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Missouri veteran facing June execution reflects on murder case, family and faith
David Hosier sat down with The Star for an interview at Potosi Correctional Center. The 69 year old served with the U.S. Navy and the Jefferson City Fire Department before landing on death row.
Power outages, flooding, and large hail reported across Mid-Missouri Sunday
Severe storms worked across Mid-Missouri Sunday afternoon after the morning round brought heavy rain and power outages. Large hail in Lake Ozark captured by Bill Pittenger. Very large hail was reported near the Lake of the Ozarks, with egg size reported in Osage Beach, and golf ball to baseball size hail around Laurie and Gravois The post Power outages, flooding, and large hail reported across Mid-Missouri Sunday appeared first on ABC17NEWS.
Storm assessment underway following Sunday's severe weather
Some people spent a good portion of their Memorial Day cleaning up from storm damage. Potential to confirmed tornadoes were reported in southern Illinois, southeast Missouri and western Kentucky from Sunday morning and Sunday night's storms. The National Weather Service in Paducah sent at least two damage survey teams to...
Spotting white squirrels in Missouri is more common than you'd think. Here's why
ST. PETERS, Mo. — Spring has sprung for squirrels across the St. Louis region, and some rare members of the tree rodent family are being spotted around the area. Tom, a 5 On Your Side viewer from St. Peters, recently sent meteorologist Tracy Hinson pictures of a snow-white squirrel frolicking in his yard on Saturday. The unique occurrence is more common than many may think in Missouri.
Dog escapes attack from group of coyotes that jumped 7-foot tall fence
VAN NUYS, California (KCAL, KCBS) — A Van Nuys family says that their beloved dog is recovering after surviving an attack from a trio of coyotes that hopped the 7-foot tall fence of their yard this week. It happened on Tuesday at around 10:30 p.m. when the family’s dogs...
Family wants lawmakers to change state law following Mizzou hazing case
After a former Mizzou student was sentenced to jail time for hazing, Danny Santulli's family hopes Missouri lawmakers will consider passing legislation to prevent a similar situation from happening again.
Storm damage seen through parts of Southeast Missouri
(KBSI) – Severe weather ripped through parts of Southeast Missouri early Sunday morning. Power is currently out all over Sikeston due to downed powerlines from this morning’s storm. New Madrid County Deputies, along with emergency personnel have worked several accidents on I-55 and US Hwy 60 involving overturned...
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