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New technology leads to conviction in 1982 murder
Emerging DNA technology helped convince jurors to convict a Dent County man for the decades-old murder of his then-girlfriend. According to Missouri Attorney General Chris Koster, Donald Nash was found guilty of the March 1982 murder of 21-year-old Judy Spencer.
Farnham to attend watershed meeting
By Randy Scruggs The Mirror Eastern District Pulaski County Commissioner Bill Farnham will attend a strategy meeting on applying for federal grants to pay for projects in the Big Piney River watershed.
Huge visitor to take up residence in river in KC
A steel beast that will become a temporary addition to Kansas Citys skyline began the last leg of its month-long journey Thursday.Crawling along at 3 mph, a rare inland waterway crane that will rival the size of many downtown buildings started its 366-mile trip up the Missouri River to Kansas City.The massive crane, which has moved more than 5,700 ...
Pedestrian killed when hit by truck in Texas County
A pedestrian was killed early this morning when he was hit by a truck on just north of Houston, Mo.
Fuels for Schools grants will help six Missouri school districts
Six million dollars in federal stimulus money will soon be headed to Missouri schools.
Fire damages Mountain Grove businesses
Two businesses on the Mountain Grove town square sustained heavy damage, and two other businesses had smoke damage from a Friday night fire fought by several fire departments.
Cabool man hospitalized after ATV crash, patrol reports
A Cabool man riding on an all-terrain vehicle suffered serious injuries in a crash Monday evening, according to the Missouri Highway Patrol.
A Houston teen died Friday night in a broadside crash on U.S. 63, the Missouri Highway Patrol reported.
Houston, Rolla residents named to state boards
Two southwest Missouri residents have been appointed to state bodies by Gov. Jay Nixon.
Scientists begin census of microbes: the trillions that live in or on us
Scientists are beginning a large-scale effort to identify and analyze the vast majority of cells in or on your body that aren't of human origin.Only about 10 percent of the trillions of cells that make up a person are truly human, researchers say.
Emerson to attend clinic groundbreaking in Houston
Rep. Jo Ann Emerson will attend the groundbreaking for the Texas County Memorial Hospital Family Clinic and Ambulance Base in Houston on Thursday.
Emerson to attend clinic groundbreaking in Houston
Rep. Jo Ann Emerson will attend the groundbreaking for the Texas County Memorial Hospital Family Clinic and Ambulance Base in Houston on Thursday.
Emerson to attend clinic groundbreaking in Houston
Rep. Jo Ann Emerson will attend the groundbreaking for the Texas County Memorial Hospital Family Clinic and Ambulance Base in Houston on Thursday.
Man drives truck off Jefferson City tri-level
A Missouri man's lucky to be alive after his car flew off the Jefferson City tri-level, diverting traffic for at least an hour.
Photo Dispatches From Garden Street
Henry A. Wilson, front left, pastor of Hartford's Antioch Baptist Church, and Scott Barton, front right, youth pastor at Ozark Baptist Church in Houston, Mo., walk with a youth group from the Ozark church along Garden Street and pray Tuesday evening as they head back to Antioch Baptist Church after a day of prayer on the streets of Hartford.
Are you there God? It's me, Helen: Helen Ubinas | Notes from HeL
In my defense, by the time I agreed to have a prayer group talk to God on my behalf, it had already been a long, hot day.
Texas County crash injures man from Licking
A man from Licking suffered serious injuries Friday night when he was thrown from his car on a Texas County road, the Missouri Highway Patrol reported.
Texas County Fair scheduled July 15-18
The Houston Area Chamber of Commerce welcomes everyone to the 99th Texas County Fair July 15 through the 18th at the Houston Area Chamber of Commerce Fairgrounds, officials said in a news release.
Two Texas County Teens Spend Moments with Murder Suspect, Before True Identity Revealed
A man suspected of stabbing another man to death in New Mexico has been caught in Texas County, Mo.