Dee Wampler’s Blog
Like all states, Missouri has specific laws prohibiting driving while intoxicated (DWI)—and disciplining those who do. Driving drunk is extremely dangerous for everyone on the road. A driver may experience drowsiness, slower reaction times, blurred vision, inability...
The crime rate in the Windy City is continuing to rise. In 2017, Chicago PD seized over 8,000 illegal guns. In the same year, the city reported over 760 deaths from guns, a 60% increase from the previous year. There is also over 3,000 young men in the windy city that...
The Missouri House has approved a massive Omnibus Crime Bill which is adopts many of ideals of the First Step Act and includes more measures that could potentially affect Missouri: Free feminine hygiene for incarcerated women sentencing reform for mandatory minimums...
05.18. Dee Wampler joins The Gun Show and discusses Profiling Soft Targets and Gun-Free Zones School shootings
Wayne LaPierre has been a long time leader of the National Rifle Association. More recently, war hero Lt. Col. Oliver North, holder of the bronze star, silver star, purple hearts (and many other awards) and national hero was asked to serve as president with LaPierre...
Dee Wampler joins the Nick Reed Show on 104.1 KSGF and discusses the objections of the Americans Humanist Association and the Harvey Weinstein pre-trial matters in New York. Learn more about the podcast here
Dee Wampler discusses the importance of school security and the problems with NRA on the The Gun Show with Matt Canovi on 104.1 KSGF. Learn more about the podcast here
Distracted driving is a real problem in Missouri (and in Greene County). That distraction from a text lasts a lot longer than you think! According to the National Safety Administration, if you are driving fifty-five miles per hour and you take your eyes off the road...
A Minnesota man was eating a hotdog at a hockey game when he wiped his mouth a with a napkin and tossed the remains in a trashcan. Authorities had been following him as a suspect in an unsolved murder in 1993. They dug the napkin out of the trash and used the DNA to...
The number of new HIV cases in Missouri is on Missouri on rises – and a disproportionately large number are in rural counties. Missouri is one of seven states with a “substantial rural burden” according to the Atlanta Center for Disease Control. Statewide there are...
