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Driver Killed When Vehicle Rear-Ends Bus November 18, 2019
A Novinger, man died Friday morning after rear-ending a school bus in Putnam County. No students were injured. 45-year-old Billy L. Groseclose, was driving a Dodge Ram truck westbound on U.S. Highway 136, about two miles west of Livonia. A Putnam County School District school bus was stopped in the roadway with its warning lights […]
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Jeep Crashes into Icy Pond November 18, 2019
There was a fatal accident in Sullivan County Friday night. The State Highway Patrol reports that 65-year-old James Cook was driving a Jeep Cherokee on Highway 129, five miles north of Winigan, when his vehicle travelled off the right side of the roadway on to an ice covered pond, and sank. Cook was pronounced deceased […]
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Fatal Accident in Chariton County November 18, 2019
A Moberly driver died of injuries suffered in a one vehicle crash in Chariton County Friday night. The crash happened around 11:30 p.m. on Highway 24, six miles East of Salisbury. The Highway Patrol report says 35-year-old Brandon L. Vanbibber, was ejected after his vehicle ran off the right side of the eastbound lane and […]
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KPD Hosting Active Shooter Training November 18, 2019
The Kirksville Police Department will offer active shooter preparedness training through the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and in conjunction with the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Agency on Nov. 20. The event will be at The Crossing Church in Kirksville. The event is open to corporate and facility security professionals, supervisory first responders, human resource managers, […]
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NEMO Companies to Get Training Assistance from State Program November 15, 2019
Governor Mike Parson has announced the award of more than $7.8 million to 226 projects across Missouri for customized training assistance through the Department of Economic Development’s Missouri One Start program. Missouri One Start is one of the key workforce development initiatives included in Senate Bill 68, which was signed into law in July. Among […]
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Shelbina Man Faces Several Charges Following Assault and Robbery November 15, 2019
A Shelbina man is facing several charges following his arrest this week. The Shelbina Police Department reports that officers responded to an assault and robbery on Tuesday. The victim had been choked, by the suspect, who also took his bicycle. The suspect was identified as Levi McClure and he was placed under arrest shortly after […]
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MDC Mandates Deer Testing for Some NEMO Counties November 15, 2019
The firearms portion of deer hunting season gets underway in Missouri this weekend and the Missouri’s Conservation Department is reminding hunters that in certain areas of state, harvested deer must be brought in for mandatory Chronic Wasting Disease testing. Those areas include: Adair, Chariton, Knox, Linn, Macon, Putnam, and Sullivan counties in Northeast Missouri. Mandatory […]
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New Aquatic Center Bids Are Still High November 14, 2019
The latest bids for construction of Kirksville’s new aquatic center are in – and they are still higher than the budget. Back in June, construction bids for the original plans for the new Aquatic Center came in $2.5 million dollars higher than was budgeted. As a result, Parks and Recreation, the City Council, and the […]
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East Locust Creek Reservoir Project to Receive nearly $13.5 Million Grant November 14, 2019
Congressman Sam Graves, Ranking Member for the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, recently announced that the North Central Missouri Regional Water Commission in Sullivan County will receive a nearly $13.5 million grant for the East Locust Creek Reservoir Project. Graves said the project is highly deserving of this grant, which will be used to complete […]
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KPD Hires New Officer November 13, 2019
The Kirksville Police Department has announced the hiring of a new police officer, Slater Kelley. He began his duties on November 4th. Kelley is a graduate of La Plata R-II High School, and attended Moberly Area Community College’s Law Enforcement Training Center Academy, graduating in 2012. Kelley began his career with the Adair County Sheriff’s […]
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Entertainment News

Clive Owen Cast As Bill Clinton In ‘Impeachment: American Crime Story’

British actor Clive Owen has been cast to play the 42nd president, Bill Clinton, in the upcoming FX series “Impeachment: American Crime Story.”

Alicia Keys To Return As Host Of Grammy Awards In 2020

Alicia Keys is set to host the Grammy Awards again in 2020. Keys will return for the 62nd Annual Grammys Keys said in a

Mo’Nique Sues Netflix For Racial & Gender Discrimination

Academy Award-winning actress Mo’Nique has filed suit against streaming giant Netflix, alleging that they discriminated against her as a black woman. The lawsuit states

Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson Announces Release Date For ‘Black Adam’ Superhero Film

Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson took to Instagram to announce the release date for his forthcoming DC superhero film, “Black Adam.” The film will drop

FOX NEWS

Texas woman who mailed Obama explosive gets 10-year sentence
Just moments after her sobbing denial for her involvement in mailing explosives to former President Barack Obama, Texas Gov. Greg Abbot and the acting director of the Social Security agency, a Brookshire, Texas woman was sentenced to 10 years in federal prison Monday, a report said.
Jack Durschlag
DMV workers accused of taking bribes to allow man to skip long lines, SC officials say
Three people – including two DMV employees – are facing bribery charges in South Carolina after investigators accused a man of paying money to skip long lines to transfer 18 vehicle titles, a published report said.
Jack Durschlag
Hong Kong showdown: 100 protesters surrounded by police at university
About 100 anti-government protesters remained holed up at a Hong Kong university Tuesday as a police siege of the campus entered its third day.
Danielle Wallace
Republican lawmaker says Democrats can 'only cry wolf so many times' on impeachment
House Freedom Caucus Chairman Andy Biggs, R-Ariz., claimed Democrats have been "crying wolf" on alleged wrongdoing on the part of President Trump for a long time.
Charles Creitz
Criminal charges expected this week against Epstein guards
Two correctional officers responsible for guarding Jeffrey Epstein when he took his own life are expected to face criminal charges this week for falsifying prison records, two people familiar with the matter told The Associated Press.
Michael Balsamo
Four rockets fired into Israel from Syria intercepted by Iron Dome
Four rockets launched from Syria into Israel early Tuesday were intercepted by the Israeli Iron Dome defense system, the Israeli Defense Force said in a statement.
Danielle Wallace
California man claims fire destroyed 500-pound emerald, report says
A California man reportedly filed a monetary claim after recent wildfires that he said included a 500-pound emerald that could fetch $280 million, prompting PG&E-- the utility-- to seek to question the historic gem’s alleged owner.
Edmund DeMarche
Houston Police Department changes dress code to allow religious clothing in honor of fallen Sikh deputy
The Houston Police department announced on Monday that the department is changing its dress code to be more inclusive in honor of a fallen Sikh deputy.
Talia Kaplan
Mark Levin: Founding Fathers had 'grave concerns' House would go 'rogue' with impeachment
"Life, Liberty & Levin" host Mark Levin said on Monday's edition of "The Mark Levin Show on Westwood One" that the framers of the Constitution foresaw the possibility that a future House of Representatives would go "rogue" when it came to the impeachment of a president.
Charles Creitz
Newt Gingrich: Pelosi, Schiff and Democrats 'living out their fantasies' with impeachment inquiry
Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich slammed House Democrats, Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., and Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff, D-Calif., Monday, saying they were "living out their fantasies" through the Trump impeachment inquiry.
Victor Garcia