Kirksville, MO News

• Kirksville, MO News
• This week: Moment of remembrance at 3 p.m.
• City, county seek swift action on ‘use tax’ hole
• NRMC to launch ‘Northeast Regional Heart Center’
• Week in review: Meet the balancing dog
• Local group fighting childhood obesity
• Today in the news: Escaped penguin captured
• Area blood donors give 85 pints
• NEMO woman wins $100K in lottery
• MSHP arrests 18 during DWI op
• NEMO Heart Health celebrates 50th AED
• Morning Jolt: Dog refuses to leave dead partner
• Today in the news: Americans don’t use their full vacation time
• Walls Advances; Zweifel Picks Up All-America In First Day Of NCAA
• Offices to close for Memorial Day
• KPD looking for once-local fugitive
• Kirksville community gives thanks to emergency responders
• Two Iowans die in fatal car crash
• Wyatt to attend White House LGBT reception
• Cases of identity theft rising in Missouri
• Morning Jolt: Do you have any Bigfoot hair?
• Kirksville R-III support staff to receive 25 cent hourly raise
• Today in the news: DC Comics superhero to come out of closet
• ATSU professor named to dental board
• Xpress-Mart delayed, opening still planned
• Adair Health Dept. secures grant funding
• NEMO Heart Health invites public to celebration Thursday
• ATSU honors Magruder at his final meeting
• H.D. to host event on public health emergencies
• Torch Run through KV raises awareness
• City issues boil advisory Wednesday morning
• Morning Jolt: Stolen pig statue back home
• Orange and Black Foundation unveils hope for Spainhower Field entryway
• Downtown half-cent sales tax on life support as KDIC goes on unofficial hiatus
• Today in the news: Pastor under fire for comments on gays
• Did you know that for the 2011-12 grant year Truman the #1 public Master’s-level...
• Former H.I.T. building seeks new tenant
• Bike to work, get free food
• Drama for dogs and cats
• Morning Jolt: $1M for parking spot
• Today in the news: Ex-Rutgers student gets 30 days for webcam incident
• Council revives downtown design guidelines as possible future ordinance
• Altman named to dental public health board
• Kirksville man wins $10,000 lottery prize
• KV man accused of assault, making knife threat
• Presentation on Spainhower Field entryway set for Tuesday
• Morning Jolt: ‘Pet tax’ quickly nixed
• Summer Golf Outings For Football & Basketball
• Baseball Adds 10 To 2012-13 Roster
• This week: Geek Pride Day is Friday
• Week in review: What really happened in Trayvon Martin death?
• Truman students seeking challenge in walk to St. Louis
• Holding vigil
• Something for all of those recent graduates! Looks like this didn't get shared o...
• Today in the news: Facebook makes its stock market debut
• Former Hardee's location appears close to reopening - as Hardee's
• It's the weekend already?!? What do you have planned? I'm sure it isn't studying...
• KHS drama to host year-end show for charity
• Our View: Limbaugh’s induction actions miss the point
• One person suffers minor injuries in traffic crash
• Local man charged with domestic assault
• Morning Jolt: Escaped penguin enjoying life
• McCollough, Tillis Named CoSIDA Academic All-District
• Today in the news: White babies no longer the majority
• Video report: Donna Summer dies at 63
• Fugitive of Week wanted for assault, use of weapon
• Sex offender arrested for failing to register
• Kirksville residents donate 3 tons of food during letter carrier drive
• Boil advisory in effect as City tends to water main leak
• Morning Jolt: Haunted home for seniors?
• Today in the news: Fake cop killing Miss. drivers?
• YMCA to offer training for babysitters
• Kirksville High School honors 2012 senior class awards, scholarships
• AARP, RSVP offer driving course
• House candidates tout support for ag issues
• Morning Jolt: Family saves kitten tossed out of car
• Two Seniors Headed To Colorado For National Championship Meet
• Today in the news: JPMorgan CEO gets $23 million
• Missourians’ hand-crafted arts
• Local hearing set for Ameren case
• R-III staff, teachers get right to hearing if faced with allegations of sexual misconduct
• Morning Jolt: Bit by snake at Wal-Mart?
• The Taste of Truman is an opportunity for lifelong learners to attend short lect...
• Today in the news: Woman with flesh-eating bacteria doing well
• Community Chorus concert to travel the world
• iPhone app leads KPD to arrest in case of stolen goods
• Attorney General: More time needed to file brief Barber case
• Bulldog Swimming Adds 21 to 2012 Class
• Women's Basketball Announces Summer Camp Options
• Morning Jolt: Man wins Powerball 6 times
• This week: ‘Battleship’ takes off
• Week in review: Gay rights top the news
• Track & Field Concludes Regular Season at ESU
• Pagliai’s celebrates the ronza’s birthday
• Today in the news: FBI: Girls saw kidnapper kill himself
• Don't hate the messenger, or thank us profusely (depending on your view), the R...
