Central Schools Survey For Parents

Central Schools Survey For Parents

Administrators in the Central School District in Park Hills are sending sur...
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Missouri Man Indicted for Federal Hate Crime

Missouri Man Indicted for Federal Hate Crime

A federal indictment is charging a Missouri man with threatening the St. Lo...
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Ste. Genevieve County Route A Railroad Crossing Maintenance

Ste. Genevieve County Route A Railroad Crossing Maintenance

Route A in Ste. Genevieve County will be closed as contractor crews perform...
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New Executive Director Monarch Family Resources

New Executive Director Monarch Family Resources

The Monarch Family Resources group in Farmington and Ironton, now has a new...
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Three Killed in Christmas Eve Traffic Crash

Three Killed in Christmas Eve Traffic Crash

The Missouri State Highway Patrol reported three fatalities during the 30-h...
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Driver Injured in Single-Vehicle Crash on Old Highway 8

Driver Injured in Single-Vehicle Crash on Old Highway 8

A Fredericktown woman sustained moderate injuries in a single-vehicle crash...
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Gas Line Preparation in Bismarck Community

Gas Line Preparation in Bismarck Community

Preparations for the installation of a new natural gas line into the Bismar...
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The Flat River Trail Project

The Flat River Trail Project

St. Francois County Commissioners are looking forward to working on a proje...
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Barnhart Woman Charged in Christmas Eve Stabbing Incident

Barnhart Woman Charged in Christmas Eve Stabbing Incident

A Barnhart woman faces multiple charges after an alleged violent incident o...
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High Ridge Man Charged with First-Degree Murder in Christmas Eve Shooting

High Ridge Man Charged with First-Degree Murder in Christmas Eve Shooting

The Jefferson County Prosecutor's Office has filed charges of Murder in the...
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Missouri News

Three Killed in Christmas Eve Traffic Crash

Three Killed in Christmas Eve Traffic Crash

The Missouri State Highway Patrol reported three fatalities during the 30-h...
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Missouri Senate Has Unfinished Business

Missouri Senate Has Unfinished Business

Missouri State Senators are looking forward to the new year with their eyes...
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Governor Parson Concludes Clemency Backlog

Governor Parson Concludes Clemency Backlog

Missouri governor addresses the rest of his pending clemency cases...
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Missouri Court Strikes Down Law Requiring Redaction of Witness and Victim Names

Missouri Court Strikes Down Law Requiring Redaction of Witness and Victim Names

The Missouri Broadcasters Assocation and others challenged the law earlier ...
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Missouri Senate Looks at Senate Bill 766

Missouri Senate Looks at Senate Bill 766

Senate Bill 766 would have established a provision relating to allegations ...
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Local News

Rotary's 2nd Annual Hero Run

Rotary's 2nd Annual Hero Run

Dress up and run for Rotary at Hero Run...
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Farmington Man Charged with Sodomy

Farmington Man Charged with Sodomy

Registered sex offender arrested on sexual assault...
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Washington County SUV Accident

Washington County SUV Accident

Rollover accident injures Potosi woman...
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Festus Man Charged with Child Pornography

Festus Man Charged with Child Pornography

Drugs also allegedly found on White during search...
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Farmington Man Indicted on Child Pornography

Farmington Man Indicted on Child Pornography

Several illicit videos alleged to be involved...
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Smalley Charged with Abandonment of Corpse

Smalley Charged with Abandonment of Corpse

Body was discovered in the back of a pick up...
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Name of Park Hills Body Released

Name of Park Hills Body Released

Name of deceased is released by Park Hills Police...
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Freaky Town Fredericktown Halloween

Freaky Town Fredericktown Halloween

Fredericktown's yearly Halloween celebration set for October 29th...
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Tax Cuts Discussed at MAC Meeting

Tax Cuts Discussed at MAC Meeting

New Missouri income tax cuts could be problematic for education...
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Fire Chief Sustains Injuries in Wreck

Fire Chief Sustains Injuries in Wreck

Fire Chief with minor injuries in rollover fire truck crash...
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Missouri News

Three Killed in Christmas Eve Traffic Crash

Three Killed in Christmas Eve Traffic Crash

The Missouri State Highway Patrol reported three fatalities during the 30-h...
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Missouri Senate Has Unfinished Business

Missouri Senate Has Unfinished Business

Missouri State Senators are looking forward to the new year with their eyes...
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Governor Parson Concludes Clemency Backlog

Governor Parson Concludes Clemency Backlog

Missouri governor addresses the rest of his pending clemency cases...
Read More
Missouri Court Strikes Down Law Requiring Redaction of Witness and Victim Names

Missouri Court Strikes Down Law Requiring Redaction of Witness and Victim Names

The Missouri Broadcasters Assocation and others challenged the law earlier ...
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Missouri Senate Looks at Senate Bill 766

Missouri Senate Looks at Senate Bill 766

Senate Bill 766 would have established a provision relating to allegations ...
Read More