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Bonne Terre Chamber Accepting Nominations for Awards Gala

Bonne Terre Chamber Accepting Nominations for Awards Gala

Bonne Terre Chamber of Commerce officials are looking forward to their annual awards Gala, and are a...
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Annual Paving Bid Awarded for Farmington

Annual Paving Bid Awarded for Farmington

Farmington's Annual paving bid has been awarded...
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Spring Hiring Event at Mineral Area College Coming Soon

Spring Hiring Event at Mineral Area College Coming Soon

The annual Spring Hiring Event is coming up April 2, 2025 at Mineral Area College...
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Route 72 Iron and Madison Counties Pavement Improvements Planned

Route 72 Iron and Madison Counties Pavement Improvements Planned

Route 72 in Iron and Madison counties will be reduced to one lane with a 10-foot width restriction a...
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Water Bills Arrive Late for Bonne Terre Residents

Bonne Terre Water Bills Sometimes Arriving Late

Bonne Terre City Administrator Shawn Kay says citizens have been receiving their water bills after t...
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Mineral Area Marines Trivia Fundraiser

Mineral Area Marines Trivia Benefit Saturday

The Mineral Area Marines group is holding a fundraiser to begin several new programs...
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Scouts Adventure Summit 25 Held in April

Scouting Adventure Summit 25 Coming in April

The Scouts Adventure Summit '25 is coming soon to Madison County...
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Debate Continues on Senate Bill 13 in Missouri Senate

Missouri Senators Still Undecided on Senate Bill 13

Senate Bill 13 is still being debated by the Missouri Senate...
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Desloge Mayor's Race Features Two Candidates

Desloge Mayor's Race Features Two Candidates

The race for Mayor of Desloge is one of several mayoral races in the Parkland coming up in the April...
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Federal Cuts Could Effect Ozark Regional Library Programs

Federal Cuts Could Effect Ozark Regional Library Programs

Federal funding cuts could affect grant funding for the Ozark Regional Library system...
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Missouri News

Student Loan Repayment Plan Could End Sooner than Expected

Student Loan Repayment Plan Could End Sooner than Expected

A Biden-era student loan repayment plan could be ending sooner than expecte...
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Fall Enrollment Slips Slightly at Missouri Colleges, But Community Colleges See Growth

Fall Enrollment Slips Slightly at Missouri Colleges, But Community Colleges See Growth

Fall enrollment at Missouri’s colleges and universities dipped just under o...
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Bill Aims to Change Oversight of High School Activities in Missouri

Bill Aims to Change Oversight of High School Activities in Missouri

A newly pre-filed bill for the 2026 legislative session could change how hi...
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Hawley Pushes Tax-Free Health Care Plan as ACA Subsidy Deadline Nears

Hawley Pushes Tax-Free Health Care Plan as ACA Subsidy Deadline Nears

The debate in Washington is intensifying as Affordable Care Act subsidies a...
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Medicare Open Enrollment Deadline Approaches Sunday

Medicare Open Enrollment Deadline Approaches Sunday

Missourians have until this Sunday, December 7, to make changes to their Me...
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    Gunman at large after deadly Brown University shooting; Actor, showman Dick Van Dyke celebrates 100th birthday
  • CBS News Presents: A Town Hall with Erika Kirk
    Erika Kirk opens up about life, loss and political discourse after her husband Charlie's assassination. Watch the town hall, moderated by Bari Weiss.
  • Joe Hunter's Mission
    A "Survivor" contestant believes his sister was murdered and is determined to be her voice. "48 Hours" contributor Natalie Morales reports.
  • The Batman Intruder
    Morgan Metzer is attacked in her home by a masked intruder disguising his voice to sound like Batman. Her ex-husband comes to her aid, but is he a hero? "48 Hours" contributor Nikki Battiste reports.
  • Actor, showman Dick Van Dyke celebrates 100th birthday
    The incomparable Dick Van Dyke celebrated his 100th birthday on Saturday. The Emmy, Grammy and Tony Award winner was born in West Plains, Missouri, and grew up in Danville, Illinois. Jericka Duncan looks back on his first century of life.