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Lawsuit Against Wind Farm Dismissed December 6, 2019
A lawsuit that challenged the validity of permits for development of a wind farm in Schuyler County, has been dismissed. The suit alleged faulty zoning amendments relating to wind and solar development. The case was dismissed with prejudice, and the hearing was canceled. The awsuit cannot be filed again. The High Prairie Wind Farm will […]
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City Offices Closing at Noon December 6, 2019
All City offices will close at 12:00 pm for the remainder of the afternoon today, for the annual City-wide staff meeting. This includes the Utility Billing Division; therefore, City utility payments can be placed in the drop box located on the front of City Hall at 201 S. Franklin Street.
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Zuko Passes Certifications December 6, 2019
K9 Zuko and his handler with the Shelbina Police Department, passed their yearly certifications through the Missouri Police Canine Association. K9 Zuko and his handler passed certifications with a 100 percent in each of the categories. The certifications included narcotics, tracking and article searches. Narcotics certification included 16 hides in a total of five vehicles […]
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Santa Comes Tonight with Kirksville Kiwanis Christmas Parade December 6, 2019
This Saturday Santa will arrive in the Kirksville Kiwanis Christmas Parade, and Main Street Kirksville will host Santa in the Courthouse afterwards. There will be hot cocoa, cookies, candy canes, and train rides while you wait. The parade starts at 5:00 PM along Franklin Street in Downtown Kirksville. The theme for the parade is “Flannel […]
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Peaceful Ending to Standoff In Knox County December 5, 2019
Police have released some details about a standoff that happened in Knox County. Police say on Tuesday night, Richard Shahan allegedly threatened an employee in the parking lot of the YesWay gas station and convenience store, before returning to his residence a few miles south of Edina. The Edina Police Department, Knox County Sheriff’s Office […]
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City Council Takes Action on Aquatic Center and City Budget December 5, 2019
This week, the Kirksville City Council approved a bid for the new Aqautic Center. The almost $7,800,000 bid came from Irvinbilt Constructors, out of Chillicothe, Missouri. Since the bid is higher than the budget, the city will provide a short-term transfer of money from the City of Kirksville’s general fund. The new outdoor pool will […]
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Pickup Collides with MoDOT Truck December 5, 2019
A MoDOT truck was struck on 63 appxoximately 2 miles south of Macon at around 12:45 yesterday. According to the Highway Patrol, the preliminary investigation indicates the driver of the pickup was not paying attention. The impact forced both vehicles off the road. The front of the pickup was smashed. The driver suffered serious injuries. […]
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Brookfield Woman Facing Mulitple Child Sex Charges December 5, 2019
A Brookfield woman is facing multiple child sex crimes. According to the Brookfield Police Department, 33-year-old Lauren Akins is accused of abusing a person under the age of 14. Her charges stem from abuse in 2015 and 2017, according to court documents. Arraignment is scheduled for January 9th.
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Whooping Cough Confirmed in Macon County December 4, 2019
The Macon County Health Department is confirming a case of whooping cough in the community. Whooping cough can be a serious illness, especially in young, unvaccinated children. Symptoms of whooping cough begin with a runny nose, sneezing, mild cough, and possibly a low-grade fever. After a week or two a persistent cough develops that may […]
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Pay University Parking Tickets with Food Donations December 4, 2019
The Truman Police Department is teaming up with the Truman Food Bank this holiday season to allow students, faculty and staff to pay up to two unpaid parking tickets with non-perishable food donations instead of cash. This week only, the Truman Police Department will accept canned goods and other non-perishable food items in lieu of […]
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Entertainment News

Taylor Swift Releases Holiday Song “Christmas Tree Farm” And Accompanying Home Movie Video

Taylor Swift has released a Christmas song titled “Christmas Tree Farm,” along with a video which shows a compilation of the Swift family’s home

First Look From Set Of “Ghostbusters: Afterlife”

Director Jason Reitman — the son of original Ghostbusters director Ivan Reitman — is revealing what he’s planning for the next installment of comedy

Dakota And Elle Fanning To Play Sisters In Film Adaptation Of ‘The Nightingale’

Dakota Fanning and Elle Fanning will portray sisters in the film adaptation of Kristin Hannah’s best-selling 2015 novel The Nightingale. This will mark the

Trailer For New James Bond Film “No Time To Die” Is Released

The trailer for the latest James Bond movie, “No Time to Die,” was just released. Daniel Craig stars again as the iconic British secret

FOX NEWS

Jogger slaps Georgia TV reporter’s behind live on-air
A brazen creep slapped a TV reporter’s behind as she reported live from a race in Georgia.
Steve Harvey accused of flubbing name of Miss Universe costume contest winner
Steve Harvey’s Miss Universe ghosts came back to haunt him.
Tamar Lapin
Linda Ronstadt calls Mike Pompeo a Trump enabler during reception
Linda Ronstadt, who was honored Sunday night as part of the latest group of recipients of the Kennedy Center Honors for lifetime achievement in the arts, took a shot at Secretary of State Mike Pompeo the night before during a reception dinner.
Edmund DeMarche
Rams stay in playoff hunt, end Seahawks' 5-game win streak
When Todd Gurley flattened Tre Flowers with a brutal stiff arm on his path to Los Angeles' final touchdown, the Rams delivered a clear message right to the face of the Seahawks and the NFL.
Greg Beacham
New Zealand volcano erupts, tourists injured, some missing
A volcano on a small New Zealand island frequented by tourists erupted Monday, and a number of people were missing and injured after the blast.
Elizabeth Warren reveals she made $1.9 million from private legal work over 3 decades
Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., received $1.9 million from private legal work during her time as a law professor stretching back three decades, according to a release by her campaign.
Frank Miles
DOJ watchdog Horowitz's report to be released, as Dems prep impeachment hearing
The Justice Department's internal watchdog is set to release a highly anticipated report Monday that is expected to document misconduct -- including the deliberate falsification of at least one key document -- during the investigation into President Trump's 2016 campaign.
Gregg Re
Reporter's Notebook: House votes on impeachment articles would be monumental decisions
There are important roll call votes on Capitol Hill -- but votes on articles of impeachment against President Trump would be monumental.
Chad Pergram
New York City ISIS supporter seen as 'ticking time bomb' gets decades in prison
A U.S. citizen who kept an ISIS flag and a cache of weapons in his New York City apartment was sentenced Friday to 22 years in prison after pleading guilty to providing material support to the terrorist group, the Justice Department announced.
Bradford Betz
Nunes blasts Schiff for 'blatant disregard' of impeachment rules; blames 'vendetta' against Trump
EXCLUSIVE: House Intelligence Committee Ranking Member Devin Nunes blasted committee Chairman Adam Schiff for what he called an “alarming” and “blatant disregard” for the rules governing the House impeachment inquiry against President Trump, saying Schiff transmitted his investigative findings to the Judiciary Committee for the next phase in the proceedings without consulting him.
Brooke Singman