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A Cabool man was injured Saturday afternoon in a two‑vehicle crash on Highway 181, three miles south of Cabool. The Missouri State Highway Patrol...

DOUGLAS COUNTY, Mo. — A Douglas County grand jury has indicted Philip Michael Paul Murphy on felony firearm and stealing charges stemming from an...

From State Representative Lisa Durnell: To the Wonderful Constituents of District 154, Summer is coming to an end – the primary election is over, family vacations...

(This article comes courtesy of MissouriNet.) Missouri’s school wastewater drug-testing program is expanding from a voluntary pilot effort to a statewide initiative after lawmakers approved legislation making participation mandatory. The program, administered through the Missouri Department of Public Safety, will eventually include school districts across the state and is expected to begin sampling in mid-September. Mike O’Connell, spokesman for the Department of Public Safety, said the expansion builds on a pilot program that drew participation from about 40 schools. “The legislature passed legislation now that says that this is going to be mandatory,” O’Connell said. “The contractor, they are out mapping the sewage systems for schools around the state. We think they’ll be able to get to 150 schools this year.” Under the program, wastewater samples are...

A St. Charles woman was seriously injured Friday evening in a side‑by‑side crash on private property in Reynolds County. The Missouri State Highway Patrol...

A Licking woman sustained minor injuries early Friday after her SUV struck a deer on Highway BB, three miles west of U.S. 63. The...