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Thursday, May 15th, 2008
Bridging an Emergency Gap
St. Joseph is moving closer to a solution to build a railroad crossing bridge in the South side
Neighbors Say, "Enough is Enough!"
Tempers were on fire Thursday night at a meeting to discuss a proposed apartment development in St. ...
Annual Officers' Memorial
A bitter-sweet night to honor more than a dozen Midland Empire Officers killed while on patrol
$42 Million Decision for St. Joe's City Council
Build it...and they may come
Millions of Reasons for MWSU to Celebrate
Missouri Western's President is singing, "Oh, happy day," after the university ...
Copper Thieves May Hit a Brick Wall
Missouri could soon make things harder for copper thieves
Church Vandal Confesses
A Rushville man's attempt to deal with a break-up could land him in Jail
Forensic Students Connect Clues
The search for bones leads students at Missouri Western on a hunt to crack crime
Wild Animal Leaves Bones
Kansas investigators are working to find out more about bones that have been found buried in ...
Man Arrested for Exposure and More
Neighbors are covering their eyes after witnessing a St. Joseph man doing the unthinkable outdoors
Prank Bites Back for Atchison Srs.
School administrators aren't laughing about a senior prank in Atchison
Fed. Sewer Mandate Tough for St. Joseph 
A water detention basin in St. Joseph is just one of many ideas that are floating around City Hall
Mayor's Job is Halfway Finished
St. Joseph Mayor Ken Shearin is now half-way through his first term
Political Ads: The Gloves Come Off
Congressional candidates begin to throw political punches
Students Lead Career Fair
In Savannah, middle schoolers got a taste of the working world
Reporting L.I.V.E. Lives On
St. Joseph students skipped class for some real on-the-job training Wednesday
No Surprise: Fewer Gobblers Bagged
Numbers from the Spring Turkey Season are in
Attending 'Empower U'
Non-profit groups empower their leadership at 'Empower-U'
August Ballot Issue to Help Sr. Citizens
If it has its way, a group will have area senior citizens living better
Touchdowns are their Business
Students are about to score big through a video game tournament
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