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Webb City school board approves Rossetti as superintendent

The Webb City Board of Education at its meeting Monday formally approved Anthony Rossetti as the next superintendent of schools.....more>>

Tracy Burnett: what's for dinner... fennel and onion chicken

I am just happy today wasn’t another snow day. Tonight’s whats for dinner……Fennel and Onion Chicken. more>>

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• Fire at Neosho complex doused
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• Joplin man facing weapon charge
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• Council agrees to trail, employee pay raises
• Joplin board to hear school project update
• Mke Pound: The secret to riding out February
• May's Drug robber gets prison sentence
• Golden City man gets prison for child molestation
• Missouri bill lets cities publish information online
• Prosecutor: Charges likely by Tuesday in Salazar baby death
• Joplin School Board to consider 2010-2011 calendar
• NWS updates weather forecast
• Empire sees earnings rise
• Possible Missouri ballot issue over puppy mills
• Finney County studying possibility of banning bags
• Another winter storm moves into Oklahoma
• Carthage United Way nears campaign goal
• New flood-control plan tied to sales tax renewal w/ complete storm water project list
• Miami pet expo judged a hit
• Newest Kansas regent brings varied roles to education challenge
• Kansas candidate for attorney general underlines work as prosecutor, defense attorney
• Carthage residents react to baby’s death
• Jo Ellis: Tech center to allow expansion of programs
• Andra Bryan Stefanoni: Support group formed for heart attack patients
• Parishioners move forward with plans to build new church
• Carthage-area clergy react to death of Eddie Salazar
• Baby boy’s body found in river w/ father's court & criminal history
• New ladder truck to be built for Joplin
• 9 inches of snow, single-digit temps forecast to hit Joplin this week
• Brad Belk: Connor Hotel brought elegance to Joplin
• Miami officials weigh merits of sales tax increases for streets
• Father of missing Carthage child has criminal history
• Father of missing Carthage child arrested for filing a false police report, search for child continuing
• Tip led officers to body of missing Carthage boy
• Joplin council plans to review park survey
• Ethics reform eyed
• Father now chief suspect in death of Carthage infant
• Searchers find body of baby in Spring River
• Soils, crops conference set for Feb. 16 in Lamar
• Kansas City art museum receives major impressionist collection
• QuickMeds hosts health screening event on Wednesday
• Another winter snowstorm bearing down on region Sunday
• Search continues for missing Carthage boy
• Carthage father reports baby abduction w/ child search slide show
• KCC to hold public hearing on proposed Empire rate increase
• Four injured in traffic accidents on roads in area
• Neosho police investigate death on railroad tracks
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• Fifth suspect charged in ‘wrong Muller’ case
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• Neosho panel hires outside accounting firm
• Nodler honored by veterans
• Man gets 13-year prison term for killing his wife
• Pet expo set for Miami
• Police: Nearly 100 officers searching for missing Carthage boy
• Neosho City Council hires BKD for financial audit
• Neosho police investigate death on railroad tracks
• New details emerge concerning missing Carthage boy
• Search for missing Carthage boy expanded
• More officers join search for missing Carthage boy w/ Amber Alert link
• Police looking for missing 8-month-old Carthage boy
• Neosho council plans special meeting today
• Essential Air Service subject of Joplin meeting
• Robert Jarman, Columbus, gets 13 years for slaying of wife
• Kansas convenience stores want to sell stronger beer
• Power outages from winter storm below 24,000
• Carthage man faces drug count
• Two motorists hurt in traffic accidents on roads in area
• Officers fire shots after nearly hit by fleeing driver
• Police looking for man charged in rape case
• Mike Pound: Despite bad luck, Jorge feels blessed
• Galena committee to recommend water-rate fees
• Snow blows into weather playbook for Super Bowl Sunday
• Carthage police get high-profile car to combat DWIs
• Parents as Teachers programs face funding shortage amid budget cuts w/ Parents as Teacher info
• Date set for Gary Black’s third trial
• Deputies fire on suspect who tried to run them down
• Schell City bank employee, customer indicted for $1.8 million fraud
• Airline study results to be disclosed at Joplin airport meeting
• Carol Stark, Editor's Notebook: What Wally Kennedy didn’t tell you
• More snow forecast for Joplin
• Missouri parks group says $200 million needed for fixes
• Dave Woods, The Booze Beat: Magic Hat "No. 9" gets a second chance
• Bill introduced to legalize marijuana in Kansas
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• Another storm with snow moves into Oklahoma
• Relief supplies from Joplin area bound for Haiti
• Judge dismisses federal suit against Hunte Corp.
• Carl Junction council to vote in two weeks on establishing CID
• Woman held captive, repeatedly raped
• Former Cherokee County attorney ends sentence today
• Budget crunch looms for Missouri higher education w/ commissioner's letter to college and university officials
• Governor appoints McKechnie to Board of Regents
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• Missouri chief justice urges new method for crime fight
• Scattered showers, light snow possible in state
• Springfield woman sues city over sinkhole damage
• Joplin men plead guilty to separate sexual assault, statutory-rape charges
• House passes sales tax bill
• Synthetic pot bill advances in Kansas House
• Missouri again leads nation in meth labs
• Man fatally stabbed in apparent break-in
• Neosho council eyes finances
• Flex Program reaches out to at-risk students
• Carl Junction students rally to aid Haitians
• Former teacher’s appeal delayed; advocacy group files challenge
• College Heights to add five new classrooms
• Duenweg voters approve bond issue
• Miami city officials mum on investigation into council member
• Mike Pound: Chat worth drive to Mount Vernon
• Miami man stabbed to death during break-in
• Neosho will see state audit
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• Mike Pound: Hearing-trouble ruse loud, clear to wife
• Joplin man draws five years for child porn
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