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- Biden signs legislation nullifying DC criminal code changes March 21, 2023President Biden signed a measure on Monday that nullified the overhaul of the criminal code of the nation's capital. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy and Republicans hailed the move.
- DJ Fluker, former first-round draft pick, appears in shape and ready for NFL comeback attempt March 21, 2023Former Alabama star lineman D.J. Fluker was back in the gym as he gets ready to attempt an NFL comeback after missing the last two seasons.
- Manchin blasts Biden's ESG veto, accuses him of putting 'radical policy agenda' ahead of economic security March 21, 2023Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., has taken aim at President Biden over his ESG veto, accusing the president of prioritizing a “radical policy agenda" over the economic desires of Americans.
- Mountain lion attacks man sitting in Colorado outdoor hot tub March 21, 2023A man is recovering after a mountain lion clawed his head at a vacation rental home in Colorado. Wildlife officials say the man and his wife did the right thing in response.
- New Mexico Gov. Grisham to abusive and neglectful state caregivers: ‘We are coming’ March 21, 2023Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham announced that New Mexico plans to hold abusive and neglectful caretakers accountable after several individuals have died while under care.
- 'Star Wars' and 'Harry Potter' actor Paul Grant dead at 56 after collapsing at train station March 21, 202356-year-old actor Paul Grant died after collapsing at King's Cross Station in London. He was pronounced brain-dead after being transferred to the hospital.
- Texas student dies after school shooting; juvenile suspect’s motive unclear March 21, 2023A juvenile suspect faces a capital murder charge after he allegedly opened fire outside Lamar High School in Arlington, Texas, striking and killing another male student.
- Small businesses sue Biden administration over federal agency 'picking winners and losers' based on race March 21, 2023The Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty is challenging a federal agency created by the Biden administration that is committed to helping only certain American ethnicities, claiming it violates the Constitution.
- North Korean human rights remain virtually non-existent, State Department finds March 21, 2023Human rights remain virtually non-existent in communist North Korea, according to the U.S. State Department's annual Country Reports on Human Rights Practices.
- Saudi Arabia releases American prisoner sentenced to 19 years over tweets March 21, 2023A joint U.S.-Saudi Arabian citizen was released from a Saudi prison this week, despite facing a sentence of 19 years. Saad Almadi was convicted of criticizing the regime.
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- West Plains Arts Alliance Update 3-21-23 March 21, 2023West Plains, MO. – With shows coming and going, and Spring starting to come into full-swing, many different events will be taking place in the City of West Plains. For […] The post West Plains Arts Alliance Update 3-21-23 first appeared on Ozark Radio News.Daniel Williams
- Man Arrested in Nov. Transported to Baxter County to Face Charges March 21, 2023Mountain Home, AR. – A man who was arrested in November of last year for breaking into vending machines and writing hot checks has been identified and transported to the […] The post Man Arrested in Nov. Transported to Baxter County to Face Charges first appeared on Ozark Radio News.Daniel Williams
- Birthdays 3-21-23 March 21, 2023Mary Shanks The post Birthdays 3-21-23 first appeared on Ozark Radio News.Staff
- West Plains Police St. Patrick’s Day DWI campaign makes multiple arrests March 21, 2023West Plains, MO. – Throughout the evening of March 17, 2023, officers with the West Plains Police Department conducted a Driving While Impaired Saturation Campaign for the Saint Patrick’s Day […] The post West Plains Police St. Patrick’s Day DWI campaign makes multiple arrests first appeared on Ozark Radio News.Nate Hudson
- Woman receives 10 years in prison for Stansbury murder March 21, 2023Salem, AR. – The mother of convicted murderer Jacoby Goehler has accepted a plea deal in court for her role. On Monday, March 20, 2023, Jennifer Harnden accepted a plea deal […] The post Woman receives 10 years in prison for Stansbury murder first appeared on Ozark Radio News.Nate Hudson
- Rising Food Prices Have Us Changing Our Shopping Patterns March 21, 2023Rising Food... The post Rising Food Prices Have Us Changing Our Shopping Patterns first appeared on Ozark Radio News.Administrator
- Oregon County Sheriff’s Office reports for March 20, 2023 March 20, 2023Alton Police Department – Arrest On 03/15/2023, the Alton Police Department arrested Cody Davis of Alton on a failure to appear warrant for Failed to register vehicle and operating a […] The post Oregon County Sheriff’s Office reports for March 20, 2023 first appeared on Ozark Radio News.Nate Hudson
- West Plains School Board Meeting set for March 21, 2023 March 20, 2023 Nate Hudson
- David Kenneth Holland March 20, 2023David Kenneth Holland David Kenneth Holland Funeral services for David Kenneth Holland, 81, West Plains, Missouri, will be held at 2:00 p.m., Friday, March 31, 2023, at First Baptist Church, […] The post David Kenneth Holland first appeared on Ozark Radio News.Administrator
- Missouri A.G. Announces Emergency Regulation on Gender Transition Interventions for Minors March 20, 2023JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey announced today that his office is issuing an emergency regulation clarifying that, because gender transition interventions are experimental, they are covered […] The post Missouri A.G. Announces Emergency Regulation on Gender Transition Interventions for Minors first appeared on Ozark Radio News.Nate Hudson