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Multiple state officials and entities filed an appeal Friday with the Missouri Supreme Court to challenge a Jackson County judge's decision that struck down many abortion restrictions.
Judge …
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By Max Quinn and Emilia Hansen, Missouri News Network
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7/22/26
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When Ozark Fisheries was founded in 1926, most of Route 66 was still a dirt road.
That didn’t stop Charles Furrow and Frederick Lawrence Bailliere from starting what would become one of the …
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By Emily Early, Missouri News Network
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7/22/26
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All pregnancy-related death in Missouri linked to mental health conditions, including substance use disorders, could have been prevented, according to a new five-year report from the Missouri …
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By Najifa Farhat, Missouri News Network
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7/22/26
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WASHINGTON — In missing persons cases, every second is important. As the minutes and hours tick by, they could be the difference between life and death.
For people with intellectual …
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By Kennedy Voss, Missouri News Network
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7/22/26
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Voters will be asked on Aug. 4 if the legislature should be required to phase out individual income tax while removing limits in the Missouri Constitution on sales and other taxes on goods and …
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By Peter S. Pynadath, Missouri News Network
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7/22/26
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In the spring of 2021, Cecilia Williams lost her son, daughter-in-law and grandson to a drunken driver.
Williams, who lives in Bonne Terre, is now raising the two orphaned grandchildren who …
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By Leore Tai, Missouri News Network
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7/22/26
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Steven Ray Fisher, known to many as “Big Fish,” passed away on Monday, June 29, 2026, at his home in Owensville, surrounded by the place and the life he had built with steady hands, quiet …
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7/22/26
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With a former local star player, head coach and current highly-respected basketball teacher running the show, a soon-to-open complex in the area is preparing to open with the goal of rivaling sports …
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By Dave Roberts, Sports Writer
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7/22/26
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Throughout the majority of the summer, Hermann area baseball and softball teams competed under the umbrella of the Washington Youth Sports Association (WYSA).
Several of those teams recently saw …
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By Will Johnson, Sports Editor
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7/22/26
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HERMANN – It was a crowd size that Hermann has not seen for many years. And it produced a traffic jam to match.
As visitors tried to leave downtown Hermann Monday afternoon after being on hand …
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By Buck Collier, Special Correspondent
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7/22/26
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Don’t sleep on the cancer prevention benefits of a healthy breakfast. Whether it’s oatmeal, whole-wheat toast, berries in Greek yogurt or other healthy combinations — starting the morning with …
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by Dr. Graham Colditz, Siteman Cancer Center
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7/22/26
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Bobby G. Chaplin, 33, of rural Gerald was arrested on allegations child sex crimes according to the Missouri State Highway Patrol.
The arrest followed an investigation by the patrol’s Special …
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7/22/26
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For the last several months, the Gerald Board of Aldermen have discussed improvements they would like to see at both City and Legion parks. A wide array of projects have been discussed.
City …
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By Linda Trest, Staff Writer
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7/22/26
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The Owensville Police Department (OPD) is in the running for a $28,985.50 grant through the Blue Shield Program according to Police Chief Scott Griffith.
In his report to the Owensville Board of …
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By Christine Yearwood, Republican Staff Writer
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7/22/26
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Owensville Parks and Recreation Department (OPRD) Director Angela Lairmore reports a very successful year so far with increased revenue and high turnouts for several offerings.
Approaching the …
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By Christine Yearwood, Republican Staff Writer
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7/22/26
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BLAND — After drawing more than 1,200 people to its Fourth of July celebration, the city of Bland is already looking ahead to another major community event this fall.
During the July 13 Bland …
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By Edward Gehlert, Staff Writer
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7/22/26
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Missouri’s Fiscal Year 2027 budget is now in effect following the Governor’s approval of the state’s operating and capital improvement appropriations bills.
The budget authorizes …
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By State Rep. Bruce Sassmann, Missouri’s 61st District
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7/22/26
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The Ziploc bag gaped open obscenely, its filmy girth impaled atop an empty glass. Tiny drips of soapy water collected at each corner. Foggy shapes and patterns tattooed the bag’s surface, leaving …
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By Robin Garrison Leach
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7/22/26
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On August 4, Missouri voters will be asked to vote for 8.5 billion in new sales taxes on goods and services in exchange for eliminating the state income tax.
The proponents of Amendment 5 have …
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By Paul Hamby
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7/22/26
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A dvertising on TV promoting vote “Yes” on Amendment 5 sprang up almost the instant Gov. Mike Kehoe signed the order to place it on the August primary ballot.
That was my first gut feeling …
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By Dennis Warden, Publisher
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7/22/26
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