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Farmington Crossings Development Officially Moving Forward on West Side of City

Farmington Crossings Development Officially Moving Forward on West Side of City

A major new retail development is officially underway on the west side of Farmington...
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Today Is Final Day to Request Missouri Absentee Ballot by Mail

Today Is Final Day to Request Missouri Absentee Ballot by Mail

Missouri voters who need to cast an absentee ballot by mail for the upcoming election have an import...
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Two Convicted in Jefferson County Pizza Delivery Robbery Case

Two Convicted in Jefferson County Pizza Delivery Robbery Case

Two suspects have now been convicted in a Jefferson County robbery case involving a pizza delivery d...
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Three Arrested After Bismarck Police Investigate Railroad Property Theft

Three Arrested After Bismarck Police Investigate Railroad Property Theft

Three people were arrested after Bismarck Police investigated the theft of Union Pacific Railroad pr...
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Bismarck Man Charged Following Shots Fired Investigation

Bismarck Man Charged Following Shots Fired Investigation

A Bismarck man is facing several felony charges after police investigated a reported shots fired inc...
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St. Francois County Rotary Supports Feed My Sheep and 4-H Efforts to Fight Hunger

St. Francois County Rotary Supports Feed My Sheep and 4-H Efforts to Fight Hunger

The St. Francois County Rotary Club is highlighting local efforts to fight hunger in the Parkland......
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Ameren Missouri Announces Transmission Line Tree Trimming in Area

Ameren Missouri Announces Transmission Line Tree Trimming in Area

Ameren Missouri says crews will soon begin tree trimming and vegetation removal work near transmissi...
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Missouri Supreme Court Rules on Congressional Map, Voter ID, and Registration Law Cases

Missouri Supreme Court Rules on Congressional Map, Voter ID, and Registration Law Cases

The Missouri Supreme Court has handed down decisions in three major election-related cases involving...
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Farmington Mayor Says City Growth Continues as Tractor Supply Nears Opening

Farmington Mayor Says City Growth Continues as Tractor Supply Nears Opening

Growth in Farmington continues as city leaders point to new development, including the upcoming open...
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St. Francois County Justice Center Renovations Continue in Downtown Farmington

St. Francois County Justice Center Renovations Continue in Downtown Farmington

Progress is continuing on the new St. Francois County Justice Center in downtown Farmington...
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Missouri Supreme Court Rules on Congressional Map, Voter ID, and Registration Law Cases

Missouri Supreme Court Rules on Congressional Map, Voter ID, and Registration Law Cases

The Missouri Supreme Court has handed down decisions in three major electio...
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Gas Prices Near $4 as New CBS News Poll Finds Iran War Fueling Economic Concerns

Gas Prices Near $4 as New CBS News Poll Finds Iran War Fueling Economic Concerns

Gas prices across the country are closing in on four dollars a gallon as a ...
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KFF Survey Finds Many ACA Enrollees Cutting Back on Basics as Premiums Rise

KFF Survey Finds Many ACA Enrollees Cutting Back on Basics as Premiums Rise

A new KFF survey finds many Americans with Affordable Care Act coverage are...
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Nexstar Closes TEGNA Acquisition Following FCC and DOJ Approval

Nexstar Closes TEGNA Acquisition Following FCC and DOJ Approval

Nexstar Media Group has completed its acquisition of TEGNA after federal ap...
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Mental Health Ranks as Top Concern for Voters, New Study Finds

Mental Health Ranks as Top Concern for Voters, New Study Finds

Mental health is emerging as one of the most important issues for voters, a...
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