• Kirksville students excel at state math, science competition
• KV man arrested on DWI charge
• Morning Jolt: Giant pasta box on sale
• Today in the news: Flesh-eating virus claims woman’s leg
• Council clears way for housing development
• FFA students lead fundraising efforts for Washington, D.C. trip
• ATSU set to celebrate 176th graduating class
• Early Childhood Learning Center earns accreditation from Mo. group
• KV sex offender charged with felony theft, burglary
• Morning Jolt: Angry dentist story a hoax
• Myers Earns Third All-Conference Honors; First Academic All-District
• Kirksville R-III approves artificial turf project for Spainhower Field
• Today in the news: President Obama says he supports gay marriage
• Nine Missouri law officers memorialized for ultimate sacrifice
• K-REDI goal: 20 new jobs per year
• MoDOT focusing on motorcycle awareness
• Kirksville couple cleared of sex offenses
• Morning Jolt: Meet Mr. T-Rex
• Today in the news: Nevada OKs Google’s autonomous car
• Letter carrier food drive set for Saturday
• Happy Birthday to Harry S. Truman!
• MoDOT presents five-year construction plan for review
• Sex offender arrested for failure to register in Mo.
• Woman accused of driving while intoxicated for fourth time
• Kirksville R-III honors staff, service, teacher of the year
• Highway Patrol greets new class
• Council to hold special session on re-zoning
• Schade Earns Daktronics All-Region Honors
• Morning Jolt: Maurice Sendak remembered
• Today in the news: Skype death not murder, Army says
• Kirksville License Office closed Tuesday
• Highway patrol to focus on Memorial weekend
• Women's Tennis Inks Three For 2012-13
• Morning Jolt: Loch Ness Monster must leave river
• This week: Don’t forget Mother’s Day
• Week in review: Junior Seau’s brain to be studied
• Zweifel Ties School Record In Long Jump
• Weber Bus earns top inspection marks again
• Happy Graduation Day! Couldn't ask for better weather! New alumni can keep in to...
• From Kirksville to Africa - a bus story
• Today in the news: ‘Super moon’ to shine Saturday
• Q&A with Rep. Zachary Wyatt
• City street plan gets minor changes
• Kirksville R-III honored for years of distinction
• Wyatt interviewed by MSNBC
• ATSU Family Med names new chair
• Mexico added to Civil War trail maps, landmarks
• Kirksville pauses for National Day of Prayer
• Former Schuyler County collector sentenced to 33 months in prison
• Morning Jolt: Mensa admits 2-year-old
• Truman Announces 2011-12 Outstanding Student-Athletes
• Downtown farmers’ market set for first weekend of year
• Today in the news: Kentucky Derby could see first white horse winner
• Lane closures Friday on Highway 6
• ‘Opie’s Steakhouse’ set for downtown move
• McClanahan, Walker speak on Wyatt, House Bill 2051
• For anyone interested in learning more about this year's Commencement speaker, c...
• Great pics of the Anthro/Geo/Soc students and faculty!
• Morning Jolt: What’s Seinfeld’s secret project?
• Woodley Adds Three to 2012 Class
• Bulldogs Close Out Season With Home & Home With Lions
• Today in the news: Junior Seau dead of self-inflicted gunshot to chest
• Soaring strings for all ages
• Rep. Zachary Wyatt: I am a proud gay man
• Novinger named interim chair, ATSU-KCOM Family Medicine
• Morning Jolt: Bin Laden killed 1 year ago
• KDIC discusses potential hiatus following death of CID effort
• Today in the news: Bin Laden wanted Obama assassinated
• Truman alum to give grad. speech
• Bulldog Wrestling Signs Five To National Letters Of Intent
• Strong with Still Spirit
• Morning Jolt: Pregnant woman hit by lightning
• Today in the news: Barnes & Noble Nook gets boost from Microsoft
• This sounds like a great idea! A few neat items on there now. Check it out and...
• Truman State student faces charges in alleged stabbing
• Kirksville man in custody after alleged domestic assault
• Morning Jolt: Ground zero tower is tallest in NY
• Keep your family safe, prepared for disasters
• MoDOT: Be aware of road workers
• K-REDI's Chrisman lauds Northeast Regional Medical Center as leader, provider
• Truman State University Debate Team Wins National Championship The Truman State...
• Keep up the positive thinking!
• This week: ‘The Avengers’ in theaters
• Week in review: George Zimmerman still free – for now, at least
• Track Teams Barnstorm Iowa For Pair Of Meets
• City, students plant trees for Arbor Day
• Senate hopeful Brunner visits Kirksville
• Today in the news: Michael Jordan’s team is worst ever
• Rep. Wyatt speaks out against ‘Don’t Say Gay’
• Truman groups to collaborate on Haydn's 'Creation'
• Seniors: Don't miss the send off!
