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With a Sparkling “Shovel,” Walker County Get All the Dirt on a Cheater

Sep 25, 2020 12:37pm

Watch "Shovel," the new music video by Walker County.
Glen Campbell’s Daughter Ashley Calls Herself a Late Bloomer

Sep 25, 2020 10:32am

According to his youngest daughter, Glen Campbell could play any instrument he picked up. The late country legend always seemed to have a guitar, mandolin, bass or banjo in his hand. But it’s his banjo picking I remember most. Embedded from www.youtube.com. So when I talked with Ashley Campbell about growing up under the influence... Read more »
Caitlyn Smith, Old Dominion Deliver a New Duet, “I Can’t”

Sep 25, 2020 9:17am

Hear "I Can't," a new duet from Caitlyn Smith and Old Dominion.

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Mexico Lawyer and Community Leader Now Iconic

09/25/2020 2:42 pm

Mexico Lawyer and Community Leader Now Iconic A longtime Mexico community leader and Lawyer is being recognized for his lifetime contributions. It was announced yesterday that 45 year veteran of the courtroom Louis J. Leonatti was recognized by the Missouri Lawyers Media with an Icon Award. Leonatti has spent his entire career in the same…

KWWR Sports Report 9/25

09/25/2020 2:36 pm

KWWR Sports Report 9/25 The Mexico Bulldogs football team will face their toughest challenge of the season yet tonight when they travel to Hannibal taking on the Pirates. Mexico comes into the game 2-1 and 1-0 in the North Central Missouri Conference while Hannibal is 3-0 and 1-0 in the NCMC. Kick off is at…

Two Arrests Made in Jefferson City 2017 Murder

09/25/2020 2:04 pm

Two Arrests Made in Jefferson City 2017 Murder Jefferson City Police report the arrest of two men wanted in connection with the 2017 murder of Taveeon Fowler. U.S. Marshals arrested 27 year old Robert Farrow in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and 25 year old Devon Skinner in St. Louis. Both men are charged with unlawful use of…

Missouri Revises Guidelines For Long Term Care Facilities Visits

09/25/2020 1:55 pm

Missouri Revises Guidelines For Long Term Care Facilities Visits Missouri is releasing revised guidelines for long term care facilities to resume visits. Facilities that have not had any COVID-19 cases in staff or residents or those that have not had a facility-acquired case in the past 14 days are able to allow indoor and outdoor…

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Much cooler, colder days ahead for the Heartland

Sep 26, 2020 8:32am

Meanwhile, locally heavy precipitation in the Pacific Northwest and northern Rockies will end by Saturday. The remainder of the West, as well as the High Plains, will receive little or no precipitation during the next 5 days.
Meanwhile, a strong surge of cool air will arrive across the Plains and Midwest late in the weekend and early next week. Subsequently, cool air will engulf nearly all areas east of the Rockies.
As October begins, widespread freezes can be expected across the northern Plains and upper Midwest.
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Summer-like feel covers much of the Heartland

Sep 25, 2020 7:40pm

Across the Corn Belt, warm, dry weather is fostering corn and soybean maturation—and an accelerating harvest pace. On September 20, at least one-half of the corn was fully mature in all Midwestern States except Ohio (30% mature), Michigan (37%), North Dakota (39%), and Wisconsin (49%). Friday’s high temperatures should reach or exceed 90° as far north as eastern Nebraska.
On the Plains, a cold front crossing the Dakotas is producing cloudiness and isolated showers.
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A-Gs and meat groups able to file briefs in line speed suit

Sep 25, 2020 5:36pm

Seven state attorneys general and two ag groups will be allowed to file briefs in a lawsuit that challenges a 2019 USDA rule that eliminated line speed limits at swine production facilities.
According to DTN, a court ruling allows friend-of-the-court briefs from attorneys general in Minnesota, Illinois, Michigan and four other states, to support a motion by the United Food and Commercial Workers International Union which is suing USDA over the elimination of line-speed limits.
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