping early, VERY early, for the holiday season. The coronavirus pandemic has resulted in a nationwide micro chip shortage and a supply chain shortage. “What that means for you is that electronics, toys and other products already are or will be in short supply,” says Stephanie …
- Fire at home involved in woman’s kidnapping case was arsonby Steve Smith at 3:37 pm
WINDYVILLE, Mo. (AP) – Investigators have determined that a fire at a home involved in a kidnapping case in southwest Missouri was arson. The Missouri State Fire Marshal said the fire Oct. 4 at a home between Lebanon and Buffalo was classified as undetermined and criminal. The house was being rented by 58-year-old James Phelps. …
