News Archives - Page 33 of 158

The recent seismic activity in Santorini has concerned the local population and geologists. Residents must stay informed and prepared.

New recruits have surged with Trump in office for less than a month and Hegseth as the new defense secretary.

Although your child may attend school, that does not mean he is literate. National testing has shown that school closures did more harm.

On February 2, Punxsutawney Phil came out and saw his shadow, forecasting six more weeks of winter weather.

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Presidential adviser Elon Musk wants legislation to be shorter, simpler, and more readable for the average American.

The Alton Wild Arrows Christian Homeschool Co-Op Group will hold an informational meeting for the Spring 2025 semester.

Smith makes big decisions about what goes on the floor to be voted on. Here are some measures he cast his ballot on.

The MDC will host a free “Field to Freezer” workshop. This class will teach the basics of deer processing.

Several local house fires have wrung through our community. While many are experiencing devastating loss, the community can help out.

The Missouri Department of Conservation hosts a prescribed burn workshop at Twin Pines Conservation Education Center (CEC) in Winona

MODOT plans to close US Route 160 in Oregon County. Missouri crews will perform bridge inspections.  It will close in both directions.

US Court of Federal Claims Judge Bonilla found that the Coast Guard did not administer its COVID-19 vaccine policy correctly.