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Six artists and organizations, including several massively influential people at Missouri We…
The extreme heat in Northwest Missouri has a strong impact on all individuals, especially th…
A group of middle-schoolers are getting a hands-on look at what it takes to be a police offi…
New Missouri Western President Matthew J. Wilson recently announced various leadership chang…
A Federal Emergency Management Agency disaster recovery center will open today in Holt Count…
A St. Joseph man is facing a felony charge after he allegedly ran over a woman with his Jeep.
A local Missouri State Highway Patrol trooper was recognized Thursday for his role in ending…
The 19-year-old accused of murdering Jaiden Drimmel on July 11 made his initial appearance i…
The pallid sturgeon is endangered. In recent years there have been only a few under a year o…
An early-morning accident injured a passenger and resulted in the arrest of the driver on a …
As part of its 125th anniversary block party celebration, the Noyes Home will give away tote…
BRANSON, Mo. — One year after 17 people died when a boat sank on a Missouri lake near the to…
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The St. Joseph Animal Control and Rescue shelter takes in a variety of dogs throughout the y…
As any midwesterner knows, the heat outside needs to be taken seriously at this time of the year.
In an effort to better serve the community, a local daytime drop-in center will be closing i…
A St. Joseph man has filed a lawsuit against the Missouri Department of Corrections, saying …
Parents, guardians and young adults with disabilities had the opportunity Wednesday to learn…
The Northwest Missouri Republican Club, under new president Tara Horn, will have its next me…
A former bookkeeper for a road district in Clinton County has been accused of misappropriati…
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- Teen accused of murder appears in court
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- Car strikes tree, driver arrested for DUI
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- Totes give dignity to Noyes Home residents
- A year after tragedy, Branson debates future of duck boats
- 'Deed not the breed': Shelter resources counteract pit bull myth
- Local business donates during heat week
- 8th St. Drop-In closing, 24-hour shelter coming
- Taxpayers sent 2 S. Carolina town officials, spouse to Italy
- Indiana county pays $132,000 in computer attack ransom
- States, provinces discuss cooperation on stopping Asian carp
- Museum celebrates Apollo 11 by unveiling big ol' moon rock
- Ohio hospital system gets new leader after drug-dose deaths
- 6-state trooper project to focus on Move Over law
- Men face sentencing on riot charge in Virginia rally case
- Mississippi man sentenced to jail after dogs are starved
- Applications being accepted for W.Va. state park deer hunts
- Virginia GOP House speaker pushes for another tuition freeze
- Hemp growing on select few Nebraska farms approved for licenses, dozens left out of process
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- House holds prayer to cast 'dark spirits' from Congress
- CNN boards the ship that shot down an Iranian drone
- Men face sentencing on riot charge in Virginia rally case
- Judge rules lawsuit can go forward over Scottsbluff man's killing at hands of Tecumseh prison cellmate
- Man escapes building in true 'Spider-Man' fashion
- Video shows cashier questioning customers' citizenship
- State ends fiscal year with good economic news
- Stock indexes shake off an early loss and close higher
- Drug company, 4 people indicted in US painkiller probe
- Business briefs July 19, 2019
- Toys R Us plans a small comeback with 2 stores this year
- U.S. objections to French tech tax overshadow G-7 finance meet
- Fed survey finds widespread concerns over trade
- Home construction slips 0.9% to 1.25 million in June
- Stocks extend losses as railroads sink industrial companies
- Business briefs July 18, 2019
- Facebook's currency plan gets hostile reception in Congress