News Archives - Page 41 of 165

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.

President Trump is getting praise from pro-life groups for several of the pro-life actions he took during his first week.

Governor Kehoe ordered U.S. and Missouri flags to be flown at half-staff at government buildings in Oregon County, and firehouses statewide.

The Shafer family in Alton has undergone more unplanned emergencies. They could use community support to handle some of the finances.

President Trump’s Department of Government Efficiency is investigating eliminating penny production to save taxpayers money.

Saudi Arabia’s crown prince said his kingdom wants to invest $600 billion in the United States over the next four years.

Newly elected President Trump pardoned 23 pro-life activists Thursday in an Executive Order the day before the annual March for Life.

President Trump’s State Department issued a “one flag policy” on Tuesday, dictating that only the Stars and Stripes can be flown.

Governor Kehoe prioritized public safety by signing six executive orders and officially launching Safer Missouri public safety initiative.