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- MORNING GLORY: There is a lot of news, but only one 'story' history will focus on June 17, 2025President Trump's 'masterful ambiguity' in the Iran-Israel conflict showcases his strategic approach, allowing Israel to strike Iran while maintaining diplomatic flexibility.
- Foreign students who hate America don't deserve visas — and we have tools to stop them June 17, 2025Social media screening for student visa applicants would strengthen national security and let legitimate students study here, says a former foreign service officer.
- Prince Harry, Meghan Markle facing major staff turnover dubbed a ‘bloodbath’: expert June 17, 2025Four staff members leave Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's team. Royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams claimed about 20 employees have departed since their move to California in 2020.
- LIZ PEEK: Trump's Army celebration offers startling split screen with angry Democrats June 17, 2025America watched inspiring and patriotic celebrations of the Army's 250th birthday on Saturday in contrast with Democrats jeering veterans and leading anti-Trump protests.
- Meet the 80-year-old man who held a plank for 50 minutes — and learn how he stays fit June 17, 2025Florida man Bob Schwartz, 80, sets record by holding a plank for 50 minutes at Ocean Reef Fitness Club, showcasing extraordinary core strength and earning the nickname "The Plankster."
- GOV GAVIN NEWSOM: Trump is trying to destroy our democracy. Do not let him June 17, 2025Our democracy is at risk as federal agents conduct mass deportations in California, with citizens detained and military forces deployed without state request.
- Democratic leaders accuse Trump of legitimizing political violence that led to Minnesota shootings June 17, 2025Democratic politicians blamed President Trump for a violent political atmosphere in the wake of a Minnesota state lawmaker being murdered and another injured in a pair of shootings.
- Helene-ravaged river town reopens for visitors: 'It felt like victory' June 17, 2025A cafe owner tells FOX, “I came back on Sunday after the storm and I had to crawl through my windows to get inside." Many other business owners are still cleaning and repainting just to open their doors.
- Two Revolutionary War letters are reunited at Fort Ticonderoga after 250 years apart June 17, 2025Historic letters between Benedict Arnold and John Stevens were recently brought together at Fort Ticonderoga in New York, documenting Arnold's thoughts after the fort's capture.
- Fake cop suspected in lawmaker assassination had extensive security training before 'targeted' attack June 17, 2025Vance Boelter allegedly used police uniform and silicon mask to target Minnesota lawmakers in separate shootings, raising questions about his access to law enforcement equipment.
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- Murder/Suicide Confirmed in Douglas County June 16, 2025Ava, MO. – This weekend, a murder-suicide case took place in Douglas County. The Douglas County Sheriff’s Office confirmed this event, with a local resident, Cody Ruble, shooting his parents and then himself. Previous incidents had reportedly taken place between Cody Ruble and his parents, William and Tina Ruble. Douglas County Sheriff Chris Degase speaks about […]Daniel Williams
- Harriet Fern Trail June 16, 2025Graveside services for Harriet Fern Trail, 89, Dora, Missouri, will be held at 10:00 a.m., Wednesday, June 25, 2025, at Hale Cemetery, Dora, Missouri. Mrs. Trail passed away at 8:25 a.m., Saturday, June 14, 2025, at NHC HealthCare. She was born April 8, 1936, at Dora, Missouri, to Benjamin and Jean Murdy Collins. On June […]Administrator
- Scam Alert June 16, 2025Please beware of yet another scam that is going around, this time posing as the DMV and asking you to pay a traffic ticket or lose your license. This is a scam and you will not be reached by text in these cases. We spoke with Chief of Police Daryl Childers from the Thayer Police […]James Hurtt
- Mountain View Couple Facing Drug and Child Endangerment Charges June 16, 2025On Sunday June 15th Officers with the Mountain View Police Department and Howell County Sherriff’s office executed a search warrant for suspected narcotics on a home in Mountain View. When officers arrived, they found two children at the home with no supervision. The two suspects, Shelly Bradenburg and Franklin Bradenburg arrived at the location and […]James Hurtt
- Howell County Reserve Deputy Glen Moore Receives FBI Leadership Award June 16, 2025From the Howell County Sherriff’s Office: The Howell County Sheriff’s Office is proud to recognize Reserve Deputy Glen Moore for his incredible service, leadership, and recent honor received from the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Special Agent in Charge (SAC) Chris Crocker recently presented Deputy Moore with the prestigious FBI Director’s Community Leadership Award, recognizing […]James Hurtt
- Update: Vehicle Has Been Recovered June 16, 2025From the West Plains Police Department: The car has been recovered. Vehicle Stolen from the 1400 Block of Second Street in West Plains this morning. If you have information about this vehicle please contact the West Plains Police Department Dispatch center at 417-256-2244 or send us an email to crimetips@westplains.gov. The post Update: Vehicle Has […]James Hurtt
- West Plains Parks and Recreation June 16, 2025Unfortunately with all of the rain late last week and this weekend, the fields are still unplayable. With that being said, all Youth Baseball/Softball games for this evening, June 16th, have been canceled and will be rescheduled to the end of the season. West Plains Park and Recreation appreciate your cooperation and understanding as they […]Gary Lee
- Frogging Season Begins June 30th June 16, 2025From the Missouri Department of Conservation: JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Get outside and discover nature this summer during frogging season! The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) reminds the public that frogging season begins June 30 at sunset and runs through Oct. 31. Anyone with a fishing permit or small game hunting permit may go frogging […]James Hurtt
- Howell County Sheriff’s Office Reports: 6-16-25 June 16, 2025The post Howell County Sheriff’s Office Reports: 6-16-25 appeared first on Ozark Radio News.Daniel Williams
- Howell-Oregon Electric Cooperative Shares Heat Safety Tips for Outdoor Workers June 16, 2025As summer temperatures rise, Howell-Oregon Electric Cooperative, Inc. (HOEC) is reminding workers and community members of the importance of preventing heat stress while working outdoors. To stay safe in the heat, HOEC recommends the following precautions: Hydrate often — don’t wait until you’re thirsty. Take breaks in shaded or air-conditioned areas. Plan work schedules to […]Thom Hoglen