• Mo. Lt. Gov. hopeful Davis says Dems, GOP like an abusive spouse
• KV woman wanted on FTA warrants
• Wait, last day of classes?!? How'd that happen? Good luck on finals next week....
• ATSU to honor spirit of founder, local leaders
• Kirksville man charged with theft of LEGOs
• MFH awards $1 million grant to ATSU
• Morning Jolt: Relax like this frog
• North East Missouri Fair 2012
• Today in the news: More Secret Service misconduct
• Pancakes for a cause
• Make sure that if you have these items you'd like to get rid of, that you take a...
• New trees for KV park, Arbor Day
• Woman arrested for alleged assault with wooden board
• AG Koster warns of scams involving asphalt work
• Northeast Regional Medical Center chest pain center accredited
• Schade Headlines Six Bulldogs on Softball All-MIAA Teams
• Morning Jolt: 'Royals book guy' goes viral
• Bulldogs Sweep Sportsmanship Awards As All-Conference Teams Announced
• 'Dogs Host Gorillas For Final Conference Series
• Kirksville School Board to bid out $700K artificial turf project
• Today in the news: Teens getting drunk on hand sanitizer
• Schuyler County kicking off Relay for Life with planning event
• RIP, Downtown CID: Effort to bring tax to district is dead
• Truman's Final Blowout to feature Sara Bareilles concert
• Truman State adds two AEDs to campus
• Morning Jolt: $5k wedding for dogs
• Today in the news: Deion Sanders has wife arrested for assault
• Dentists, YMCA to host kids oral health workshop
• Myers' Record Setting Day Leads To Bulldog Sweep
• Deadline nears for livestock person of year
• Fuel costs prompt trash bill increase
• Elizabeth Smart shares story in Kirksville, talks of overcoming adversity
• Crisis maternity nears opening
• The Student Union Building recently purchased two student paintings from the Ann...
• Morning Jolt: Best doughnuts in the U.S.
• The Registrar's Office has a little present for you; the finals schedule. Some...
• Softball Inks Iowa Talent to '13 Class
• Today in the news: Metta World Peace may face suspension
• Graves touts small business work during first visit to Kirksville
• TSU to celebrate graduate education
• Annual Round Barn Blues ready to rock
• No Adair delegates selected at district convention
• Spring fever
• Morning Jolt: Trials of John Edwards, man accused of killing Jennifer Hudson's family
• No sparks fly as Steele, Wyatt meet
• This week: Anniversary of Chernobyl
• Golf Cards Seventh-Place Finish in Finale
• Softball Punctuates Senior Day with Run-Rule Win
• My Take: Is the state in trouble in the Barber appeal?
• Week in review: Woman died of too much Coke?
• Several Top Performances For Bulldog Track & Field On Saturday
• MoDOT: Be cautious near road-work crews
• Repeat offender charged again with driving without a license
• KHS students take drama skills to state competition
• KV man arrested for broom assault
• Carnahan says no politics for next SOS
• Today in the news: George Zimmerman gets $150K bond
• Domestic assault alleged over birthday cake
• Bulldogs Split with Bearcats in MIAA Finale
• Domestic assault suspect allegedly ran from police
• Our View: R-III artificial turf a plus for Kirksville
• Men's Tennis Advances At MIAA Tournament; Women Fall To Northwest
• Men's Tennis Advances At MIAA Tournament; Women Fall To Northwest
• ATSU future president among most admired leaders
• Attention! The True Men Reunion concert will start at 7:30 pm in Baldwin Hall, n...
• Freedom Riders to ride Saturday
• 'The Butler Did It, Singing'
• 3 injured in three-vehicle crash on Highway 6
• Hospice thanks its helping hands
• Morning Jolt: Starbucks getting rid of bug extract
• Truman Falls In Pair Of 5-0 Scores Against Washburn Tennis
• Today in the news: Ted Nugent questioned by Secret Service
• Ratermann Wins 1500 At Kansas Relays
• Mo. man guilty of felony mail fraud
• Seth Shumaker's request for law license reinstatement denied
• Tax holiday starts today
• Local man publishes poems on Kirksville
• Fugitive wanted on local burglary, stealing warrants
• Suspects in home invasion east of Chillicothe at large
• Morning Jolt: Most Influential People in the World
• 'Dogs Host Western To Kick Off Home Stretch
• 'Dogs Host Western To Kick Off Home Stretch
• Softball Closes Regular Season with Pair of Twinbills
• Today in the news: Mom killed while trying to save kidnapped baby
• State, Truman in partnership to preserve local history
• Red Cross asks for donors despite spring allergies
• True Men to look back on 15 years
• It's days like today that make us appreciate great students!
