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Month: October 2017

MoDOT tells drivers to watch out for impaired driving during Halloween weekend

While people celebrate Halloween over the weekend, the Missouri Department of Transportation is warning drivers that more impaired drivers will most likely be on the roadways. “With an increased number of impaired drivers on the road and an increase in pedestrian traffic as children trick-or-treat, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration classifies Halloween as a

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MU Greek life responds to Dyad report

The four Greek councils at the University of Missouri have responded to a report compiled by consultants who assessed numerous aspects of the University’s Greek life system. Dyad Strategies’ report looked at policies and procedures relating to social events, organizational conduct and housing, among other aspects. It offered an in-depth analysis of the system and

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Mid-Missouri law enforcement agencies participate in National Drug Take Back event

Local law enforcement agencies across mid-Missouri are working to get unwanted prescription drugs off the streets. The semiannual National Drug Take Back event continues Saturday with more than 5,000 collection sites across the country. People are encouraged to drop off any expired, unused or unwanted prescription drugs so they can be disposed of properly. “To

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Woman arrested for scams also accused of stealing more than quarter million dollars

UPDATE: Deputies have now arrested Contreras on suspicion of stealing and identity theft in a case involving more than a quarter million dollars. Deputies arrested Contreras after a resident contacted the sheriff’s department after noticing more than $250,000 missing from a business checking account. Deputies said the investigation revealed the thefts began in February. Columbia

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Missouri Supreme Court issues mandate affirming murder convictions of Ricky Harding

Audrain County Prosecuting Attorney Jacob Shellabarger announced on Friday that the Missouri Supreme Court issued a mandate affirming the conviction of Ricky Harding for the 2014 killing of Summer Harding. Harding was convicted of murder, domestic assault, unlawful possession of a firearm by a felon and endangering the welfare of a child. Harding was previously

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