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Potosi Temporarily Pauses Utility Shut-Offs for December and January

Potosi Temporarily Pauses Utility Shut-Offs for December and January

The City of Potosi is pausing all utility shut-offs for the months of December 2025 and January 2026...
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Mobile Home Destroyed in Early-Morning Fire; No Injuries Reported

Mobile Home Destroyed in Early-Morning Fire; No Injuries Reported

Just after 12:30 a.m. Monday, firefighters from Ste. Genevieve County, were dispatched to the 12400 ...
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Work Suspension Continues on Route 8 Bridge Project

Work Suspension Continues on Route 8 Bridge Project

Construction on the bridge deck rehabilitation project on Missouri Route 8 over the Union Pacific Ra...
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Farmington Man Bound Over to Circuit Court in Child Sex Crimes Case

Farmington Man Bound Over to Circuit Court in Child Sex Crimes Case

A Farmington man is facing multiple felony charges after an investigation into alleged child sex cri...
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Shared Blessings Seeking Volunteers to Support Homeless Services in Bonne Terre

Shared Blessings Seeking Volunteers to Support Homeless Services in Bonne Terre

Shared Blessings in Bonne Terre, a long-standing resource for individuals experiencing homelessness,...
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St. Louis Man Injured in Interstate 55 Crash Near Ste. Genevieve

St. Louis Man Injured in Interstate 55 Crash Near Ste. Genevieve

A St. Louis man was moderately injured early Sunday morning following a crash on Interstate 55 in St...
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Keeping Pets Safe During the Winter Months

Keeping Pets Safe During the Winter Months

As temperatures drop across the Parkland, veterinarians and animal welfare groups are reminding resi...
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Storm Spotter Training Opportunity Coming to Potosi This March

Storm Spotter Training Opportunity Coming to Potosi This March

Residents interested in weather and serving their community will have the chance to become trained s...
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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 one percent compared to 20...
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Local Author Lisa Grider Hosting Book Signing at Farmington Public Library

Local Author Lisa Grider Hosting Book Signing at Farmington Public Library

Local author Lisa Grider will visit the Farmington Public Library on Saturday, December 6, 2025, for...
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Missouri News

Missouri Senator Mike Henderson Pushes Kratom Safety Bill as Concerns Grow Over 7-OH Products

Missouri Senator Mike Henderson Pushes Kratom Safety Bill as Concerns Grow Over 7-OH Products

A Missouri lawmaker is pushing new restrictions on kratom-derived products ...
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De Soto’s Amber Henry Appointed to State Board of Chiropractic Examiners

De Soto’s Amber Henry Appointed to State Board of Chiropractic Examiners

A De Soto education and workforce development leader has been selected for ...
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Missouri Senate Committee Hears Bill on Private School Bathroom Policies

Missouri Senate Committee Hears Bill on Private School Bathroom Policies

A Missouri Senate committee is considering legislation that would protect p...
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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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