WASHINGTON (Nexstar) – The government says by the year 2032, it won’t be able to pay Social Security recipients their full benefits unless Congress acts.
Government projections say the Social Security fund won’t have enough money in nine years.
“If Congress doesn’t do anything, we would have an immediate 23% cut in the benefits for everybody,” said Peterson Foundation CEO Michael Peterson.
Drought Conditions Remain Steady Across the Lakes Region
The update from the U.S. Drought Monitor shows little change for those that do or don't have drought in the Lakes
Cold Blast Prior to Warm-Up
While the weekend looks to be very chilly, the National Weather Service looks for a warming trend to start next week and to continue through Christmas.
Information Released on Five-Vehicle Accident That Killed Two, Injured Four
The Arkansas State Police has released information on the five-vehicle traffic crash in Harrison on December 5 that resulted in two deaths and other injuries.
Hundreds Turn Out to Say Hi to NBC's "Today Show"
Several hundred people turned out at the intersection of Commercial and Main Streets in Downtown Branson to be a part of a segment on a national TV Show.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – A Missouri lawmaker has filed legislation that would replace the Missouri State High School Activities Association (MSHSAA) with a new board appointed by the governor.
