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• Family Speaks about Fatal Fire
• St. Joseph Homeless Numbers Headed the Wrong Way
• City Council Gets Fired Up Over Civil War
• Organization Supports Library Levy Increase
• Donation Squeeze Leaves Red Cross Asking for Help
• Burned Duplex Had Previous Problems
• SJFD: 4 Confirmed Dead in Duplex Fire
• Family Talks about Fatal Fire
• Steinway Designation for MWSU Becomes Official
• Tracking Child Sex Offenders
• Job Seekers Optimistic as Unemployment Figures Drop
• Obama Appoints Nixon to Bipartisan Group
• ID Alert: Three Arrested In Connection To Theft
• Tide Turns For St. Joe
• Puny Parade Planned for Mardi Gras
• Prosecutor: "Bad Day for Sex Offenders"
• Authorities: $100,000 Marijuana, Cocaine Bust in St. Joseph
• Go Behind the Booth at KQ2
• United Way Meeting Focuses on Education
• Firefighters Practice Ice Rescue
• Group Looks to Preserve Stockyards Building
• Relate & Debate Political Forum in St. Joe
• Atchison Catholic School Raises Money For Haiti
• Missouri Cracks Down on Child Predators
• Caregivers Get Help with Alzheimer's Patients
• Air Guard Helping Haitians
• Man Faces 55 Charges for String of Burglaries
• Progress Being Made In Pat Kimmi Investigation
• Atchison Police Make Arrest In Sexting Sting
• Candidates Urge Voters To "Get Past The Past"
• Nodaway County Man Charged with Child Porn
• Candidates Urge Voters To "Get Past The Past"
• Nodaway County Man Charged with Child Porn
• City Primary Preview
• Local Man Faces Child Pornography Charge
• Victory For Conway In 27th House Race
• Going Hungry In Northwest Missouri
• Texting While Driving Tough to Enforce
• Political Newcomer Hopes To Capture 27th District Seat
• Catholic School Helps Haiti and Local Organization
• Benedictine College Building More On-Campus Housing
• Conway Seeks House Seat in Special Election
• Bridging a Gap
• Higdon Announces Candidacy
• KQ2 Ag Show
• Church Disaster Prep
• Fire Destroys Home
• Colorado Fire
• Help for Haiti Continues from the Midland Empire
• Students Without Homes
• Filmmakers Scout Area for Feature Film
• St. Joseph Mardi Gras Bigger Than Ever
• Interserv Offers Free Tax Help
• Gov. Jay Nixon Visits Northwest Missouri
• Free Tax Help Coming to St. Joseph
• Website Helps Combat Crime
• Netbook Program Comes to Coleman Elementary
• Fatal Wreck Closes Highway 36
• Winter Drops Milk Production for Osborn Farmer
• Northwest Student Dies in Kansas City
• Wiring Cause of Lee Grover Fire
• Shatto Milk
• Animal Abuse Charges For Chillicothe Man
• Suspicious Death Near Polo
• Local Politicians Speak Out about The State of the Union
• Fire Hits South St. Joseph Construction Company
• Gingerbread House Made To Help People In Haiti
• An Upcoming Vote in the 27th District
• Teen Pregnancy Rate on Rise
• "Steinway School" is Music to MWSU
• God's Mountain Bible Camp Optimistic For Future
• Car Explosion Leaves Man in Critical Condition
• Young Volunteers and Leaders Honored
• Suspected Atchison Serial Burglar has ties to St. Joseph
• Local College President Gets Ticket to D.C.