• Morning Jolt: Frozen cows found in cabin
• Today in the news: The end of Twinkies?
• Kirksville couple charged with numerous sex offenses released after new evidence presented
• Bulldogs and Lady Blues Split One-Run Games
• Truman grad sharing book deal experience with community
• According to the Registrar, the wait is over! Wait list notification E-mails wil...
• Stroke detection screening event set for Thursday
• McClanahan holds early cash lead in 3rd District race
• Boil advisory for residents on White Oak Trail
• Frmr. professor named state's next poet laureate
• World Book Night event aims to provide books, inspire reading
• Council OKs ATSU loan forgiveness plan
• Morning Jolt: Mega Millions winner to come forward
• Today in the news: Wesley Korir wins the Boston Marathon
• Midwest writing contest now open
• Bearcats Spoil Season Home Finale
• Bearcats Spoil Season Home Finale
• Softball Bats Break Out in Game Two for Split
• Softball Bats Break Out in Game Two for Split
• FSA offers reminder, assisting with SDA loan programs
• Golf Sits Fifth Through Day One at MIAA Championship
• Golf Sits Fifth Through Day One at MIAA Championship
• Sheriff’s deputy to face own boss in August primary
• Truman Alumni doing great things all of the time! Check out how two more are ma...
• This week: Brad and Angelina's engagement
• MoDOT conducting concrete work
• Week in Review: North Korea fails rocket launch
• Five Champions At Jim Duncan Relays This Weekend
• Property tax dollars not in R-III turf budget
• Regional artificial turf adopters praise benefits
• Studies show safety improvements in artificial surfaces
• Hazardous weather outlook
• Lawsuit filed against Macon, Adair officials after alleged sex assault in jail
• Local lottery winner claims $1 million prize
• KV teen allegedly found with meth
• Today in the news: North Korea fails rocket launch
• ‘EDA’ is open for businesses
• 'Dogs Extend Streak To Five Before Falling In Nightcap
• Women Win Third Straight
• ATSU-KCOM students, faculty awarded
• Fugitives caught after search through woods
• Coulter brings far-right views to Truman State
• Morning Jolt: What's that structure on Mars?
• Tickets for Presidential Historian Michael Beschloss are still available! Mr. Be...
• Spring Sports Schedule Updates
• Today in the news: J.K. Rowling announces details about new book
• No increase for Kirksville Technical Center tuition
• Kirksville R-III turf proposal moving forward
• Sierens recognized with free enterprise award
• This could be big!
• SAVE THE DATE!!! The St. Louis Alumni Chapter is having its Annual Golf Tourname...
• Toddler's call to Daily Express prompts sheriff, DFS visit
• Trailer park wins out over duplex proposal
• Softball Schedule Weather Update
• Morning Jolt: Ohio man arrested for putting puppies in suitcase
• Bulldogs & Hawks Split Matches
• Baseball Heads To Western Kansas For Series With Fort Hays St.
• On Tuesday, April 17, 2012, Truman will celebrate the 25th annual Undergraduate...
• Today in the news: Apple sued over e-book pricing
• K-REDI drafts evaluation for director of job creation
• Local Hospice to celebrate its volunteers
• County declines sheriff’s request for funds
• Wyatt could legally serve district from Hawaii
• Key Weekend on Tap for Softball
• Morning Jolt: Pizza with a hot dog crust
• Today in the news: Real Maryland Mega Millions winners claim prize
• Bulldogs Comeback In Both To Take Two From Lincoln
• Bulldogs Comeback In Both To Take Two From Lincoln
• Dorsey No-Hitter Leads Bulldogs in Tuesday Split
• Dorsey No-Hitter Leads Bulldogs in Tuesday Split
• Women's Tennis Blanks Lincoln
• Women's Tennis Blanks Lincoln
• Walker to file for 3rd District race
• Two Truman students selected as Goldwater Scholars!
• Morning Jolt: UFO in South Korea
• Today in the news: Facebook buys Instagram
• Council swears in Russell, appoints him to Planning/Zoning
• SAB to host music, comedy shows
• MoDOT schedules road work on Baltimore Street, Highway 6
• Highway Patrol to focus on youth drinking, driving
• Eight arrested in drug bust in Kirksville
• Morning Jolt: Tiny town of Buford sold for $900K
• The sixth and final presentation of the University’s year-long series on the lib...
• This week: 100th anniversary of Titanic sinking
• Week in review: Generous firefighters top the news
• Five Bring Home Titles From Northwest Open
• Sheriff, commissioners at odds again over funding
• Stolen goods located in bus
• Today in the news: Navy jet crashes into apartment
• Have a great three day weekend! Be safe and we'll see you on Tuesday.
