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October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month

In years past domestic violence was considered as a family issue and people turned their heads when they hear or

Suicide Awareness

Everyone goes through down moments in their lives. Suicide is not the answer though. The Waynesville Middle

Missing Girl found

The Greene County Sheriffs Office has canceled an Endangered Person Advisory for a missing person incident in

Scammer calling Great Southern Savings Bank Customers

A report that some customers of Great Southern Saving Bank in the area are receiving a phone call from a number

Town Hall meeting tonight will address Public Safety Sales Tax

Citizens of Lebanon will be voting on a Public Safety Sales Tax in November, but they may have questions about

Endangered Person Advisory

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Dallas County Kennel owner being sued by State of Missouri

The state is suing a Dallas County dog breeder over what officials call continued substandard conditions at the business.
Missouri Attorney General Eric

St Robert Holiday in the Park October 25th

St. Robert)–The St. Robert Parks Department is getting ready for its anual Holiday in the Park celebration

STRIPES program rewards Waynesville Students

(Waynesville)–This week students at Waynesville High School are receiving rewards, based on the Student

Today is the Great American Shakeout

Over half a million Missourians will take part in the Great Central U.S. Shakeout Today. Federal, state, and

Camdenton will vote on OTC Campus

Plans are in motion for Ozarks Technical Community College to expand. Their newest upcoming location could be

Loaded weapon found in Conway School locker

Authorities found a loaded weapon during a routine locker search at Laclede County R-1 at Conway Junior-Senior

Ameren Files for variance from tariffs

Ameren Missouri, has filed a request with the Public Service Commission for a variance for some of its

Holiday mailing deadlines announced

Its never too early to plan ahead. The Post Office has announced its shipping deadlines for the holiday season.

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Kansas sisters discover ‘ancient’ bear skull along Arkansas River October 17, 2019
A pair of sisters from Kansas made a “grizzly” discovery when they found what experts have called an “ancient” bear skull that was buried along a river while on a summer kayaking trip.
California girl, 10, commits suicide; police investigating whether bullying to blame October 17, 2019
A 10-year-old California girl killed herself over the weekend and authorities are investigating whether bullying played a role in her tragic death.
Former Florida cop won't serve jail time after accidentally killing woman, 73, in training exercise October 17, 2019
A former Florida police officer who accidentally shot and killed a 73-year-old woman during a demonstration will not serve any jail time as part of a plea agreement.
Tropical Storm Nestor expected to form, warnings issued for Gulf Coast October 17, 2019
An area of disturbed weather over the southwest Gulf of Mexico is forecast to strengthen over the warm waters, potentially impacting the northern Gulf Coast of the U.S. as a tropical storm by the weekend, according to forecasters.
Texas sex trafficking victim, 15, takes her own life; family demands justice October 17, 2019
A family in Texas is seeking justice after a 15-year-old girl rescued from sex traffickers committed suicide over the weekend.
New Jersey bus rider injured after sitting in sulfuric acid, officials say October 17, 2019
A 69-year-old woman is recovering from a leg injury Thursday after she inadvertently sat in sulfuric acid while onboard a public transit bus in New Jersey, officials say.
32 illegal immigrants discovered inside refrigerated semitruck in Arizona, officials say October 17, 2019
Two men are facing federal human smuggling charges are dozens of illegal immigrants were discovered locked in refrigerated semitrailer Monday night at an immigration checkpoint in southern Arizona, according to officials.
Body found encased in concrete in Nevada desert believed to be that of missing woman: reports October 17, 2019
The body of Las Vegas woman who was reported missing in May was believed to have been found last week in the Nevada desert, completely encased in concrete inside a “wooden structure,” court documents revealed.