• Progress On Atchison Bridge Rolls In
• City Council Discusses Water Treatment Plant
• Business Owners React to Cancelled Mardi Gras Parade
• KCPL: Power Restored in Maryville
• Dog Shot And Left For Dead Near Savannah
• Mardi Gras Parade a "No Go"
• St. Joseph City Council Votes on TIF
• Students Experience "Life In The Day Of Jesus"
• Buchanan Co. Courthouse Increases Security
• Patrol: Train Dragged Man to Death
• Truck Tips, Spilling Hogs on Highway
• Utility Help Has Arrived
• Fosters Surrenders Stimulus
• MoDot Funding Criticized
• K2
• Atchison Burglar Caught
• Green Grant
• Railroad Quiet Zone
• Post Office Changes
• Platte River Ice Jam Update
• Free from Pain
• Air Guard
• Mitchell Park Plaza Store
• High Tech Tunes
• Kimmi Update
• Ice Jam
• Kimmi Investigation Heats Up
• Wind Turbine Ordinace Passes
• City Considers Replacing Treatment Plant
• St. Joseph Attic Fire
• Daviess-Dekalb Regional Jail Combats Budget Constraints
• SJPD: 3 Charged in Store Robbery
• Highway Patrol Seizes 111 Pounds of Pot
• Kimmi Update: Authorities Take Property from Hollister Home
• Mission Of Hope Hits Home
• Trenton Man Accused of Booby-Trapping His Home
• Authorities Find Key Evidence in Kimmi Case; No Arrests Made
• Good Deeds Are Popping Up Everywhere
• Red Cross Relief Donations Top $66,000 in Midland Empire
• Positive Outlook For St. Joe Jobs
• Police Arrest Man Suspected in Car Theft
• Judge Gets Tough on Repeat Sex Offender
• Hit & Run Driver Sentenced
• A Look Back: The Search for Pat Kimmi
• Authorities: Key Piece of Evidence Found in Kimmi Case
• Technology Booms in St. Joseph
• KQ2 & Red Cross Help Haiti Victims
• Slick Roads in Maryville Cause Delays
• Maryville Family Helping Haiti
• Hit and Run AM VO
• A Day Off To Have A Day On
• Quake Concerns For Show-Me State
• Paralyzed Atchison Man Walks Again
• Power Restored After Truck Clips Power Pole
• Foot Traffic Still a Problem
• Students at NWMSU Pay Tribute to Dr. King
• A Day On, Not A Day Off
• A Face Behind Crime's Numbers
• Car Angels Help Repair Clunkers
• City Crews Clear Snow from Streets
• Census Begins Head Count
• Foreclosure Rates on the Rise in St. Joseph
• Tylenol Recall Expands
• Bethany Man Speaks Out From Haiti
• NWMSU Takes on Paper and Plastic
• ID Alert: Casey's Armed Robbery
• Maryville Taxicab Owner Revved up Over New Ordinance
• Heartland Recognized for Service to Community
• Salvation Army in Need
• Ham Radio Used To Communicate With Haiti
• Cool Crest Founder Dies
• Grace Protest
• Counterfeit Ring in Atchison
• Crime Rate Climbs
• Haiti Aftershocks Felt in Midland Empire
• Law Firm Opens Wallet
• Red Cross Relief
• Church Aid
• 139th Airlift Wing Honored
• Public Forum Mulls Over Downtown TIF
• New St. Joseph Water Project Could Cost $100 M+
• Morbid Obituary Mix-Up
• Free Tax Prep Offered
• Middle School Hero Helps Fire Victim
• Cold Weather Plumbing Tips
• Maysville Snow Mix Up
• Rural Folks Still Digging Out
• Snow Business
• Easing on Down the Road
• Long Range Plan in Sight for St. Joe Schools
• St. Joe Voters To Decide Municipal Election Dates
• Move-In Day For New Atchison Hospital
• National Influenza Vaccination Week Kicks Off
• St. Joseph Students Back in School
• Water Main Break Closes Patee Market Health Center
• Melting Snow Worries Officials
• Naval Academy Student
• House Fire follow Up
• Winter Warm Up... Somewhat
• Chance of a Lifetime
• Even a Winter Business Says, "It's too Cold!"
