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Old Greenville Rendezvous Postponed Due to High Water, Rescheduled for September

Old Greenville Rendezvous Postponed Due to High Water, Rescheduled for September

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, in partnership with the East Wayne County Chamber of Commerce has ...
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Farmington Leases Sewer Camera Van to Park Hills

Farmington Leases Sewer Camera Van to Park Hills

Farmington officials are leasing the city's sewer camera van to the City of Park Hills as they mobil...
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Fair Housing Vouchers in High Demand Across Southeast Missouri

Fair Housing Vouchers in High Demand Across Southeast Missouri

April is National Fair Housing Month and the East Missouri Action Agency administers the program for...
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Washington County Chamber's In Bloom Flower Festival

Washington County Chamber's In Bloom Flower Festival

The Washington County Chamber of Commerce Mother's Day In Bloom Flower Festival takes place May 10, ...
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Spring Clean Up in the Arcadia Valley

Spring Clean Up in the Arcadia Valley

The Spring Clean Up for the Arcadia Valley will be held this Saturday...
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MAC Agriculture Program Launches this Fall

MAC Agriculture Program Launches this Fall

The new Agricultural program from Mineral Area College begins this fall...
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Two Men Charged in Jefferson County Wire Theft Case

Two Men Charged in Jefferson County Wire Theft Case

Two men are facing felony charges for allegedly stealing telecommunications wire from an AT&T site i...
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Farmington Officials Swears in New Leaders

Farmington Officials Swear in New Leaders

The City of Farmington has a new Mayor after a swearing in ceremony was held to put the mayor and co...
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De Soto Man Convicted of Nine Felonies for Home Invasion, Assault on Deputy

De Soto Man Convicted of Nine Felonies for Home Invasion, Assault on Deputy

A Jefferson County jury has found 41-year-old Anthony S. Laemmel of De Soto guilty of nine felony ch...
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Tax Day is Tuesday — Still Time to File if You Haven’t Already

Tax Day is Tuesday — Still Time to File if You Haven’t Already

If you haven’t filed your taxes yet, you’re not alone — and you still have time...
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Missouri News

SCAM ALERT: Fake MoDOT and Revenue Department Texts Target Missouri Drivers

SCAM ALERT: Fake MoDOT and Revenue Department Texts Target Missouri Drivers

Missourians are being urged to stay alert for a growing text message scam i...
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Cost of Raising a Child Tops $26,000 Annually, St. Louis Sees Sharp Increase

Cost of Raising a Child Tops $26,000 Annually, St. Louis Sees Sharp Increase

Raising a child in the U.S. now costs more than $26,000 a year on average, ...
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Governor Activates Missouri National Guard Ahead of Planned Protests

Governor Activates Missouri National Guard Ahead of Planned Protests

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe has signed Executive Order 25-25, activating t...
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Missouri DCI Urges Financial Caution and Fraud Awareness Following Spring Storms

Missouri DCI Urges Financial Caution and Fraud Awareness Following Spring Storms

As residents across Missouri continue to recover from multiple rounds of se...
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Governor Kehoe Signs SB 81 into Law, Boosting Public Safety Across Missouri

Governor Kehoe Signs SB 81 into Law, Boosting Public Safety Across Missouri

In a move aimed at bolstering public safety efforts across the state, Misso...
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  • In governor's race, Democrat Abigail Spanberger makes appeal based on her bio
    Former Rep. Abigail Spanberger is attempting to win the Virginia governor's office after her party lost the race in 2021.
  • 6/17: The Daily Report
    Meg Oliver reports on continuing U.S. reaction to the Israel-Iran conflict, new orders for ICE operations, and analysis of primary day in Virginia.
  • 6/17: CBS Evening News
    Trump weighs joining Israel in strikes on Fordo, prominent Iranian nuclear target; 10 years after shooting at Mother Emanuel AME Church, victims speak of forgiveness
  • The Assassination of Jeff German
    A Las Vegas journalist is stabbed to death while investigating claims a boss was toxic. Did his reporting make him a target? "48 Hours" correspondent Peter Van Sant reports. [CASE UPDATE: On Oct. 16, 2024, public administrator Robert Telles was sentenced to serve at least 28 years in Nevada state prison for killing investigative journalist Jeff German. A judge invoked sentencing enhancements for elements including use of a deadly weapon, lying in wait and the age of the reporter to add eight years to the minimum 20-year sentence that a jury set in August after finding Telles guilty of murder.]
  • 6/17: CBS Evening News Plus
    Congressional members requesting increased security after Minnesota shootings; 140 years since Statue of Liberty arrived in U.S.