by Tim Crosby CARBONDALE, Ill. – Nature embraces order. So, when a cool bird shows up where it’s not supposed to be, it can be a big win for both local economies and nature lovers, say researchers at Southern Illinois University Carbondale, who recently studied the impact of a lone Steller’s sea eagle that somehow […]
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JEFFERSON CITY – The public is invited to experience dramatic scenery and fall colors along the Missouri River bluffs during the Fall Colors Tram Tours on Wednesday, Oct. 18, and Thursday, Oct.19. The two-hour, round-trip tours will take visitors on the Katy Trail between Rocheport and McBaine in the comfort of an open-air
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By Kate Martin, District 32 PERRYVILLE – Perryville High School students in the 11th grade (juniors) have the opportunity to apply for the new Student Representative position on the Board of Education at Perry County School District 32. An information session for interested students and their parents/guardians will be held Wednesday, Sept. 13 from
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PERRYVILLE — The Perryville Police Department has released its latest reports. 42-year-old Marcus Antwon Hunt of Des Moines was cited for driving while revoked or suspended following a traffic stop at 8:54 a.m. September 6 on northbound I-55 at the 129 mile marker.
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LENEXA, Kan. – Today, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released a new report that finds that President Biden’s Inflation Reduction Act – the largest climate investment ever – spurs major carbon dioxide (CO2) emission reductions from the U.S. electricity sector and across the economy. The report, “Electricity Sector Emissions Impacts of the Inflation Reduction
COLUMBIA, Mo. — When humans or animals get infected, the body’s immune system tries to not only clear the infection but also build up a memory of the pathogen that caused it. So, when the pathogen comes around again for possible reinfection, the body has an army of memory T cells that can recognize and destroy it. These T
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JEFFERSON CITY — The Missouri State Highway Patrol has released its latest arrest reports. 35-year-old Colin A. Williams of Arnold at 7:07 p.m. Monday in Ste. Genevieve County on a patrol charges of DWI and leaving the scene of a traffic crash. He was released.
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JEFFERSON CITY—The Missouri Corn Growers Association (MCGA) has thanked members of Missouri’s congressional delegation and state industry partners for their support of the Next Generation Fuels Act. A top priority for the corn industry, the legislation aims to transition gasoline vehicles to low-carbon, higher-octane fuel, reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, and take advantage of higher
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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey has launched an investigation into Liberty Safe’s policies regarding the release of customer safe codes to third parties. This investigation comes on the heels of Liberty Safe providing the Federal Bureau of Investigation with the password to a customer’s safe at the law enforcement agency’s request. The
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STE. GENEVIEVE – The Ste. Genevieve Heritage Commission will consider three requests for Certificates of the Appropriateness when it meets in regular session Monday, September 18 at the temporary city hall at 44 Plaza Drive in Ste. Geneviveve. One request is for the replacement of 15 wooden windows with vinyl windows at 380 Market
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