• Medical 911 Offers St. Joseph More
• Trailer Fire
• Snow Removal
• Cattle Neglect
• Road Closings
• CAP Competition
• Winterize Home Tips
• KCP&L Power Response
• Cold Weather Cutback
• Care Givers Brave Tough Conditions to Give Care
• Winter Ice Warning
• Before a Breakdown: Tips for Stranded Drivers
• Driving Turns Dangerous on Drifting Roadways
• SJPD Gets Tough on Snow Route Violations
• Camp Quality USA Mourns the Loss of One of its Own
• A Town In Mourning
• Small Town Crews Get the Snow Job Done
• MoDOT Plows Switch Gears
• Homeless Assistance Groups Seeking Help
• Neglected Cattle found in Albany
• The Road Salt Formula
• Parking Problems For Snowed-In Neighborhood
• Maryville Business Owners Discuss Proposed Smoking Ban
• Officials Work Out Budget
• Shelter Receives Dogs Pulled from Northeast MO Home
• MoDOT Goes Through Funds Shifting
• Massive Mounds Create Concern for Drivers
• Keep Frostbite's Bite Away
• Construction Workers Battle Freezing Temps
• Cold Weather Impacts Heating Bills
• Temperatures Spiral To Record Low
• Frost Bite
• Teva Recall
• Prevent Frozen Pipes
• Cold Weather Battles
• Businesses Looking Forward To 2010
• Mayor Shearin's Outlook
• Shooting Spree
• New License Laws
• ID Alert
• Snow Slows Mail Delivery
• Christmas Crooks Steal Decorations
• Burglar Targets North Shoppes
• Air Travelers Face Tighter Security
• Man Struggles to Get Snow Cleared
• SJSD Long Range Vision
• Dog Falls Through Frozen Pond
• Digging Out Fire Hydrants
• Crews Clearing Side Streets
• Plowed In
• Snow Collapses Awning
• Dog Rescued from Icy Pond
• Power Outages
• Open Door Food Kitchen
• The Kindness of Strangers
• Emergency Kits
• Edward Burch Story
• AFL-CIO Delivers on Goal
• Icy Conditions Leave Planes Grounded
• MoDOT Crews Work 'Round Clock for Storm
• Nine-Year-Old Girl Helps the Homeless
• Secret Santa Visits St. Joe
• Sheriff's Dept. Delivers Meals
• Local Doctor Says Good Bye to the AMA
• City Charter Review Results Are In
• Child Rapist Sentenced
• Travelers Try to Beat Big Storm
• Shop St. Joe Winners Donate Winnings to Church
• Smoke Shop Robbed
• Firefighters' Shopping Spree
• SJSD Employee Faces Felony Charges
• Central High School Hits High Mark
• SJSD Names its Elementary Principal of the Year
• A Red Cross Christmas
• A Gift of Giving
• Sick Boy gets Christmas Wish
• ID Alert: Shoplifter
• Extraordinary Holiday Spirit
• Remembering the Homeless This Season
• Residents Split on Health Care Reform
• Donations Decrease This Christmas
• Duplex Fire Leaves Family Without Home
• Chamber Draws $10,000 "Shop St. Joseph" Winning Number
• 12-19 Sports
• Interserv Author
• Fire Safety
• Jolly Party
• MWSU Singers
• Last-Minute Shopping
• Small Business
• Meth Law Proposition
• Holiday Shopping Safety Tips
• Best Lessons Come Without Textbooks
• Local Farmers Under Government Pressure
• St. Joseph Looks to EPA For Clean-Up Money
• Family Helps Red Cross
• Health Officials: Flu Vaccines Are Still Safe
• Earthquake Rattles Residents in Northwest Missouri
• Bad Weather Creates Rough Roads
• Atchison Man Left Struggling to Move After H1N1 Shot
• Town Marks Five Years Since Stinnett Murder
• Bowling Alley Helps Needy Children for Christmas
• Mother Speaks Out About Drinking & Driving
• Rock Port Looking At Economic Growth
• NWMSU Looking To Make Improvements
• Facebook Message Sends Police Scrambling
• Troubling Time for Local Roofing Company
• Lawmaker Appears In Controversial Commercial
• Christmas Lists Change with Slumping Economy
• Blood Donations Down
• Hitting the Links will Cost More Green
• Officials Urge Preps for Power Outages
• Livestock Farmers Prepare For Winter
• Dan Colgan Files for School Board Seat
• New Roof and New Projects for City Hall
• The St. Joseph School Board Looks Down for Changes
• "Quiet Zone" Work Begins
• Icy Roads Make Morning Commute Dangerous
• Enviromental Bankruptcy will Benefit Missouri Sites
• Area Memorial Could be Recognized for Historic Significance
• St. Joseph Soldiers Go Beyond the Basics
• Costs of Snow Removal Drift Higher
• MWSU ROTC Cadet Commissioned
• Clinton County Health Department Holds Seasonal Flu Clinic