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Police Arrest Stolen Vehicle Suspect December 2, 2020
Kirksville police arrested a man yesterday after a vehicle theft. Just after 10AM, Kirksville Police responded to the parking lot of Hy-Vee Foods in reference to a vehicle stolen from the lot. Police were informed a customer parked their maroon 2007 Ford Focus in the lot and entered the store. When the customer returned outside, […]
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KV Activities Winter Sports Update December 2, 2020
The Kirksville R-III Activities Office announced an update yesterday for winter sports. For all home events, KV will allow one spectator per participant until further notice. The spectator will give their name and the players name upon entering. There will not be tickets. For away events, every game will be different. Most require tickets. Some […]
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Adair County Confirms 590 Cases in November December 2, 2020
Adair County closed the month of November with 590 cases of COVID-19, more than 48% of the rest of the year combined. Total cases now stand at 1,221 with an uptick predicted following the Thanksgiving holiday. The health department says not only did residents see a surge of cases in November, but also an increase […]
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Adair County Confirms 590 Cases in November December 1, 2020
Adair County closed the month of November with 590 cases of COVID-19, more than 48% of the rest of the year combined. Total cases now stand at 1,221 with an uptick predicted following the Thanksgiving holiday. The health department says not only did residents see a surge of cases in November, but also an increase […]
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Macon County Adds 90 New COVID-19 Cases and 1 New Death December 1, 2020
Macon County Health reported 90 additional positive COVID-19 cases since last week. The county currently has 133 active cases, 2 people are hospitalized. One new death was also reported, as the total rose from 11 last week, to 12 this week.
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Patrol Reports 10 Fatalities Over 2020 Thanksgiving Holiday December 1, 2020
The Missouri State Highway Patrol reports 10 people died in traffic crashes during this year’s Thanksgiving holiday counting period–from 6 p.m. Wednesday, November 25, through 11:59 p.m. Sunday, November 29. None of the fatalities were in the Troop B area in Northeast Missouri. Statewide there were 321 crashes with 72 injuries, 100 DWI and 78 […]
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Winterizing Your Water Meter December 1, 2020
As colder temperatures have arrived, the City of Kirksville is reminding residents that now is the time to winterize your water meter. If your water meter is prone to freezing, there are precautions you should to prevent the meter from freezing and breaking including: Making sure you have a tight-fitting lid on your meter pit, […]
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Kirksville R-III School District Resumes Level II Learning for Some Students Today November 30, 2020
The Kirksville R-III School District resumes in-person learning for some students today as Pk-8th grade students will return to Level II instruction and school activities. The school district will also implement a modified quarantine process beginning today. The Adair County Health Department gave authorization to the District for a modified quarantine program for students and […]
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Adair County Adds New COVID-19 Cases Over Holiday Weekend November 30, 2020
Adair County added new COVID-19 cases over the holiday weekend. Eight confirmed cases were reported on Thanksgiving Day, six more on Friday, eight new cases on Saturday, and another eight new cases on Sunday. The latest numbers from the Adair County Health Department shows the total number of cases have risen to 1,198. There are […]
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Missing Woman Located Safe November 30, 2020
A woman who was reported missing by her mother earlier this month has been located. Kirksville Police announced Saturday that 36-year-old Amanda Thompson has been located safe in Laurel, Mississippi. No further details have been released.
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Entertainment News

Academy Confirms That 2021 Oscars Ceremony Will Be In-Person

Despite many major awards opting for virtual or audience-free events due to concerns about the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, the Oscars are planning an in-person

‘The Talk’ Names Amanda Kloots and Elaine Welteroth as New Co-Hosts

Amanda Kloots and Elaine Welteroth were named the new co-hosts on CBS’s daytime talk show, ”The Talk.” The pair will make their debut alongside

‘Juno’ Star Elliot Page Comes Out as Transgender

33-year-old Oscar nominated actor Elliot Page has come out as transgender. On Tuesday, Page posted a statement on Twitter, writing, “Hi friends, I want to share with

Longtime Friends Rihanna And A$AP Rocky Are Officially Dating

Rihanna is dating longtime friend, rapper A$AP Rocky. The news comes after the New York Post‘s Page Six reported that the couple — both

FOX NEWS

NYPD believe they’ve found missing Staten Island doctor
After weeks of searching, police believe they have located the body of a missing doctor in a Staten Island park, The New York Post has learned.
Grinch steals citrus-scented fir tree from Ohio landscaper
A thief in Ohio may have a summery smelling Christmas this year.
James Leggate
Kaley Cuoco addresses Margot Robbie feud rumors
Both stars portray comic book character, Harley Quinn, in different projects.
Mariah Haas
'Mad Max' actor Hugh Keays-Byrne dead at 73
"Mad Max" and "Mad Max: Fury Road" actor Hugh Keays-Byrne died on Dec. 2, his rep confirmed.
Nate Day
Daily Beast ripped for tying Gov. Kristi Noem to grandmother's death over COVID response despite negative test
An article published this week by The Daily Beast has been widely criticized for seeming to blame South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem for the death of her own grandmother.
Joseph Wulfsohn
Rockets trade Russell Westbrook to Wizards in exchange for John Wall: reports
The Houston Rockets are shipping former NBA MVP Russell Westbrook to the Washington Wizards in exchange for John Wall and a first-round draft pick, according to multiple reports.
Daniel Canova
Staten Island bar co-owner speaks out after arrest for defying New York COVID-19 orders
The co-owner of a Staten Island bar spoke to "Tucker Carlson Tonight" Wednesday, hours after he was arrested and accused of disorderly conduct for remaining inside his pub when it was supposed to be shuttered under New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo's "orange zone" coronavirus orders.
Charles Creitz
Consulting firm linked to Biden's cabinet scrubs China work from website
WestExec, a Washington, D.C. consulting firm, has reportedly scrubbed its work with China from its website as its history receives more scrutiny in the lead-up to Joe Biden’s presidency.
Bradford Betz
Longtime confidante says Bill Clinton visited Epstein's island, likens family's world to a 'cult'
A new story is detailing allegedly explosive confrontations and shady activities that took place with former President Bill Clinton and his family, including that he took a 2003 trip to the "pedophile" island of disgraced billionaire Jeffrey Epstein.
Sam Dorman
Cris Collinsworth 'understands' COVID-19 dangers, but says playing Steelers-Ravens game was right call
During the NFL’s broadcast of the Pittsburgh Steelers-Baltimore Ravens game, NBC color commentator Cris Collinsworth, a former wide receiver for the Cincinnati Bengals, decided to play the role of doctor amid the coronavirus outbreak within the Ravens organization.
Daniel Canova