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FEMA Floodplain Changes Would Put Thousands Of Lake Of The Ozarks Homes Under Water

A dramatic change to floodplain maps, proposed by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), has the Lake of the Ozarks community up in arms. Hundreds of citizens attended a town hall meeting on Tuesday, February 25 in Camdenton with concerns they could lose their homes, businesses, and properties due to proposed revisions to FEMA's Floodplain Maps. The FEMA map revisions, if implemented, would impact the entire state of Missouri.

Camden County, MO · 2025-03-11
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Chances for strong to severe storms during second half of Friday increasing

NORTHEAST MISSOURI & SOUTHEAST IOWA — Quiet weather will continue for your Wednesday and Thursday, but things may change come Friday afternoon. Our first severe weather risk of 2025 may impact us on Friday afternoon into early Friday evening. It is a conditional threat for the area, meaning we...

Missouri · 2025-03-12
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4 Missouri Restaurants Just Closed Their Doors & Said Goodbye

The beginning of the year can be difficult for all businesses, but especially restaurants as unpredictable weather can make it tricky to stay open. Unfortunately, there are 4 more Missouri restaurants who recently closed their doors and called it a day. Here are 4 Missouri restaurants who closed just within...

St. Louis, MO · 2025-03-12
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Man, who shot his son’s coach near a group of 9-and-10-year -old children just because he was at odds with the coach over the playing time his son was getting, was found guilty

Missouri – In a shocking incident that has rocked Missouri, a 45-year-old father, identified as D. Clemmons, Arthur, was convicted of shooting his son’s youth football coach, 34-year-old S. Latimore, an act of violence that erupted in front of young players during a practice session. The case, which has drawn widespread attention, underscores the grave consequences of disputes that escalate to violence, particularly in settings meant to instill values of teamwork and respect.

Missouri · 2025-03-11
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Lawmakers consider removing University of Missouri’s exclusive right to certain degrees

A Missouri Senate committee approved legislation that would remove the University of Missouri System’s exclusive rights to certain degree programs. State law currently bars other public colleges from offering research doctorates and first-professional degrees, which includes areas like dentistry and veterinary medicine. Public universities also are only allowed to offer degrees in podiatry, chiropractic, osteopathic […]

Missouri · 2025-03-11

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Edward Jones to layoff local employees during restructuring

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4)—Edward Jones is restructuring, which will include laying off employees. Wednesday afternoon, a spokesperson for Edward Jones sent First Alert 4 the below statement:. “As we continue our journey to serve more clients more completely, Edward Jones will be making changes to its home...

Maryland Heights, MO · 2025-03-12

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Phelps County Sheriff asks for help finding wanted man

The Phelps County Sheriff's Department asked the public for help locating a wanted man. In a post on Facebook, the department asked anyone with information on Gordon J. Harrison to contact law enforcement. The post said that Harrison is wanted for stealing and is also a non-complaint sex offender. The...

Phelps County, MO · 2025-03-12

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Former Jack Cooper employee files class action lawsuit, claims federal law violations

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Jack Cooper Transport, a business with locations in multiple states, including Kansas and Missouri, could soon face a class action lawsuit involving thousands of former employees. The company laid off thousands of employees after it lost a hauling contract with Ford Motor Co. on Jan....

Missouri · 2025-03-12

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Deer Domination In 10 States Where The Wildlife Crisis Escalates

Something is shifting in America’s wilderness, and it’s not going unnoticed. Expanding deer populations are creating challenges for ecosystems, farmers, and drivers alike. With fewer natural controls and shifting environments, some states are feeling the impact more than others. Let’s take a closer look at where this growing crisis is hitting hardest.

Wisconsin · 2025-03-12

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MO-OK troopers stop high speed pursuit

GROVE, Okla. – The Oklahoma Highway Patrol apprehended an individual after a high-speed pursuit through Oklahoma and Missouri on Tuesday morning. Sarah Stewart, OHP spokeswoman, said the pursuit started near Grove around 10 a.m. She said that authorities are not releasing the names of the three individuals in the vehicle. The pursuit left Cayuga Road […]

Grove, OK · 2025-03-11

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Missouri lawmakers advance bill repealing voter-backed sick leave

A Missouri House committee has advanced a bill intended to repeal paid sick leave provisions approved by voters. The Legislative Review Committee discussed House Bill 567, sponsored by Rep. Sherri Gallick, R-Belton, in a hearing that was occasionally contentious. HB 567 seeks to eliminate the paid sick leave requirement included...

Missouri · 2025-03-12

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Missouri energy customers will lose if utility companies are given blank checks

“How much profit is enough?” It was a question posed by an upset electric customer venting at a recent Public Service Commission hearing for an Ameren electricity rate hike. “At the expense of poor people and the elderly that are on fixed incomes,” he continued. The collective frustration made it clear customers are feeling the […]

Missouri · 2025-03-12

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Patrol reports seven arrests in North Missouri March 9 to 11, 2025

The Missouri State Highway Patrol recently released a report detailing the number of arrests made in north Missouri between March 9, 2025, and March 11, 2025. The report indicates that a total of seven individuals were arrested during this time period. Some of the reasons for these arrests include driving while intoxicated, leaving the scene of a crash, and felony warrants.

Missouri · 2025-03-12

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VIDEOS: Watch a Zillion Snow Geese Take Flight Over Missouri

There are few sights like it in Missouri or anywhere else for that matter. New videos show what looks like a zillion snow geese taking flight over Missouri. A user with one of the best names ever (Oreo Speedwaggon) on the Missouri sub-Reddit just shared two videos of snow geese taking flight over Loess Wildlife Refuge in Missouri. They are glorious.

Missouri · 2025-03-12

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Missourians voted for a higher minimum wage and paid sick leave. Both are under attack

Minimum wage workers in Missouri got a raise January 1 — from $12.30 to $13.75 an hour — and in May, they're set to begin accruing paid sick time, too. Missouri voters approved these changes on Election Day with the passage of Proposition A. But those changes are at risk of being held up in court.

Missouri · 2025-03-11

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City officials want to buy up dozens of vacant properties in north St. Louis, many of them owned by Paul McKee

ST. LOUIS — There's a new push to buy back vacant properties that haven't seen development in years in north St. Louis. The Land Clearance for Redevelopment Authority, which is staffed by the St. Louis Development Corporation, began the effort for dozens of properties in north city neighborhoods along Cass Avenue, Elliot Avenue, Laflin Avenue, Magazine Street, Sheridan Avenue, Howard Street, and other streets.

St. Louis, MO · 2025-03-11