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MDC gives grants to 2 Texas County Schools

Two Texas County Schools will benefit from a grant program funded through the Missouri Department of

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Missing man found deceased

The Polk County Sheriff’s Office has cancelled an Endangered Person Advisory that was issued over the

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Christmas Cup collection underway

In 2018, Pay it Forward in Lebanon provided Christmas cups to around 700 individuals, and this year the effort is

Counterfeiter pleads guilty

A man who was involved in a conspiracy that included dozens of counterfeit check pleaded guilty this week in

Get ready, get set, go! Holiday traffic starts next Wednesday

AAA estimates that more than 55 million travelers will venture at least 50 miles from home this Thanksgiving, the

Church broken into Sunday night or Monday morning

A Lebanon church was burglarized and items were stolen on Sunday night. According an employee at Tabernacle

Cookie contest as part of St. Robert’s Holiday in the Park

(St. Robert)–There will be Cookie Contest conducted during St. Robert’s Holiday in the Park

Waynesville Annual Christmas Parade December 1st

(Waynesville)–The Kiwanis Club of Pulaski County’s Annual Christmas Parade in Waynesville is coming

Record low unemployment in Missouri

The state Department of Economic Development says Missouri’s unemployment rate for October was

Camden County asking for help in finding an arsonist

Authorities in Camden County need the public’s help in tracking down a suspected arsonist. On Monday

Lebanon High School Sentrepact Students hold Market Day

Lebanon High School, Sentrepact students held their second annual Market Day at the high school on Tuesday.

Rural Housing 360 Workshop

The lack of affordable housing has been a big concern in the region for several years. Brian Thompson

Camden County need the public’s help

Authorities in Camden County need the public’s help in tracking down a suspected arsonist. On

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Detroit officer killed, another wounded in shootout with suspect, police say November 21, 2019
Two Detroit police officers were shot, one fatally, in Detroit’s west side Wednesday while responding to a home invasion.
Alaska woman accused of stealing her gun during trial on firearm charges November 21, 2019
An Alaska woman on trial for pulling out a loaded gun in a bar was hit with new charges after she allegedly tried stealing the pistol being used as evidence against her on Tuesday, authorities said.
Syracuse chancellor: Reports that students AirDropped white supremacist manifesto 'probably a hoax' November 21, 2019
Syracuse University’s chancellor said Wednesday reports that a white supremacist manifesto was sent to some students’ phones early Tuesday were “probably a hoax.”
Arizona activist acquitted of harboring illegal immigrants who crossed Mexico border November 21, 2019
An Arizona border activist was acquitted Wednesday of charges that he illegally harbored illegal immigrants at a camp run by a humanitarian group near the Mexican border.
Latino Marine vet suing for $1M over wrongful immigration arrest November 21, 2019
A Michigan-born Marine veteran who was wrongly detained by immigration agents for three days last year has filed a $1 million lawsuit against the federal government.
Tennessee burglary suspect injured after falling through attic trying to hide from officers, police say November 21, 2019
An alleged burglar who police said was trying to hide from officers inside a Tennessee home on Wednesday fell through a ceiling and was taken into custody shortly thereafter.
Oregon man reunited with missing cat found 1,200 miles away, 5 years after it vanished November 21, 2019
Viktor Usov, of Portland, Oregon, was reunited with his cat Sasha Tuesday after the Santa Fe Animal Shelter convinced him that they had indeed found the cat he’d lost five years ago.
North Carolina courthouse removes Confederate statue, saying it’s time ‘to move forward’ November 21, 2019
A Confederate statue that stood at for more than 100 years was removed from a North Carolina courthouse early Wednesday, joining a handful of places around the state where Confederate statues have come down despite a law protecting them.