• Munzlinger named to emergency planning group
• City to update posted skatepark rules to protect facility
• Golf Sits Seventh Following First Round at UIU
• Golf Sits Seventh Following First Round at UIU
• Public forum on Spainhower turf issue set for Wednesday
• Kirksville couple charged with numerous sex offenses
• Bearcats Take Two From Truman On Friday
• Softball Lands Split as Manley Delivers Walkoff Single
• Softball Lands Split as Manley Delivers Walkoff Single
• TradeWind project blows out
• Kirksville not sweating new airline contract
• Morning Jolt: Dog eats owner's Masters tickets
• Today in the news: Ghost ship sunk by Coast Guard
• City to pick up house hazards, waste
• Local soldier’s brief, happy visit home to Kirksville
• Historian to talk presidents’ risks
• Kirksville R-III closing in on $700K artificial turf plan
• Morning Jolt: YouTube to start offering Paramount movies
• Men's Soccer Releases Camp Information
• Today in the news: Puppies rescued by firefighters
• Public Works issues boil advisory following water main leak
• Russell says he was "destined" to serve
• Chamberlain, Jones-Nichting get R-III wins
• MoDOT director: Funding formula is "not going to work going forward"
• Bulldogs Pull Out 5-4 Win Over DI Foe
• Bulldogs Pull Out 5-4 Win Over DI Foe
• ATSU to host 8th Annual Lecture on Aging
• Novinger voters pass tax levies; Twin Pines board decided
• ALOHA, REP. WYATT
• Volleyball to Host Division I Spring Contest
• Volleyball to Host Division I Spring Contest
• Congratulations to Connor Stangler, a junior English and history double major fr...
• Morning Jolt: Flying cars coming soon?
• Bulldogs Welcome Bearcats For Holiday Weekend
• Weekend Games Open Home Stretch for Softball
• Russell wins Kirksville City Council seat; Chamberlain, Jones-Nichting win R-III board seats
• Today in the news: Firefighters donate Mega Millions winnings
• Wyatt withdrawing from election to study marine biology
• KIM hosting Good Friday service
• Kirksville man facing meth charges
• Kirksville man facing multiple charges for false imprisonment, domestic assault
• City invests in equipment for street crews
• Input sought in Ameren rate hike request
• Morning Jolt: Want to be buried in a bacon coffin?
• Today in the news: 7 dead in shooting at university in California
• City hosting annual Easter Egg Hunt Saturday at Truman State
• La Plata man injured in motorcycle crash
• Presidential portrait
• Bikers ride, honor local advocates
• Sleepy suspect can’t dodge cops
• MoDOT conducting local road work
• Morning Jolt: Who won Mega Millions?
• Tennis Downed at Northwest Missouri
• This week: NCAA championship is Monday
• Softball Battles Nation's No. 6 Team
• Week in review: George Zimmerman, Mega Millions the talk of the week
• Bulldog Tracksters Compete In Pella
• Tennis Splits Saturday Affair With Emporia State
• Tomash Takes Individual Lead at WashU Invite
• Softball Comes Through Late to Earn Sweep
• Tax issues dot Adair County ballots
• Adair County polling locations
• Today in the news: George Zimmerman’s brother speaks out
• Homecoming 2012
• Fugitive arrested in NE after tip
• Mega-Millions jackpot an estimated $640 million
• Gas costs down, Atmos bills to follow
• Tom Oswald dies at age 86
• Adair Dems line up behind Obama
• Family Day 2012
• The fifth presentation in the University’s year-long series on the liberal arts...
• Morning Jolt: Man saved from cougar attack by bear
• Today in the news: Mega Millions jackpot a new world record
• ATSU names new dean for Arizona school
• Finance Dept. to close early Fri.
• MU Extension to lead gardening class
• $1 million Powerball ticket purchased in Kirksville, prize yet to be claimed
• Truman State frat to host Relay for Life fundraiser
• Kirksville R-III teachers getting raises
• Wyatt supports Randles for governor
• Morning Jolt: Vermont residents aim for cowbell record
• Bulldogs To Open Weekend Series With Northwest Saturday
• Oklahoma Road Trip Scheduled For Bulldog Softball
• Today in the news: Mega Millions jackpot reaches new record
• Red Cross to host area blood drives
• Bulldog Tennis Begins Busy Schedule With Loss To Rockhurst
• TSU Press to host 25th anniversary celebration
• Missing Knox County child found dead
• Filing closes for state, Adair County races
• McClanahan and Wyatt will square off again for Missouri House seat
• R-III board member files for sheriff’s race
• Teen shot at Vo. Tech with BB gun
• Come out to the Observatory at the University Farm to look at the stars with the...
