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Teens Injured in Madison County Accident

Teens Injured in Madison County Accident

Two teens were injured in accident...
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Route H in Madison County to Close for Culvert Replacement

Route H in Madison County to Close for Culvert Replacement

Route H in Madison County will be closed as Missouri Department of Transportation crews replace a cu...
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Ozark Regional Offers Free Library Cards

Ozark Regional Offers Free Library Cards

The Ozark Regional Library provides free library cards to residents of Iron and Madison Counties...
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Bismarck Woman Arrested in Madison County on Multiple Warrants

Bismarck Woman Arrested in Madison County on Multiple Warrants

A Bismarck woman was arrested Monday morning, in Madison County, by the Missouri State Highway Patro...
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Route 67 in St. Francois, Madison, and Wayne Counties Reduced for Striping Operations

Route 67 in St. Francois, Madison, and Wayne Counties Reduced for Striping Operations

MoDOT plans to stripe Route 67 starting soon...
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Two Men Injured in Madison County Accident

Two Men Injured in Madison County Accident

Two Perryville men were injured Saturday in an accident in Madison County...
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Pres. Biden Approves Major Disaster Declaration for Missouri Counties

Pres. Biden Approves Major Disaster Declaration for Missouri Counties

Federal assistance is available for counties affected by severe weather in May...
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Madison County 4th of July Crash

Madison County 4th of July Crash

A Fredericktown man was injured in holiday accident...
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Area Fireworks Displays

Area Fireworks Displays

Area fireworks displays are taking place across the Parkland in celebration of Independence Day...
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Sunday Madison County Crash

Sunday Madison County Crash

Two teens injured in Sunday accident...
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Missouri News

Missouri Traffic Fatalities Decline for Third Straight Year

Missouri Traffic Fatalities Decline for Third Straight Year

Missouri leaders say traffic fatalities declined in 2025 for the third cons...
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January Marks National Human Trafficking Prevention Month, MoDOT Helping with Fight

January Marks National Human Trafficking Prevention Month, MoDOT Helping with Fight

January marks Human Trafficking Prevention Month, and Missouri Department o...
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Cold Weather Brings Frostbite Concerns Across the Parkland

Cold Weather Brings Frostbite Concerns Across the Parkland

Frigid temperatures have settled across the Parkland, prompting health offi...
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Missouri Department of Commerce and Insurance Offers Help After Winter Storm

Missouri Department of Commerce and Insurance Offers Help After Winter Storm

Following the weekend’s winter storm that impacted much of Missouri, the Mi...
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Tax Filing Season Underway

Tax Filing Season Underway

Tax filing season officially began this week, and the Internal Revenue Serv...
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