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- New Orleans ex-inmates file lawsuit against prosecutor's office that helped free them December 6, 2022A lawsuit has been filed by two men suing the prosecutor's office that helped free them from prison. The men are seeking compensation from the district attorney's office.
- Boston planning to open 11 wastewater testing sites across the city to help monitor COVID-19 spikes December 6, 2022Eleven wastewater testing sites may be opening across Boston soon. This comes as COVID-19 levels in wastewater across the region are beginning to rise.
- Milwaukee parents blame liberal district attorney's soft bail laws for son's death in car crash December 6, 2022Milwaukee parents spoke out on their son's tragic death, arguing 20-year-old Danari Peer would still be alive if the district attorney was tougher on crime
- Semafor climate editor exits after complaining to bosses about site's 'over-dependence on Chevron sponsorship' December 6, 2022Bill Spindle, climate editor of the recently-launched Semafor, announced he is leaving the digital outlet, citing its "over-dependence on Chevron sponsorship."
- God went down to Georgia: Dem Warnock brings religion into Senate runoff campaign against conservative Walker December 6, 2022Religion is front and center of the Georgia Senate runoff where incumbent Democratic Sen. Raphael Warnock is a senior pastor and GOP nominee Herschel Walker has spoke openly about faith
- Chicago weekend gun violence sees 17 wounded, 4 killed December 6, 2022Chicago police on Monday said that there were at least 17 people wounded and four killed in 13 shooting incidents that happened across the Windy City over the weekend.
- Stubborn weather pattern to bring rain, flooding to nation's midsection December 6, 2022A stubborn weather pattern is expected to bring heavy rain and flooding over the nation's midsection this week as snow spreads over the Rockies and Plains.
- Race forecaster shifts Georgia Senate runoff race from Toss-up to Leans Democratic December 6, 2022Early voting in the Georgia Senate runoff has shattered multiple single-day in-person voting records during the early voting period that concluded on Friday.
- Putin holds council meeting on domestic security following 3 airbase 'explosions' December 6, 2022Russian President Vladimir Putin called a meeting with his security council to discuss his nation's domestic defenses amid several explosions reported on Russian airbases.
- Randy Moss jokes about why he refused to go to Tennessee to play college football December 6, 2022Randy Moss and Peyton Manning could've been wearing white and orange together if it wasn't for the quarterback's lack of punctuality, the wide receiver joked.
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- Viola Teen Injured in Rollover Crash near West Plains December 6, 2022West Plains, MO. – A Viola, Arkansas teen is receiving medical treatment after being in a crash that caused her vehicle to overturn. According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol report, […]Nate Hudson
- New Physician to Begin at TCMH Board Hears at Monthly Meeting December 6, 2022Houston, MO—Texas County Memorial Hospital has inked a contract with Amit Shah, MD, a family medicine physician from Nixa, board members heard at their monthly meeting on Tuesday. Shah learned […]Nate Hudson
- West Plains FFA Wins First Place at 2nd Annual Tiger Invitational Livestock Judging Contest December 6, 2022West Plains, MO. – The West Plains FFA livestock judging team competed on Saturday, December 3rd at the 2nd Annual Tiger Invitational Livestock Judging Contest at Mizzou. The team competed […]Nate Hudson
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- Ozark Marketing donates $5,000 to Martha Vance Samaritan Outreach Center December 6, 2022West Plains, MO. – Ozark Marketing, parent company of Ozark Radio News and the Ozark Radio Network, donated $5,000 to the Martha Vance Samaritan Outreach Center in West Plains. The […]Nate Hudson
- Howell County Sheriff’s Office Arrests Dec. 6, 2022 December 6, 2022 Nate Hudson
- Missouri Releases November 2022 General Revenue Report December 6, 2022JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Missouri State Budget Director Dan Haug announced on Monday, December 5, 2022 that net general revenue collections for November 2022 grew 4.8 percent compared to those […]Nate Hudson
- Bettye Fowler December 5, 2022Bettye Fowler Bettye Fowler A memorial service for Catherine Elizabeth Blackshire Fowler, known as Bettye to all, 95, West Plains, Missouri, will be held at 1:00 p.m., Saturday, December 10, […]Administrator
- David Driskell December 5, 2022David Driskell David Driskell Funeral services for David Driskell, 74, Pomona, Missouri, will be held at 10:00 a.m., Saturday, December 10, 2022 in the Langston Street Chapel of Robertson-Drago Funeral […]Administrator
- Ava Man Charged for Sexual Exploiting Child & Child Porn December 5, 2022West Plains, Mo. – An Ava man was arrested last week following an investigation that began with the discovery of child pornography at a house that was being torn down. Harold […]Nate Hudson