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Police · Canada

Over 5.2 million pools sold across the U.S. and Canada are under recall after reports of nine deaths

61% Center coverage: 185 sources

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US Politics · United States

Trump Administration Canceled a $4.9B Loan Guarantee for a Line to Deliver Green Power

39% Left coverage: 51 sources

The Trump administration on Wednesday canceled a $4.9 billion federal loan guarantee for a new high-voltage transmission line for delivering solar and wind-generated electricity from the Midwest to the eastern U.S., but the company indicated that project would go forward anyway. See the Story

FBI · Stuttgart

Government Impersonation Scams on the Rise in South Carolina, FBI Warns

66% Center coverage: 6 sources

COLUMBIA, S.C. (WCBD) -- The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is warning of an uptick in scammers posing as law enforcement over the phone, which has led to South Carolinians being swindled out of hundreds of thousands of dollars. Nearly 300 people in South Carolina reported being victims of government impersonation scams between January 1 and June 18, resulting in $1.7 million in financial losses, according to data provided by the FBI Colu…See the Story

Trump Approves Disaster Declaration for Memorial Weekend Storms

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. - The office of Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe announced today that President Donald Trump approved a disaster declaration for the Memorial Day weekend storms that impacted the state between May 23-26. The severe weather during Memorial Day weekend brought storms, hail, flooding and heavy rain to the Missouri region. According to Kehoe's Office, this is the fifth major disaster declaration this year for Missouri. Other disaster…Memorial Day · United States See the Story

Police arrest Hopkinsville man for theft | NewsRadio 1230 AM/99.3 FM | Hopkinsville's News Leader | Hopkinsville, Kentucky

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Hopkinsville Police arrested 49-year-old Curry Hopper of Hopkinsville on Wednesday after he reportedly stole a trailer and yard equipment from a business. A business owner on Country Club Lane contacted law enforcement after a drop trailer, two push lawn mowers and a weed eater were stolen off the property. Law enforcement located security cameras that reportedly showed Hopper coming to the business three separate times and taking the missing it…Hopkinsville · Hopkinsville See the Story

Four Willow Springs Officers Recognized at Council Meeting

Officer Templemere, Officer McGinnis, Officer Barnhouse, and Assistant Police Chief Ryan Boyle all received commendations at last night’s Willow Springs Council meeting. Police Chief Wes Ellison commented on their professionalism, investigative skills, and bravery while responding to various calls. Congratulations, gentlemen! The post Four Willow Springs Officers Recognized at Council Meeting appeared first on Ozark Radio News.Willow Springs, Missouri · Willow Springs Read Article

West Plains R-VII Board of Education to Hold Special Session July 30

The West Plains R-VII School District Board of Education will convene for a Special Session Meeting on Wednesday, July 30, at 12:00 p.m. at the district’s Central Office. The meeting will begin with standard opening items, including roll call, quorum establishment, and approval of the agenda. Following that, the board will move into a Closed Executive Session, pursuant to Missouri law, to discuss matters related to legal issues, real estate tran…West Plains · West Plains Read Article

Cave City Prepares for 45th Annual Watermelon Festival: A Sweet Slice of Summer Tradition

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Warrant Issued for Former Oregon County Ambulance Director

Alton, Mo. — A warrant has been issued in Oregon County for the arrest of the former director of the Oregon County Ambulance District for allegedly embezzling nearly $30,000 from a donation-based fund intended to support first responders. Kenneth A. McKenzie, who resigned from his position on October 14, 2024, is accused of making dozens of unauthorized cash withdrawals from a Community First Banking account set up by the Ambulance District. The…Alton · Alton Read Article

Houston School Announces Free Meals For Students

From the Houston School District: We’re thrilled to announce that for the second year in a row, all enrolled students at Houston Schools will receive FREE breakfast and lunch for the 2025-2026 school year — no application needed! Thanks to the Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) and support from the USDA, every student can enjoy a nutritious meal at no cost. Participating in school meals not only fuels learning, but also helps us continu…Houston, Missouri · Houston See the Story

Springfield Man sentenced to 25 years for Methamphetamine & Illegal Firearms trafficikng

SPRINGFIELD, MO– A Springfield, Missouri man is currently facing federal charges on both Methamphetamine and Firearms trafficking. Russell Lee Deck, Age 47 was sentenced by US District Court Judge Brian C. Wimes to a total of 25 years in prison without parole followed by three years of supervised release. On November 8th, 2024 Deck pleaded to conspiracy charges for smuggling large amount of methamphetamine and one count of possessing a firearm i…Methamphetamine · Springfield Read Article

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Over 5.2 million pools sold across the U.S. and Canada are under recall after reports of nine deaths

Trump Administration Canceled a $4.9B Loan Guarantee for a Line to Deliver Green Power

Government Impersonation Scams on the Rise in South Carolina, FBI Warns

Trump Approves Disaster Declaration for Memorial Weekend Storms

Police arrest Hopkinsville man for theft | NewsRadio 1230 AM/99.3 FM | Hopkinsville's News Leader | Hopkinsville, Kentucky

Four Willow Springs Officers Recognized at Council Meeting

West Plains R-VII Board of Education to Hold Special Session July 30

Cave City Prepares for 45th Annual Watermelon Festival: A Sweet Slice of Summer Tradition

Warrant Issued for Former Oregon County Ambulance Director

Houston School Announces Free Meals For Students

Springfield Man sentenced to 25 years for Methamphetamine & Illegal Firearms trafficikng

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Trump Approves Disaster Declaration for Memorial Weekend Storms

Police arrest Hopkinsville man for theft | NewsRadio 1230 AM/99.3 FM | Hopkinsville's News Leader | Hopkinsville, Kentucky

Four Willow Springs Officers Recognized at Council Meeting

West Plains R-VII Board of Education to Hold Special Session July 30

Cave City Prepares for 45th Annual Watermelon Festival: A Sweet Slice of Summer Tradition

Warrant Issued for Former Oregon County Ambulance Director

Houston School Announces Free Meals For Students

Springfield Man sentenced to 25 years for Methamphetamine & Illegal Firearms trafficikng