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On Your Side: Aurora, Mo., customers say Liberty Utilities’ electric bills skyrocketed into the thousands with little explanation
AURORA, Mo. (KY3) - People in Aurora say they are experiencing sticker shock from Liberty Utilities, with electric bills skyrocketing into the thousands and little explanation from the company. Sara Hooker says she hasn’t received a bill since last year — now she owes thousands. “It went up....
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Kansas underground nuclear reactor passes a hurdle but critics say it doesn't have solid finances
Deep Fission, the company planning a one-mile underground nuclear reactor in Parsons, Kansas, has passed a regulatory milestone, but at the same time is facing new financial questions. A financial research organization has raised questions about the viability of the project. Then, four stockholder rights law firms throughout the U.S....
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More Than Brothers, More Than Banners
MIAMI, OKLA. – For brothers Corbin and Cohen Brown, showing sheep has become more than a livestock project. It has become a shared passion that has taught them responsibility, hard work and the importance of supporting one another both inside and outside the show ring. The Brown brothers, of...
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This 50,000-Square-Foot Missouri Antique Mall Packs More Than 300 Booths Under One Roof
You could walk in here with an hour to spare and lose the whole afternoon instead. This Missouri antique mall spreads more than 300 booths across 50,000 square feet, so there is a lot to dig through before you even think about leaving. One booth might be packed with vintage...
KYTV
On Your Side: Ozarks roofer avoids prison time, ordered to pay nearly $140K in restitution
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - Editor’s note: The business mentioned in the story below is Midwest Roofing Commercial and Residential and is not Midwest Roofing located in Eldon and Springfield, nor Midwest Roofing and Supply in Springfield. An Ozarks contractor accused of taking thousands of dollars from homeowners without completing...
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webbcity.net
Use tax is making up for decline in sales tax revenue
Webb City’s 2026-27 budget was accepted on first reading Monday by the City Council. Pending final approval on Oct. 12, it will take effect on Nov. 1. In preparing the budget, city staff members normally estimate the primary source of revenue, the 1-cent sales taxe, will be the same as the current year, while hoping it increases.
fourstateshomepage.com
Housing costs rise as grocery and gas prices climb
(KODE/KSNF) — Organizations assisting low-income households are seeing an increase in people needing help as gas and groceries continue to increase in cost. “There’s also a shortage of affordable housing in our region right now, and it’s a struggle nationwide, it’s not just unique to Joplin,” said One Joplin Executive Director Nicole Brown. “If your housing is not stable, nothing in your life is going to feel stable.”
theactiveage.com
The corner of Kansas where coal was king
PITTSBURG — Looking up at a machine that stands 160 feet tall and weighs 9.3 million pounds, one realizes that calling it Big Brutus is inadequate. And that’s why people still drive to the southeast corner of Kansas, in what was once King Coal Country, to see the gigantic powered shovel. It’s the centerpiece of the Big Brutus Museum in West Mineral, about 20 miles southwest of Pittsburg.
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High diesel costs force local food trucks to rethink routes
(KODE/KSNF) — We all know it's pricey at the pump right now and especially for food trucks which have to fill up on diesel to deliver great food to hungry diners. Madison Miller is a big fan of Ghetto Tacos. "The, I'm going to say this wrong, quesabirria tacos...