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A Houston man is seriously injured in a crash near Licking. The Missouri State Highway Patrol tells Ozark Radio News that a truck lost...

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West Plains, MO – The West Plains Police Department is currently accepting applications for this year's "Shop with a Cop" program, which provides less...

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Grizzlies Dominate in Round One of the NJCAA Volleyball Championship

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On Wednesday afternoon the 10th seeded MSU West Plains Grizzlies Volleyball team faced the seventh seed Odessa College and won in straight sets 25-13,...

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Governor Sanders Announces $204 Million in Arkansas Water Funding

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LITTLE ROCK, Ark. —Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders has announced an additional $204 million in financial assistance for water and wastewater projects for 45 entities. The projects serve more than 198,627...

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  • Laken Riley’s Stepdad Reads One Of Her Last Journal Entries In Court November 20, 2024
    The stepdad of murdered Georgia nursing student Laken Riley read one of her final journal entries in court after her illegal immigrant killer was convicted on Wednesday. Venezuelan Jose Ibarra, 26, was found guilty on 10 charges, including murder, kidnapping, and aggravated assault with intent to rape Riley. Riley, who was attending Augusta University, was […]
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  • GOP Senator Urges Colleagues ‘Not To Join The Lynch Mob’ Over Gaetz Confirmation Hearing November 20, 2024
    Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) urged his fellow senators on Wednesday to avoid joining an “angry mob” during the confirmation process of Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) for attorney general. Graham met with Gaetz and Vice President-elect JD Vance on Wednesday morning. Vance took Gaetz and Defense Secretary nominee Pete Hegseth around Capitol Hill to meet with […]
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  • Speaker Johnson Announces Restrooms In Capitol Reserved For People Of ‘That Biological Sex’ November 20, 2024
    House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) announced on Wednesday that people who use restrooms in the House of Representatives must use the one that matches their biological sex. “All single-sex facilities in the Capitol and House Office Buildings – such as restrooms, changing rooms, and locker rooms — are reserved for individuals of that biological sex,” […]
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  • Fed’s recent rate cuts could improve borrowing options for state and local government projects November 20, 2024
    The Federal Reserve’s second consecutive key rate cut could mean more than just lower borrowing costs for the average consumer — state and local governments stand to benefit, too. Lower interest rates may bring changes for housing development, tax revenue, debt refinancing and bread-and-butter projects like roads, water and sewer, state and local government officials […]
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  • Closure of children’s emergency shelter in Columbia under investigation by Missouri regulators November 20, 2024
    As the community grapples with the closure of the Rainbow House Children’s Emergency Shelter, questions remain about what led to the shutdown of the only shelter of its kind in mid-Missouri. Allegations of misuse of funds have been raised by both community members and Rainbow House’s board of directors, and much of the blame has […]
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  • It’s past time for Missouri’s attorney general to take action against abusive boarding schools November 20, 2024
    Andrew Bailey has won re-election. For the next four years, he’ll be Missouri’s attorney general. So he no longer has to worry about potentially alienating teachers. Or conservative ministers. Or those who believe in spanking children. Or county sheriffs and other local law enforcement officials. Or business owners and leaders who want to make a […]
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  • ‘No longer cows and plows’: Lawmakers hear ways to boost Missouri’s agtech industry November 20, 2024
    Missouri’s agtech industry brings in over $94 billion to the state. That’s according to Kristine Callis-Duehl with the Donald Danforth Plant Science Center in St. Louis. Otherwise known as agriculture technology, it uses technology in agriculture to improve yield, efficiency, and profitability. On Tuesday, Callis-Duehl told a state House committee that Missouri is a global […]
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  • ‘We have stopped the bleeding’: Is MoDOT prepared for winter? November 19, 2024
    Missouri still has a shortage of snowplow and salt truck drivers to clear the roads this winter. Despite that, state Department of Transportation Director Ed Hassinger said the agency is ready for winter. “Certainly, we still have that deficit in drivers for our trucks. We’re tapping every resource we have,” Hassinger said. “I will tell […]
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  • Missouri Congressman Graves NOT chosen as U.S. Transportation Secretary November 19, 2024
    Northern Missouri Congressman Sam Graves will remain in Congress. President-elect Donald Trump has tabbed former Wisconsin Congressman Sean Duffy as U.S. Transportation Secretary. Graves, a Republican, currently chairs the U.S. House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure, and was being considered as the next Department of Transportation chief. In a social media post, Graves called Duffy […]
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