Author: Katie White

Fire officials talk how to stay safe while keeping warm

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St. Francis Medical Center held its very first provider open house

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Local community supporting Benton family after devastating house fire

Vehicle stopped by deputies right before hitting lake after the brakes malfunctioned

Wayne County Jail is transitioning to digital mail

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Over 20 years of Friendsgiving at Fuzzy’s Tavern

Kentucky State Police say look out for bears on Black Friday — teddy bears

Scammers are making fake arrest warrants to get people to pay out

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Circuit court judge upholds Missouri’s ban on gender-affirming healthcare for teens

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Here’s what viewers have to say about E. coli breakouts

Overcapacity — 151 animals in need of homes in McCracken County

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A fourth Illinois law maker is co-sponsoring the bill to impose mail scanning

Crash responder safety week reminds drivers to move over, it’s the law

Man wanted by police after crashing a stolen vehicle into a Carbondale house

Hitting a deer could cost you more than $6000, here are some ways to prevent a collision

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A new natural gas plant in Dexter is set to begin operations in the coming weeks

A protester's sign reads, "Fight Fascism. It's a good hill to Rye on." This is a reference to City Council Member Ginger Rye-Sanders.

People are protesting the objections three Carbondale city council candidates are facing

Deer hunters can give back to their communities through Share the Harvest

“Go Beyond Thanks Campaign” asks people to do more on Veteran’s Day

Delta R-V student in custody

A man serves spaghetti to two men at the annual spaghetti day event

Annual Spaghetti Day put on by Parks and Recreation Foundation

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What’s next with Missouri’s Amendment 3

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Harris delivers concession speech, telling supporters to keep fighting

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Missourians made their way to the polls despite heavy rains

St. Francios County Emergency Management strongly urges residents to evacuate before dam fails

People walk on the sidewalk in front of a wall with a mural for Cape Girardeau. The river is seen to the right of the photo.

Here’s what some people in Cape Girardeau have to say about voting

State charges dismissed on former Cape city councilman

Missouri parents are concerned kids will knock on sex offenders’ doors Halloween night

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Christian boarding school staffer charged with abuse, another pleads guilty

A lobby for the new walk-in clinic at Mercy Southeast

Mercy Southeast’s new primary care walk-in clinic opened just in time for flu season

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Politically themed floats made an appearance in SEMO’s homecoming parade

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Purchasing a vehicle through an individual online could be a financial loss

Non-profit organization says mail scanning in prisons is dehumanizing

‘A quiet, steady flame’ Thelma Mothershed-Wair dies at 83

Mail scanning as a possible solution to IDOC drug exposures

On the Kentucky ballot: voting rights and educational funding

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IDOC workers protest to end drug exposures in the workplace

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On the Missouri ballot in November: abortion rights, sports betting, and minimum wage

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Missouri State driver license testing is changing

Organizers Setting Up For Tomorrows Vintage Now Fashion Show

Vintage Now fashion show raises over $169,500 to help Safe House of Southeast Missouri

Traffic stop leads to arrest of Illinois man now facing charges of drug possession

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