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MoDOT to Hold Community Briefing
(Sikeston, MO)-The Missouri Department of Transportation will hold an open house community briefing from 4 to 6 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 21 to discuss the Exit 93 interchange in Cape Girardeau, Missouri. The meeting will be
Man Facing Charges After Police Stand-off
A Washington County man is facing several charges after a stand-off with police and making threats to kill others. Matthew Boyster, of Richwoods, Missouri is charged with Class A felony assault in the first degree,
Ozark Riverways Proposes Temporary Closure On Feral Swine Hunting
Van Buren, MO - Ozark National Scenic Riverways is proposing a temporary closure on the taking, pursuing or releasing of all feral swine within the park. The temporary closure would support interagency efforts to eliminate feral
New Director Named for St. Francois County Health Center
(PARK HILLS, MO) A new director of the St. Francois County Health Center in Park Hills has been named. Amber Elliot had been serving as the assistant director for the past several years. Elliot says
Postponed Due To Wet Weather
(Farmington, MO) Our first Military Appreciation Day car, truck, and bike show has been postponed due wet weather and will be held on June 8th. Everything other that day will stay the same. We
See Something? Say Something! MSHP Has An App For That!
JEFFERSON CITY, MO (KDKZ-TV) The Missouri State Highway Patrol is encouraging the public to download the Patrol's free mobile app to stay informed and communicate with the agency. September 25th is national awareness day for
Governor’s Council on Disability Seeks Nominations for Annual Awards
JEFFERSON CITY, MO (KDKZ-TV) The Governor’s Council on Disability (GCD) is currently accepting nominations for its 2018 annual awards, including the Inclusion Award, the Youth Leadership Award, and the Website/IT Award. The deadline for submitting nominations
Motorists, Farmers: Stay Alert During Harvest Time
(KDKZ-TV) Fall has arrived and so has the time for harvesting crops. The Missouri State Highway Patrol reminds drivers to expect heavier farm machinery traffic--especially on rural highways. Please obey all traffic laws and remain vigilant.
Ex-Death Row Inmate Could be Free by 2020
(KDKZ-TV) A Missouri man who admitted to participating in the rape and killing of two sisters who were pushed from an abandoned St. Louis bridge could be released as soon as 2020. 47-year-old Reginald Clemons
Army Corps of Engineers Waives Fees on National Public Lands Day
(KDKZ-TV)The Army Corps of Engineers, Little Rock District announced that it will waive day use fees normally charged at boat launch ramps and swimming beaches at its recreation areas in recognition of National Public Lands
August is “National Breastfeeding Month”
(KDKZ-TV) In Missouri and across the U.S., the arrival of August also marks the start of National Breastfeeding Month. It has supporters touting the benefits of mother's milk, often called "nature's perfect baby food." Marian
May Was a Hot Month
(KDKZ-TV) How hot was it last month? If you thought it was pretty hot in May you weren’t just imagining it. Meteorologist Brad Ripey says that temperatures in May were record setting. “It was incredibly warm,”
Summer Driving Dangerous for Teen Drivers
(KDKZ-TV) Experts say the 100 days between Memorial Day and Labor Day are the deadliest for teen drivers. AAA says this stretch is when young drivers are out of school and more likely to be putting
Trump Calls Off North Korea Summit
WASHINGTON, D.C. (FOX NEWS) President Trump on Thursday cancelled the highly anticipated summit with North Korea that was set for next month, calling the talks “inappropriate” following the “hostility” displayed in the latest comments from
Ford Could Restart Truck Assembly at Two Plants Later in the Month
(KDKZ-TV) Ford could restart production of F-Series pickups as soon as May 18 at two factories that stopped making trucks due to a fire at a parts supplier plant. A spokeswoman said Friday that Ford
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