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Powerball, Mega Millions jackpots: Is Missouri ‘due’ for a win?
(NEXSTAR) — After a winner-less weekend, the Powerball and Mega Millions jackpots have surged yet again. Combined, they’re worth an estimated $1.52 billion.
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College of the Ozarks sends 46 students on annual Vocation Trip to Kansas City, March 9-13
POINT LOOKOUT, MO. — Forty-six College of the Ozark students attended the five-day Vocation Trip, traveling to the Kansas City Metro Area to meet with local business leaders and recent graduates, March 9-13.
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Missing Youth Located After a Fall off of a Bluff
The Stone County Sheriff's Office report the rescue of a juvenile that had runaway and fallen down a bluff near Silver Dollar City.
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Missouri bill could legalize psychedelic drug for veterans, adults 21 and older
ST. LOUIS – One bill making rounds in the Missouri Senate would legalize a psychedelic drug for veterans and adults who are at least 21 years old.
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Man Facing Charges of Delivering Drugs
An area man is arrested after allegedly delivering drugs.
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Cold Blast on Last Full Day of Winter, Fire Danger Continues
With the official start of Spring happening on Tuesday, residents in the Lakes Area will get a final cold blast on the last full day of Winter.
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Two Men from Monett Die in Separate Traffic Crashes
Troop D of the Missouri State Highway Patrol work two separate fatality traffic crashes with both victims from the same city.
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Shoreline Work Scheduled on Bull Shoals, Norfork Lakes
Landowners on two area lakes should expect to see maintenance crews on their land over the next few weeks.
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Cape Fair Man Arrested For Incident With Shots Fired
A person is in custody after an incident at a residence near Reeds Spring Jct. on Friday.
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EF-0 Tornado Confirmed Near Ozark Among Storms Causing Damage
The round of severe thunderstorms that moved through the region Thursday did produce a brief tornado.
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Mayor Milton's State of the City Highlights Success and Expectations for Future of Branson
Branson Mayor Larry Milton declared the accomplishment's the city has enjoyed along with a hopeful future during his State of the City address on Tuesday.
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Storms Run Through the Lakes Region
The last few days of winter sees a round of spring-like storms roar through the Lakes Region Thursday afternoon and evening.
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Kathryn McAllister Named First Branson Bank Veteran of the Quarter for 2024
A program honoring area veterans is underway again for 2024.
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Severe Weather Chances Increase UPDATE
Forecasters with the National Weather Service have increased the chances for severe weather as a front moves through today.
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Missouri Attorney General sues Florida-based realty firm for deceptive practices
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – The office of Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey filed a lawsuit on Wednesday against Florida-based MV Realty for deceptive marketing practices toward Missouri homeowners.
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Two Serious Injury Traffic Crashes in Stone County
The Missouri State Highway Patrol works a pair of traffic crashes in Stone County late in the day Wednesday.
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Fenton stepping down as Branson Alderman
The city of Branson will soon need to appoint another alderman to serve Ward II after Alderman Cody Fenton announced he will be stepping down from the position.
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Convention Center Year End Report Looks to Future Goals and 2023 Success
The 2023 Year End Convention Center Report highlights success in Branson and future goals.
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Bruce Smith is Branson Employee of the Month
Public Works and Engineering Equipment Operator Bruce Smith is the Branson government's employee of the month.
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Missouri House panel debates legislation to change the initiative petition process
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Legislation to make it harder for voters to amend the state’s constitution is moving forward inside the Missouri Capitol.
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Thunderstorm Chances Ramp-Up Today and Thursday
Scattered strong to severe thunderstorms are in the forecast for the next couple of days.
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Hurley Superintendent Leaves For Position in Webb City
A Lakes Area School Superintendent is leaving for another position at the end of the school year.
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Bill would require meal breaks for Missouri employees
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Missouri employees are currently not entitled to a meal break or a lunch hour under state law. A new bill aims to change that.
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Information Gathering Continues for New TRL Chamber Economic Development Director
The recently hired Economic Development Director for the Table Rock Lake Chamber of Commerce has listened a lot in his first few weeks on the job.
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Diamond City Seeking Applications for Mayor, Treasurer
After a week which saw most of the city officials resign then withdraw those resignations, Diamond City is now looking to fill two of the positions still vacant.
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