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Wrongful Death Lawsuit Filed Against Man Who Drove Onto Flooded Road October 17, 2019
The man accused of causing a disabled woman’s death during summer flooding, is being sued. Michael Meyer, the father of Alicia Meyer, filed the wrongful death lawsuit in Chariton County Circuit Court against James Pleasant. On May 31st, Troopers say Pleasant drove onto a barricaded road. His vehicle became submerged in flood water. Pleasant escaped, […]
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Missouri’s Statewide ShakeOut Earthquake Drill Today October 17, 2019
The statewide “ShakeOut” earthquake drill is this morning. More than half a million Missourians have registered to participate in this year’s ShakeOut. which reminds people how to protect themselves during an earthquake. Missouri is one of 14 participating central U.S. states that could be impacted by a New Madrid Seismic Zone earthquake. State Emergency Management […]
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Flu Clinic in Linn County October 17, 2019
The Linn County Health Department is offering a flu vaccine clinic for adults today from 7:30 am-6:30 pm at the Health Department, 635 South Main Street in Brookfield. Any individual 18 years and older can walk in and receive the flu vaccine. Both high dose (for people over 65) and regular vaccine will be available, […]
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Sewer Rates Could Be Going Up in Kirksville October 16, 2019
Sewer rates could be going up in Kirksville in 2020. This week the Finance Director recommended to the City Council that the sewer service availability fee be increased $1 per month, and the sewer volume fee be increased a quarter per hundred cubic feet. No change was recommended for water rates, and the stormwater service […]
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Governor Signs Executive Order Regarding Youth Vaping in Missouri October 16, 2019
Governor Mike Parson signed Executive Order 19-18 regarding the use of vaping devices among youth in Missouri. Governor Parson said. “People across the country are being hospitalized, some even losing their lives, with links to vaping. The Governor’s Executive Order directs the Departments of Health and Senior Services (DHSS), Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE), and […]
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4 from Kirksville Graduate from Leadership Northeast Missouri Program October 16, 2019
Leadership Northeast Missouri recently held their 2019 graduation ceremony. Thirteen men and women who live and work in northeast Missouri participated in the second year of the leadership development program. Over the last six months, participants traveled to Kirksville, New London, Edina, Louisiana, Kahoka and Macon to learn more about important economic development issues facing […]
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Teen Arrested for Vehicle Thefts at KHS October 15, 2019
A teen boy was arrested in a theft case from the weekend. Kirksville Police received reports from several people who said items were stolen from their unlocked cars and trucks at Spainhower Field during KHS Homecoming events Friday night. The items taken were things like money and wallets. Following an investigation, a male juvenile suspect […]
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More Details in Deadly Downing Shooting October 15, 2019
More details have been released about a deadly shooting in Schuyler County. On October 4th, the Sheriff’s Office responded to a shooting in the 300 block of North 13th Street in Downing. They found 26-year-old Kolton Baker, of Downing deceased. A second victim, 24-year-old Tiffany Triplet, of Kirksville, had a gunshot wound to the leg […]
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1 Seriously Injured in Collision with Combine October 15, 2019
A woman suffered serious injuries following a collision with a combine in Marion County. According to police, 22-year-old Matthew A. Morril of Philadelphia, was driving southbound on County Road 199 when he rounded a curve and drove head-on into a northbound combine. Both Morril and a 2-year-old passenger sustained only minor injuries. The other passenger, […]
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Water Service Alert Lancaster October 14, 2019
The City of Lancaster is letting some residents know that water will be off most of today. According to Lancaster Water Service, water will be off at 8AM for residents on West Washington Street from 4th Street to 8th Street. Once water service is returned a 48 hour Boil Alert will be issued. The City […]
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Entertainment News

Actress Gina Rodriguez Apologizes For Posting Video Of Herself Singing Racial Slur

Actress Gina Rodriguez is facing backlash over a social media post in which she used the n-word. A video posted on her Instagram shows

More Women Come Forward Accusing Cuba Gooding Jr. Of Sexual Misconduct

Actor Cuba Gooding Jr. is facing new charges, which includes two counts of forcible touching and two counts of third-degree sex abuse from a

Zoë Kravitz To Star As Catwoman In Upcoming Batman Film

Zoë Kravitz is set to play Selina Kyle – aka Catwoman – in Matt Reeves’ upcoming The Batman film. Kravitz will play the famous feline antihero

Billy Porter Set To Play Fairy Godmother In ‘Cinderella’ With Camila Cabello

“Pose” star Billy Porter confirmed over the weekend that he’s signed on to play the fairy godmother in Sony’s “Cinderella,” the forthcoming adaptation of

FOX NEWS

Victor Davis Hanson: A frightening, Chinese-dominated future poses a grave danger to world
Before Trump became president, U.S. foreign policy toward China seemed to be based on the belief that the more China modernized and the more affluent its citizens became, the more inevitable Chinese political freedom would be. But that never happened.
Victor Davis Hanson
Dutch family found in remote farmhouse may have been 'Moonies,' suspect to be held 14 days
The family discovered living mostly isolated from the outside world on a farm in the Netherlands for nearly a decade may have been associated with the South Korean-based Unification Church, Dutch media reported Thursday.
Travis Fedschun
Barbie's Malibu Dreamhouse available to rent on Airbnb — but there's a catch
This is all well and good, but does it come with neon-pink convertibles for each guest?
Michael Bartiromo
'Stormquakes' can be triggered on the seafloor by hurricanes, scientists discover
Scientists have identified a new seismic phenomenon where hurricanes and major storms cause vibrations on the ocean floor equivalent to a magnitude 3.5 earthquake.
James Rogers
Canadian outlets slammed for story on former NHL enforcer now working at Tim Hortons
Former NHL enforcer Donald Brashear saw an outpouring of support from fans on social media this week after several Canadian news outlets seemingly shamed him following a story that the hockey pro had taken up employment at a local Tim Hortons.
Paulina Dedaj
Ben Shapiro: Now's the time for Hillary Clinton to jump in and steal the nomination
Now is the time for Hillary Clinton to jump into the 2020 race for the White House and take advantage of the weak and fractured field, said Ben Shapiro on Thursday.
Nick Givas
London police release composite image of stowaway who fell from plane into yard
British police have released a composite image Thursday in hopes of identifying a stowaway who died after falling out of an airplane over London earlier this year.
Greg Norman
Chinese immigrant blasts LeBron James for 'bowing to communist Chinese government'
After NBA star LeBron James was skewered for criticizing Houston Rockets general manager Daryl Morey’s tweet in support of pro-democracy protests, a Chinese immigrant and author said on Thursday that James is “rightly being criticized.”
Joshua Nelson
Six Flags selling blood bags full of sangria for Halloween
Nothing makes a better combination than booze and roller coasters.
Michael Hollan
WWII-era racy paintings discovered at English nursing home
Workers renovating a room for a new resident at a nursing home discovered racy paintings dating back to World War II beneath the wallpaper.
Chris Ciaccia