• Morning Jolt: 'Harry Potter' now in e-book format
• Today in the news: Dog found in trash gets sight back
• Northeast Missouri residents take home big lottery prize
• Boonville hotel embracing solar panels
• 'Dogs Earn Split With Blue Tigers On Tuesday
• AG bringing info on mortgages to Adair County­
• FAQ: What to know about online metering
• Daily Express to launch metered access to website
• Local church to host Easter Egg hunt Saturday
• T. S. Eliot Poetry Prize Celebration Thursday, Mar 29 7:00 pm Rhina Espaillat,...
• Kalousek appointed dean of ATSU-SOMA
• McClanahan says she'll file to challenge Wyatt; Detweiler to withdraw
• Morning Jolt: March 27
• Today in the news: CNN poll finds 73 percent want George Zimmerman arrested
• Updated: Reed found guilty on all counts
• Boil advisory
• Wilson appointed dean of ATSU-KCOM
• KV teen guilty of shooting gun at police detectives
• Southern Stops Bulldogs in Monday Matinee
• Preparing for the worst
• Local attempts to escape police in high-speed chase
• Boil advisory for portions of Kirksville
• Women’s Golf Jumps Two Spots on Final Day at MWSU
• 2 dead in Marceline murder-suicide
• Presidential Historian Michael Beschloss to Serve as Inaugural Holman Family Dis...
• Happy first day of Registration, students! Check out their website if you have...
• Morning Jolt: March 26
• Ed Schneider & Walter Ryle To Be Inducted Into MIAA Hall Of Fame
• Women’s Golf Sits In Eighth At Missouri Western Invite
• This week: Earth Hour takes place Saturday
• Tennis Splits With Tritons In St. Louis
• Gorillas Sweep Bulldogs in Sunday Softball
• Gorillas Sweep Bulldogs in Sunday Softball
• Siegler Tosses Nine Shutout Innings Before 'Dogs Fall 1-0 In 10th
• Hometown heroes
• ATSU goes in-house for KCOM dean
• Single motorcycle involved in Hwy 63 crash
• Outdoor Season Begins In St. Louis
• Week in review: Whitney Houston's cause of death revealed
• Today in the news: Geraldo Rivera blames Trayvon Martin's death on hoodies
• Here is a picture to brighten your day. Hope you are wearing purple! #purplepride
• Kirksville Mayor Detweiler files to challenge Wyatt in 3rd District race
• Flyers Take Two From Bulldogs At Home
• Volunteers needed for disaster scenario in Kirksville
• Men's Basketball Program Announces Summer Camps
• Softball Prepares For Weekend Match-Ups After Rainy Week
• Today in the news: Whitney Houston died of accidental drowning, coroner says
• Local files for Republican sheriff's race
• Local woman pleads guilty to drug conspiracy
• Local fugitive charged with assaulting officer after brief struggle
• Highway Patrol arrest 5 for drunk driving
• Trial set for teen who allegedly shot at Kirksville Police
• Softball Announces Schedule Changes
• Today in the news: Tim Tebow traded, Sean Payton suspended
• Truman 'Tunnel of Oppression' to examine injustices
• Daddy, daughter dance this Friday
• Sheriff's Office completes compliance check of area sex offenders
• Stolen tools recovered at neighbor's, KV man charged with related felonies
• Half of Adair County poison cases involve kids
• Galt, Mo., pair charged with felony shoplifting from Wal-Mart
• Widespread fraud reported between Macon, Kirksville
• Another awesome achievement by Truman Students! Looks like our Accounting studen...
• Wrestling Takes Second In Division II Academic Rankings
• ‘Diabolical crime’ by Young, Mock
• Baseball Hits Road For Six Straight
• Looks like a lot of rain for the next few days. Hope you have your rain boots,...
• Today in the news: New witness in Trayvon Martin case
• Current students take note!
• A quick and late reminder: The 2011-2012 Lyceum Series will be concluding this e...
• "Adopt a Buddy!" fundraiser tops goal, sustains program
• Mexico, Mo., man dies in plane crash
• Pete Kendall Announces His Retirement
• Pete Kendall Announces His Retirement
• Today in the news: Peyton Manning in, Tim Tebow out in Denver
• Young, Mock found guilty in murder-for-hire trial
• Kirksville woman facing decade without license after latest alleged DWI
• Business exec to share experiences at Truman
• Lyceum to close out season with Shakespeare's 'Midsummer'
• KV man charged with threatening roommate with knife
• This week: ‘Hunger Games’ opens Friday
• Week in review: Baby koalas get an exam
• Adair County sending mostly uncommitted delegates to Missouri GOP conventions
• Bulldog Softball Suffers Weekend Sweep
• 'Dogs Downed In Hays 7-2
• Number of flu cases on the rise, health dept. says
• Graves files for 6th District seat that represents Adair County in D.C.
