Local Interests
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Primary Election Day is here – Results Coverage live tonight online and on air
Primary Election Day is where voters will vote on a plethora of seats and issues. The list includes U.S. Senator, Governor,…
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Kansas Department of Revenue invites Kansans to vote on new personalized license plate design
TOPEKA – The Kansas Department of Revenue (KDOR) is excited to announce that voting for the next Kansas personalized license…
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Man from Parsons arrested on multiple felony and misdemeanor charges
On June 18th, the Parsons Kansas Police Department received reports regarding three domestic violence incidents that had occurred over the…
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Organic Certification Cost Share Program available
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Today, the Missouri Department of Agriculture announced funding is available to assist Missouri farmers and food…
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Old Freeman building to be discussed at tonight’s Joplin City Council meeting
The original Freeman Hospital in Joplin was built in 1928 at 20th and Sargent and is now in a deteriorated…
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Rider seriously injured in McDonald County cycle accident
A motorcycle rider was seriously injured just after 8:30 Sunday night on Missouri 90, about three miles south of Pineville…
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Billings resident dies in Saturday morning crash in Lawrence County
There was a fatal crash on Missouri 12, two miles west of Billings in Lawrence County early Saturday morning. The…
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Expect lane reductions, delays on Route 86 in Newton Co. Tuesday through Friday
Motorists can expect land reductions and delays on Missouri Route 86 between I-44 and Newton County Route NN south of Joplin…
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NEO’s Tatiana Taylor named to association position
Miami, Oklahoma — Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College vocal music instructor and director of choirs Dr. Tatiana Taylor is now the…
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A.G. Bailey demands answers on transportation of illegal aliens
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Today, Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey demanded records from St. Louis and Kansas City officials, as…
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