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Motorcyclist ejected after hitting deer in Ray County
The driver was ejected from the bike when the deer suddenly ran out in front of the vehicle early Tuesday morning.
Man who reported IEDs in Livingston County charged for making false report
The subject allegedly called 911 in May and said two improvised explosive devices had blown up as he drove to work. An investigation found no evidence of any such devices.
Marshall woman accused in the death of 8-month-old child pleads guilty to manslaughter
Lara Browder, 27, originally stood accused of felony abuse or neglect of a child resulting in death.
Higginsville Police Department asking public for help in identifying theft suspect
The announcement was made by Higginsville Police Monday afternoon, July 24, 2017.
MDC confirms harmful zebra mussels in three Jackson County lakes
Kansas City, Mo. – The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) has confirmed that zebra mussels are now in the chain lakes of Prairie Lee, Lake Jacomo and Blue Springs Lake. Zebra mussels are a prolific invasive species that can harm boats, docks, and the aquatic ecology that supports sport fish. Boaters and anglers are asked to take steps to prevent them from spreading to other lakes.
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