• Truman students pitch in around Kirksville for 'Big Event'
• Two killed, four children injured in rollover crash
• Today in the news: New iPad a big hit on first day
• Nixon: ATSU dental ‘tangible moment’ of economic development
• Bulldog Bats Silenced In Conference Sweep
• ROTC cadets to represent Truman
• Woman wanted on two warrants
• Congratulations!
• Bulldogs Fall In 1-0 In Pitchers Duel
• Carhop hit by car at Macon Sonic
• Next ATSU president: Kirksville will ‘always be the main campus’
• Kirksville council, school board candidates square off
• Today in the news: Blagojevich enters prison
• Just one of those things you might see at @TrumanState on the Quad: Joy the Cow!...
• Purcell opera on stage at Truman
• Ground broken on new ATSU dental school in Kirksville
• Legislators talk 'State of the District'
• Reminder that Tony La Russa will be speaking tomorrow, March 16th, at 7PM. For m...
• School board member files for county office
• Adair County Republicans ready to caucus
• New president says Kirksville will always be ATSU's home
• Pair Of Weekend Doubleheaders On Tap For Softball
• Proposal to reduce required parking for new construction passes P&Z
• Today in the news: Encyclopaedia Britannica to stop print editions
• Kirksville parks to get more shade
• Appliance, yard waste pickup set for April
• Donation of eyeglasses to give gift of sight in Romania
• ‘BLEND’ performs hits from ’50s, ’60s
• Kirksville man sentenced for meth production
• How's your first week back from break going?
• Baseball Welcomes Ichabods For Home Weekend Series
• Today in the news: Why are people stealing Tide?
• K-REDI efforts tout Kirksville as "smartest city in rural America"
• Notre Dame professor to talk Truman, dropping of atomic bombs
• Softball Sweeps Saints in Nonconference Action
• Softball Sweeps Saints in Nonconference Action
• Former Hannibal man, Boy Scout leader implicated in cyber sex crimes
• Rep. Luetkemeyer visits ATSU to discuss health care, America’s future
• Schade Named MIAA Hitter of the Week
• Schade Named MIAA Hitter of the Week
• Buri Earns NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship
• Today in the news: Crystal Cathedral undergoing big changes
• Trial begins in Young-Mock murder-for-hire case
• FEMA denies Nixon's request to declare major disaster
• Tornado sirens to sound Tuesday as part of annual statewide test
• State begins audit of MSHP, bus inspection procedures
• Local area farmers may qualify for natural disaster assistance, loans
• Help spread the word; like, share, retweet! The City of Kirksville and Truman wi...
• Woman charged with felony theft
• Quarters for Quota
• Seven Swimmers Head To Texas For National Championships
• Seven Swimmers Head To Texas For National Championships
• This week: March Madness begins Tuesday
• Week in review: New iPad tops the news
• Second Dem files for 6th seat
• Life and death
• Bulldogs Settle for Split in MIAA Opening Doubleheader
• Bulldogs Settle for Split in MIAA Opening Doubleheader
• Drug search at Marceline school nets arrest
• Barn destroyed after trash fire burns out of control in Adair County
• Today in the news: Another ‘Phoenix lights’ mystery
• Greentop farmer chooses food depot to receive funds
• Police pursuing husband, wife pair for check fraud
• Three Macon residents plead guilty to series of bank robberies
• Kirksville trash service bills going up soon
• Mules Take Two On Friday
• Edina man leads troopers on chase, run through field
• Softball Hosts Home Opener This Weekend
• Today in the news: Invisible Children documentary about warlord goes viral
• City, Truman to test tornado sirens Friday
• Three-vehicle crash on HWY 63
• Maus Set To Compete In Second Division II Championships
• Track & Field Championships Set To Begin Friday
• Today in the news: iPad 3 will have amazing resolution
• Highway patrol enforcement op aimed at reducing drinking, driving
• Softball Sweeps Jets with 5-1, 9-7 Victories
• County commission vote to keep road open, look for funding help
• Construction paving way for ATSU, groundbreaking
• Today in the news: Mom loses legs shielding kids from tornado
• Local women competing in maurices national model search
• Man arrested for failure to register as sex offender
• Softball Notches Second Straight Split
• Council takes no action on 'corridor zoning' for Highway 63
• NWS issues wind, fire danger alerts
• From Seattle to Kirksville
• Scanners go silent as city flips switch on narrow-band radios
• Today in the news: Penguin runs away from zoo
• The LAS Speaker Series is continuing this semester on March 14 at 7:00pm in Geor...
