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Snow Causes Slick Roads Cause Crashes on NEMO Roads November 24, 2020
Snow in Northeast Missouri turned roadways hazardous last night. Troop B responded to multiple crashes and slide-offfs along & north of US 36. Many are due to vehicles traveling too fast for the conditions. Snow and ice covering roads may create hazardous driving conditions this morning too. Watch road conditions on MoDOT’s traveler map at […]
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Adair County Reaches 1,141 COVID-19 Cases November 24, 2020
Eight new cases of COVID-19 confirmed on Sunday and 22 confirmed yesterday by the Adair County Health Department brings the overall case count to 1,141. There are 142 active cases and 999 people have left isolation. A 71-year-old male and a 55-year-old female, both confirmed Sunday, were admitted to Northeast Regional Medical Center on November […]
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Sullivan County Adds 14 New COVID-19 Cases November 24, 2020
The Sullivan County Health Department confirmed 14 additional positive cases of COVID-19 yesterday. Currently, Sullivan County has a total of 622 cases, with 6 active probable cases, and 101 active cases.
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Macon County Gives COVID-19 Update November 24, 2020
Macon County gave a COVID-19 update yesterday. Since the last report on November 18th, there were 114 new cases. The health department numbers show there are 176 active cases, 8 hospitalized, 590 released from isolation, and 777 total positive cases.
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Help Prevent Theft From Vehicles November 24, 2020
Kirksville Police have been taking a number of reports about theft from vehicles. Common factors in many of these thefts include unlocked vehicles with items in plain view. The Police Department is offering some tips for residents to help minimize chances of becoming a victim of theft from your vehicle, including: Always lock your vehicle, […]
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Sullivan County Reports 2 Additional COVID-19 Deaths November 23, 2020
Sullivan County health officials reported 2 additional deaths due to COVID-19, and 12 new cases on Friday. No details were given about the deceased residents. As for the new positive cases, the health department said they were determined to be community related. The Health Department recommends that all Sullivan County businesses, schools, and residents take […]
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City Council Members to Support Mask Mandate if Health Department Recommends It November 23, 2020
Last Monday, Kirksville City Council members were polled asking if they would support a mask mandate. Council members Burden, Parks, and Steele were in favor while Chuck Long and Phillip Biston were not. A press release issued Friday by City Manager Mari Macomber, said Long and Biston were not in support then because it was […]
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Friday and Saturday COVID-19 Cases Push Adair County Cases Up to 1,111 November 23, 2020
Additional COVID-19 cases reported in Adair County on Friday and Saturday bring the total number of cases up to 1,111. On Friday, the public health department confirmed 32 cases, and on Saturday, another 17 cases were confirmed. There are 148 active cases and 963 people who have left isolation. A 63-year-old female whose case was […]
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Governor Extends State of Emergency for State November 20, 2020
As COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations continue to rise in Missouri and across the Midwest, Governor Mike Parson yesterday signed Executive Order 20-19 extending the state of emergency in Missouri through March 31st. The extension allows continued flexibility in deploying critical resources around the state as well as the continued utilization of the Missouri National Guard […]
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Adair County Reaches 1062 COVID-19 Cases November 20, 2020
Adair County has now reached 1,062 cases as 18 new cases of COVID-19 were confirmed yesterday. One case is in the higher education sector and 10 reside at addresses with at least one other confirmed case. There are 174 active cases and 888 people who have left isolation. The Adair County Health Department has exceeded […]
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Entertainment News

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Owl found in Rockefeller Christmas tree set to be released
The tiny owl rescued from the Rockefeller Christmas tree after surviving a harrowing, 200-mile journey from Oneonta to Manhattan was set to be released back into the wild Tuesday evening.
Clemson's Swinney still frustrated with FSU postponement
Clemson coach Dabo Swinney remains frustrated about postponing the Tigers game against Florida State, a decision he sees as an insult to his program's credibility.
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Florida man loses pants, boxers in wild Wawa fight
A droopy-drawered pugilist didn’t let losing his pants stop him from wrestling his adversary in a minutes-long caught-on-camera gas-station brawl.
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A Detroit brewery had to call off its latest beer just one day after announcing it over legal objections from a retired Detroit Lions star.
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Pompeo fires back at 'dead wrong' Mattis criticism of 'America First' foreign policy
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo dismissed former Defense Secretary Jim Mattis' criticism of the Trump administration's “America First” foreign policy approach as "dead wrong" on Tuesday.
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