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Ameren Raises Rates with Commission Approval

Ameren Raises Rates with Commission Approval

Public Service Commission allows electric FAC charge increase ...
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National POW MIA Recognition Day is Friday

National POW MIA Recognition Day is Friday

Ceremonies scheduled for National POW/MIA Recognition Day...
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Farmington Woman Falls Asleep at the Wheel

Farmington Woman Falls Asleep at the Wheel

Wreck in St. Francois County after driver falls asleep...
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Bonne Terre Chamber Auction Event

Bonne Terre Chamber Auction Event

The Roaring Twenties is theme for Bonne Terre Chamber Auction...
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New K-9 Paying Off in Desloge

New K-9 Paying Off in Desloge

Jaxx the K9 proves his status with Desloge Police Department...
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Iron County Fatal Wreck

Iron County Fatal Wreck

Tree falls on car in Iron County killing man...
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Charges Filed Against ATM Suspects

Charges Filed Against ATM Suspects

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Desloge Residents will Pay Trash Fee

Desloge Residents will Pay Trash Fee

Date to start new fee not set yet...
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County Construction Growth Requires Manager

County Construction Growth Requires Manager

Construction Manager position oversees projects...
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ATM Theft in Desloge Update

ATM Theft in Desloge Update

Four people in custody after ATM Theft...
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Missouri News

New Law Updating Missouri’s Underground Facility Safety Rules Goes Into Effect Thursday

New Law Updating Missouri’s Underground Facility Safety Rules Goes Into Effect Thursday

A new law is bringing changes to Missouri’s Underground Facility Safety and...
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Five Missouri Counties Sue State Over Property Assessment Increases

Five Missouri Counties Sue State Over Property Assessment Increases

Five Missouri counties have filed a lawsuit against the State Tax Commissio...
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Ameren Missouri Expands Bill Payment Assistance Programs

Ameren Missouri Expands Bill Payment Assistance Programs

Ameren Missouri customers may now qualify for as much as $1,400 in energy b...
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MDC Urges Early Registration for Hunter Safety Courses

MDC Urges Early Registration for Hunter Safety Courses

The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) is urging hunters to register...
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Missouri Law Enforcement, MADD Launch Saturation Saturday for Labor Day Weekend

Missouri Law Enforcement, MADD Launch Saturation Saturday for Labor Day Weekend

An initiative has been launched to reduce the number of impaired drivers on...
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