Two people were injured in a single-vehicle accident at 1:45 p.m. Monday on Farm Road 1090, two miles south of Monett in Barry County, the Missouri State Highway Patrol said.
The driver, Kayleigh B. Greenwell, 23, and her passenger, Adaline J. Ridenour, 2, both of Monett, were taken to Cox Medical Center South in Springfield, the patrol said.
The northbound vehicle ran off the road and overturned, and the toddler was thrown from the vehicle, the patrol said.
• A Lamar man was injured in a single-vehicle accident at 10:50 a.m. Monday at Broadway and Second streets in Lamar, the state patrol said.
William L. Clements, 66, was taken to Barton County Memorial Hospital in Lamar, the patrol said.
Clements was riding an eastbound moped during a motorcycle skills test and fell off the vehicle, the patrol said.
• A resident of Elkland was injured in a single-vehicle accident at 7:52 a.m. Monday on Route AA, four miles east of Duenweg in Jasper County, the state patrol said.
Jordan R. Meyer, 30, was taken to Freeman Hospital West, the patrol said.
Meyer was driving a northbound car that ran off the road, struck a ditch and overturned, the patrol said.
• A Goodman resident was injured in a single-vehicle accident at 7:25 p.m. Sunday on U.S. Highway 71, a mile north of Anderson in McDonald County, the state patrol said.
Michael E. Manwiller, 57, was taken to Freeman Hospital West in Joplin, the patrol said.
Manwiller was a passenger in a northbound pickup truck driven by Tamra D. Manwiller, 51, also of Goodman, that ran off the road into the median and returned to the roadway and struck a guardrail, the patrol said.
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Several injured in traffic accidents on roads in area
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Murder warrant issued in fatal domestic shooting
Police believe Doyle Handle shot himself after fatally shooting Dena Davenport during a domestic disturbance Thursday night at their residence in Grove.
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No charges to be filed in Joplin shooting case
The nonfatal shooting of a 25-year-old man at a Joplin residence on May 13 has been deemed justified by authorities. Jacob B. Boykin, 21, of Joplin, shot Justin S. Johnson, 25, of Carterville, once in the chest with a small-caliber handgun at 5260 E. Sunny Acres Lane.
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Alcohol cited as factor in Grand Lake boat crash that killed two college students
Alcohol was one of several factors contributing to a boating accident on Grand Lake earlier this month that claimed the lives of two college students.
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Hired hand won’t face death penalty in Vernon County murder case
The state has agreed not to seek the death penalty against Jeremy L. Maples in the murder of Belinda J. Beisly, but prosecutors have yet to take the option off the table for the victim’s husband, Bob T. Beisly II.
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Former IRS worker gets probation after guilty plea to theft of funds
Pittsburg resident and former Internal Revenue Service employee Becky L. Book received two years probation after pleading guilty earlier this year to the theft of $26,449.65 in public funds.
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Arma mother facing murder charge in sleeping baby’s death
Heather Buckalew fell asleep on a couch with her 4-month-old baby after a night last summer drinking beer with her boyfriend. The boyfriend, Donald Harvey, got up to go to work a few hours later and spotted his son, lying face down on a pillow between the back of the couch and his sleeping mother.
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Vandals cause $37,000 in damage at Joplin business
A Joplin business owner was the victim of a weekend vandalism spree that resulted in an estimated $37,000 in damages and theft, in addition to putting the company out of service for at least two days.
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Two plead guilty to post-tornado wire theft
Two defendants pleaded guilty Monday to stealing copper wire from utility poles in the wake of the May 22, 2011, tornado that struck Joplin. Timothy M. Silveria, 45, of Joplin, and Nycoa K. Kracht, 32, of Laurel, Ind., entered open pleas of guilty in Jasper County Circuit Court to felony counts of theft from a public utility.
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Firefighters douse blaze inside wall; no injuries cited
The Joplin Fire Department used thermal-imaging equipment Wednesday night to detect a hidden fire inside a residence.
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Exeter resident hurt in accident in Barry County
An Exeter resident was injured in a single-vehicle accident at 2:15 p.m. Thursday on Missouri Highway 76, two miles west of Exeter in Barry County, according to the Missouri State Highway Patrol.
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