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The Woman Behind Fraudulent Graceland Estate Scheme Has Been Arrested
A woman named Lisa Jeanine Findley is at risk of spending 20 years in prison for identity theft and fraud after her attempt at scamming the Presley household over their Graceland property. The Missouri-based woman is now facing federal charges for posing as three different people to get millions of dollars and ownership interest in the estate.
Some Claim a Mammoth Tusk Found in Missouri, But Wait a Second
This is one of those cases where details matter. Have you heard some/many claiming that the tusk of a wooly mammoth was just found in Missouri? You're not alone. There's a big problem with what you're hearing though. I want to be clear that I'm not judging. I've made similar...
GM Buys Enough Solar to Power Assembly Plants in Michigan, Missouri
Last Thursday, GM announced a 15-year renewable energy purchase agreement with NorthStar Clean Energy, a CMS Energy subsidiary, to power three of the automaker's assembly plants. NorthStar’s Newport Solar project in Newport, Arkansas, will support the electricity needs of GM’s Lansing Delta Township Assembly and Lansing Grand River Assembly in...
Afternoon Newscast for August 20, 2024
Rebecca Smith is an award-winning reporter and producer for the KBIA Health & Wealth Desk. Born and raised outside of Rolla, Missouri, she has a passion for diving into often overlooked issues that affect the rural populations of her state – especially stories that broaden people’s perception of “rural” life.
S&T to host Rural Infrastructure Challenge Summit on energy resilience Sept. 13
Missouri S&T will host its second Rural Infrastructure Challenge Summit from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday, Sept. 13 in the university’s Innovation Forum. The event, which is funded by the Public Interest Technology University Network (PITUN), is free, and industry professionals, students, faculty members and rural residents are invited to attend. Participants should register at cvent.me/aEQvL3 by Wednesday, Sept. 4.
Dogs that attacked postal service worker euthanized
Five dogs that attacked and seriously injured a Salem resident were euthanized Friday, according to a Tuesday release from Dent County Prosecuting Attorney Andrew Curley. Curley cited Salem city ordinance and Missouri State Statute RSMo 578.024, which provides that:
Dent County deputies searching for man involved in pursuit
DENT COUNTY, Mo. — Dent County deputies are asking local residents to be on the lookout for a man involved in a vehicle pursuit Tuesday night. According to a Facebook post from the Dent County Sheriff’s Office (DCSO), deputies are in the area of Highway W near County Road 4280 and East Highway 32. They […]
Local CASA volunteer celebrates a decade of service
In a world where moments can easily pass unnoticed, Sonie Trotter has achieved something remarkable: 10 years of heartfelt and impactful service with CASA of South Central Missouri. The post Local CASA volunteer celebrates a decade of service appeared first on Houston Herald.
Foundation opens grants for local not-for-profit groups
The Houston Community Foundation announced the opening of some grants for eligible not-for-profit organizations. The post Foundation opens grants for local not-for-profit groups appeared first on Houston Herald.
St. Louis Weather: Mid-70s to Low 80s with Sunshine Through Thursday
St. Louis, MO – Mild and dry weather will dominate St. Louis and the rest of Missouri through Thursday. Temperatures will stay well below average, offering a refreshing break from the usual August heat. Today’s high reaches 77 degrees. Morning clouds will give way to bright sunshine by afternoon,...
Unite for Good: United Way of Greater St. Louis
Currently, more than 40% of local households struggle to meet basic living expenses on a monthly basis. The United Way of Greater St. Louis is dedicated to building stronger and more equitable communities. The nonprofit works to unite people, resources and funding to meet the needs of a 16-county region in Missouri and Illinois. Each year, it provides assistance to more than one million people—meaning it touches the lives of one in every three people in the St. Louis community.
Prosecutors review case involving former Blue Springs School Board president, pastor
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - The case file involving a well-known member of the Blue Springs community is now in the hands of the Jackson County Prosecutor’s office. The Blue Springs Police Department said it handed over evidence in the Bobby Hawk investigation. The prosecutor’s office said it has the case. The office will eventually decide if charges are warranted against the former school board president and pastor.
The Amazing Evolution Of The Shootout: Lake Of The Ozarks' Most Famous Boat Race
What was once the not-so-humble brainchild of local thrill seekers battling for bragging rights has evolved into an epic extravaganza under a cascade of international acclaim. The Lake of the Ozarks Shootout attracts the fastest powerboating competitors in the U.S.A. and brings fans for miles, playing in the sunshine, enjoying a party on the Lake as they cheer for wildly fast boats.
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