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Several Accidents Reported From Weekend Winter Storm January 20, 2020
Winter driving conditions proved to be hazardous over the weekend. On Friday, there was a three-vehicle crash on Hwy 63 north of Kirksville. The crash report says the driver of a northbound vehicle lost control on slick roadways and slid into the path of 2 vehicles that were going southbound. Troop B of the Missouri […]
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NEMO Child Death Case Moving to Trial Court January 20, 2020
A child death case in Linn County will be moving to a trial court. Nancy Royal, 50, and Darrel Royal, 48, were arrested back August, after autopsy results were released regarding the death of an eleven-year-old in their custody, who died in February 2019. The Brookfield couple were charged with second degree murder, abuse and […]
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Health Officials Report on Flu Cases January 20, 2020
Heath officials say flu activity is currently widespread throughout Missouri. Over 11,000 cases of influenza have been reported in the state, and 11 people have died from influenza-associated illness this season. Officials say the flu vaccination remains the best way to prevent getting the virus. Officials suggest getting one now if you haven’t already as […]
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MoDOT Crews Out in Full Force January 17, 2020
Snow, sleet and ice are expected in northeast Missouri could create slippery driving conditions, and drivers are encouraged to plan accordingly. MoDot crews are out in full force to battle a variety of precipitation. MoDOT Engineer Paula Gough says more snow and sleet are expected later in the day as the storm moves north, with […]
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North Shelby Students Get Gold for Roadway Safety Project January 17, 2020
Three years ago, North Shelby School lost two students to a car crash. Since then a group of students, called the TRACTION (Teens Taking Action to Prevent Traffic Crashes) Team, have rallied together to help get the message out about roadway safety. Two of those students, Hope Chandler and Jackson Strain, took their efforts to […]
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Closures for Martin Luther King Day January 17, 2020
A reminder of closures for Monday. All City offices will be closed on January 20th, in observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. Offices will reopen on Tuesday, January 21, for regular business hours. The Missouri State Highway Patrol reminds the public that driver examination stations throughout the state will be closed on Monday as […]
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Highlights from 2020 State of the State January 16, 2020
Governor Mike Parson delivered the 2020 State of the State address inside the Missouri capitol yesterday. He said the state of the state is strong , adding 40,000 jobs to its economy since he took office with unemployment dropping to historic lows. The Governor reaffirmed his support for gun rights, but said he wants lawmakers […]
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Winter Storm Advisory for NEMO January 16, 2020
A Winter Storm Advisory has been issued for portions of the state, including northeast Missouri, from 3AM Friday through 6AM Saturday. The National Weather Service warns that mixed precipitation is possible, with total snow accumulations of 1 to 3 inches and ice accumulations of up to one tenth of an inch possible. Winds could gust […]
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Graves Statement on Signing of Phase 1 Trade Deal with China January 16, 2020
Following signage yesterday of “phase one” of a trade deal with China, Missouri Congressman Sam Graves released a statement calling the deal a much-needed win for North Missouri farmers. He said the trade breakthrough is an excellent start that levels the playing field for American farmers. Graves added that he is eagerly awaiting the completion […]
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Deadline Approaching for Citizen Advisory Commissions January 16, 2020
The City of Kirksville is seeking citizen applicants for: a partial term for the Kirksville Housing Authority, a full term for the Lakes, Parks & Recreation Commission, and a partial term for the Planning & Zoning Commission. Visit www.kirksvillecity.com/citizensserve and submit your application by 5PM tomorrow.
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Entertainment News

Hulu Drops First Official Trailer For Hillary Clinton Docuseries

Hulu has dropped the first trailer for its upcoming four-part docuseries about former secretary of state Hillary Clinton titled “Hillary.” director Nanette Burstein sat

‘Bad Boys For Life’ On Pace To Win The Weekend Box Office With $68 Million Opening

According to early projections, Bad Boys For Life will take the top spot at the weekend box office and is performing better than earlier projections

‘YOU’ Season 3 Officially Confirmed By Netflix

The hit show You has been officially confirmed for a third season. The Netflix show, that was originally on Lifetime, announced the news with a

‘Silence of The Lambs’ Sequel Series ‘Clarice’ Is Coming to CBS

CBS is moving forward with a series centered around the life of Clarice Starling, following the events in the classic movie The Silence of

FOX NEWS

Leopard captured in India after running into house, triggering local frenzy
A leopard has been tranquilized and captured in southern India after it ran into a house, triggering an evacuation and frantic search for the big cat.
Stephen Sorace
Ashley Graham gives birth to baby boy: 'Our lives changed for the better'
Ashley Graham and Justin Ervin are parents!
Jessica Napoli
Florida man attempts to hide underwater from cops, gets arrested after coming up for air, police say
A Florida man attempted a “not so great escape” last week when he tried hiding from deputies underwater in a pond – an “action movie” stunt that officials easily foiled when he came up for air, authorities said.
Stephen Sorace
Biden takes solid Iowa poll lead two weeks out
All while party infighting continues.
Chris Stirewalt
Gigantic sea wall could defend New York from future storms, US Army study claims
If New York built a massive, multibillion dollar sea wall in the ocean, could it safeguard 8.6 million people from storm surges similar to Hurricane Sandy in 2012?
Christopher Carbone
Google whistleblower makes cryptic claim about search engine, Hillary Clinton after wife's fatal crash
A high-profile Google whistleblower – who testified before Congress in July that the search engine meddled in the 2016 presidential election on behalf of Hillary Clinton – now suggests that the fatal car crash that killed his wife in December was no accident.
Danielle Wallace
Alabama girl, 4, who lost fingers to exploding light bulb gets prosthetic hand: 'It's changed her life'
Nearly two years ago, in May 2018, a curious Athens, Alabama girl was inspecting the bright light bulbs on her mother’s light-up vanity. A split second later, she was missing nearly all of her fingers on her right hand.
Madeline Farber
New York Times' Warren, Klobuchar endorsement jeered: 'Hurts the credibility of the paper'
The New York Times was criticized from both sides when it announced late Sunday that its editorial board broke "from convention," endorsing two Democratic candidates for president.
Brian Flood
Andy McCarthy sees potential compromise on impeachment witnesses
Speaking on “America’s Newsroom” on Monday, one day before the Senate impeachment trial against President Trump is expected to begin, former federal prosecutor Andrew McCarthy said he could see a potential compromise on calling on witnesses.
Talia Kaplan
Fires set stage for irreversible forest losses in Australia
Australia’s forests are burning at a rate unmatched in modern times and scientists say the landscape is being permanently altered as a warming climate brings profound changes to the island continent.