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Arrest warrants are now issued for three people believed to be involved in the homicide of 25 year old Chance Davis on June 27th in the 800 block of West Street in Mexico. According to Mexico Public Safety the warrants have been issued for 22 year old Deyton Curtis-Fisher of Mexico, 25 year old Timothy…
Ripley Entertainment Settles Lawsuit
The company that owns the duck boat that sank in Table Rock Lake near Branson in July killing 17 people has settled the first of several lawsuits filed in response to the accident. The children William and Janice Bright of Higginsville filed the suit soon after the July 19 accident. The terms of the agreement…
Paris Teen Injured In Audrain County Accident
A Paris teen is recovering from moderate injuries following a one-car accident in Audrain County yesterday morning (Thursday). According to the Missouri Highway Patrol it happened on Missouri 15 at Route T when a 16-year-old boy was driving a 2014 Ford Mustang. The vehicle hydroplaned, ran off the right side of the roadway and overturned….
Laurann Webber Excellence In Teaching 2024 Award Winners
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