It’s hard to understand the Donald J. Trump phenomenon, this Frankenstein-like monster who so many moderates and conservatives feel appalled and threatened by. While a large number of people have been voting for “change” in Washington — and a Trump reign in the White House certainly has that promise — a quieter majority of folks across America believe that his damage to the Republican party could turn out to be irreparable.

Actor Charlie Sheen has wrestled demons and engaged in some pretty wacky public behavior. But there’s one thing the former “Two and Half Men” star has deemed beyond the pale: supporting Donald Trump.

In a bold statement on NBC’s “Meet the Press” — not totally different from the senior Republicans defecting amidst a “time for choosing” — Rep. Tulsi Gabbard (D-Hawaii) stated she’s vacating her position as the DNC’s vice chairwoman in order to support the Sanders campaign.

The story of “Frankenstein” was first published in 1818, and the GOP is just now starting to understand the moral of it. The #NeverTrump campaign is rallying behind Marco Rubio, whose campaign manager, Terry Sullivan, must be advising him that the only way to WIN this horrid election is to use the same playground tactics that Donald Trump popularized and has put his candidate on the trail saying some pretty unsightly things.

Donald Trump has a new go-to insult that seems designed to diminish his Republican presidential rival Marco Rubio.

Weather conditions today could lead to an elevated risk for wildfires, according to the National Weather Service forecast office in Springfield.

Faculty, staff, students and alumni at Pittsburg State University will mark the 110th annual Apple Day celebration this week.

March is almost upon us, and in many places south of the old Mason-Dixon line, this means springtime is finally here. Ball players report to camp, trees begin to bloom, grasses start turning green. The winds shift. Skies lighten to bluer days, and in these Weird Times humans buzz about by the tens of thousands at strange political rallies headlined by one famous real estate mogul claiming to Make America Great Again.

A third female Jackson County sheriff’s office employee is alleging sexual harassment in a discrimination complaint.