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Drive one for your school takes place Thursday at Tiger Pride Night

(Waynesville)–The annual Meet the Tiger event will be taking place this evening at Tiger Stadium at

Waynesville High School Students got their free Chromebooks this week

(Waynesville)–The Waynesville School District this week has distributed free Chromebooks to every student

Missouri Truckers are against self-driving trucks

(Jefferson City)–Independent truckers in Missouri are asking for help from the state legislature in

Flood Warning till 2:45pm Thursday

Flood Warning for… Northwestern Dent County in south central Missouri…Pulaski County in central

The New Nelson Park project is moving along

The new Nelson Park project is moving along over by the new Lebanon Junior High School. Lebanon City

Missouri DOC is in behind in paying Laclede Co

Statewide the Missouri Department of Corrections owes counties around the state for housing prisoners who are

Lebanon Salvation Army offers basic skills classes

The Lebanon office of the Salvation Army continues their efforts to supply basic needs to the community; but they

New Ground Car Club Hosts Car Show August 24th

With the recent vandalizing of the courthouse flag in Lebanon, the New Ground Car Club will be putting on a

Mid County and several fire departments respond to auto repair shop

Several Fire Department responded to assist the Mid County Fire Protection District, when fire broke out at an

Missouri Attorney General sues opioid companies

State Attorney General Eric Schmitt says one in every 65 Missouri deaths is from an opioid overdose. He says

Sewer Rate increase coming in 2020

Lebanon utility customers who saw an increase on their sewer bill in July, should prepare now as a second

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Winona woman dies in Phelps County crash

A woman from Winona was killed in a 3 vehicle crash in Phelps County on Tuesday afternoon. According to the

Lebanon Man drowns at Hull Ford

The highway patrol says a 62 year old Lebanon man drowned Tuesday afternoon while fishing on the Osage Fork of

CAFO Law is blocked by Judge for 10 days

(Jefferson City)–A judge has temporarily blocked implementation of Missouris Senate Bill 391 that was to

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This Day in History: Aug. 22 August 22, 2019
Defendant sucker-punches his attorney in Arizona courtroom August 22, 2019
A defendant standing trial on allegations of attacking a corrections officer sucker-punched his attorney in an Arizona courtroom after the judge ordered him to leave, according to a report.
Texas executes man with history of violence against women for 1998 slaying of college student August 22, 2019
A Texas death row inmate who argued that his conviction was based on junk science was executed Wednesday for the abduction, rape and killing of a suburban Houston community college student more than 20 years ago.
Pennsylvania teen drowns during after-hours excursion to swim club, police say August 22, 2019
A 13-year-old boy drowned on Wednesday after a group of teens went for an after-hours swim at a Pennsylvania summer club, police said.
Texan men caught riding scooters down Milkwaukee freeway following GPS instructions to museum August 22, 2019
Three Texans were slapped with hefty fines Monday after they were seen on camera riding dockless scooters down the shoulder of an interstate highway in Milwaukee, police said.
5 men arrested for stealing millions from elderly, disabled vets, DOJ says August 22, 2019
Federal prosecutors say five people have been arrested on charges they obtained social security and other identifying information to steal millions of dollars from mostly elderly and disabled veterans.
Naked Tennessee man dies in crash after high-speed police chase, officials say August 22, 2019
A naked man who reportedly caused a disturbance at a Tennessee grocery store died Wednesday after he led police on a high-speed chase, authorities said.
West Virginia court to rule if Gov. Jim Justice must live in state capital August 22, 2019
A lawsuit seeking to order West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice to reside in the state capital, Charleston, continued its course in court Wednesday, but the case hit the snooze button as the judge requested more documents from both parties.