• ATSU-KCOM students awarded scholarship
• Truman, Cameron Offenses Battle to Softball Split
• Jumping, shouting for healthy hearts
• This week: Super Tuesday, iPad 3 and Bruce Springsteen
• Students, teachers and social media
• Bulldog Softball Set For Spring Break Slate
• Week in review: Midwest tornadoes and storms top the news
• Late Rallies Sink Softball at MSSU Invite
• Wyatt kicks off re-election campaign in Kirksville
• Barber gets his vacation wish
• Today in the news: Obama birth certificate in the news yet again
• Musical festival wants area talent for spring concert
• Defensive Woes Plague Softball at MSSU Invite
• Munzlinger backs Truman Board appointment
• Macon MU hosting Master Gardener classes
• Buddy Pack program gets lift in Kirksville, still needs help
• Keep your heads up. We are excited for what next season will bring!
• Few candidates have filed for state offices that serve, represent Adair County
• Kirksville teen facing multiple drug charges
• Today in the news: Birth control bill fails in Senate
• Bulldogs Stung At The Buzzer
• KPD asks for help in locating wanted man
• Rep. Wyatt to run for re-election, local candidates continue filing
• Bevier man given 2 years in jail for cattle fraud scheme
• Baseball Heads To Southern For Conference Opener
• Baseball Heads To Southern For Conference Opener
• Today in the news: Davy Jones from The Monkees dies
• Two Kirksville residents among the few to celebrate 'Leap Day' birthdays
• Grants available for rural youth development ideas
• Adair County Sheriff's Office reports damage across region
• Atwood & Zweifel Will Compete In National Meet
• So proud of our Lady Bulldogs! Go get 'em!
• High winds cause damage to church, Kirksville businesses
• Primetime Showdown With Lady Hornets On Thursday
• Today in the news: 2 more students die from Ohio school shooting
• Expect strong winds Wednesday, National Weather Service warns
• Adair County dodging brunt of flu season
• Local GOP hosts filing-day party
• Pair of downtown fires suspicious, under investigation
• Locals file on first day for public offices
• Kirksville Police seek information on recent church burglaries
• Jackson, Norton Receive All-MIAA Accolades
• Today in the news: ‘Berenstain Bears’ co-creator dies
• Kirksville Tech Center inviting students, parents to explore options
• Truman looking for volunteer hosts for The Big Event
• Kirksville man accused of vandalizing dealership's cars
• Moberly teen arrested following car chase, crash
• Filing for Adair County offices to begin
• Two Kirksville residents facing meth charges
• McHenry & Daniels Earn All-MIAA Hoop Honors
• Men's Tennis Begins Spring Slate
• This week: ‘Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax’ out in theaters
• Ryan Maus Advances to NCAA Nationals
• Ryan Maus Advances to NCAA Nationals
• Softball Finishes TWU Classic with Split
• Softball Finishes TWU Classic with Split
• Week in review: Afghanistan violence tops the news
• Bulldog Women Place Second At NSISC; Eight Earn All-Conference
• Schweich announces start of Sullivan County audit
• Two Titles For Bulldogs Following Day Two Of MIAA Championships
• Three Advance to Day Two at Wrestling Regionals
• Three Advance to Day Two at Wrestling Regionals
• Softball Sets Cruise Control to Pass Dustdevils
• Softball Sets Cruise Control to Pass Dustdevils
• Carlson Goes for 34 but Bulldogs Drop Heartbreaker at UCM
• Carlson Goes for 34 but Bulldogs Drop Heartbreaker at UCM
• Miners Take First Two Over Bulldogs
• Miners Take First Two Over Bulldogs
• Bulldogs Win In OT For Fifth Straight
• Bulldogs Win In OT For Fifth Straight
• Concert to bring four of Truman's large groups to one stage
• Summer D.C. trip needs students
• Appeals Court hears Walley case in Kirksville
• My Take: Barber's spring break can't be allowed
• NEMO business connected to black market rhino deals
• Today in the news: Fake 9/11 firefighter admits lying
• Softball Pounds Path to Day One Split
• DWI suspected in wild overnight wreck in Kirksville
• With so much going on around campus this weekend, are you getting out in the col...
• Today in the news: J.K. Rowling announces new book
• Kirksville man charged after allegedly threatening to kill family
• ROTC hosting 2nd Frostbite Frolic
• Brookfield businessman, former mayor appointed to county commission
• New bleachers to cost Kirksville R-III school district $500K
• Council, R-III board talk sidewalks
• Bulldog Wrestling Heads To Edmond For NCAA Regional
• Track Teams Head To Joplin For Conference Championships
• Today in the news: Georgia rep. proposes vasectomy ban
• Bulldogs Rally on Senior Night to Stay Alive
• Plan for delays Thursday if traveling near 63/36 interchange
• Bulldog Women Collect Season Sweep on Senior Night
• Red Cross to honor local heroes
• Tips, services available for tax filing
• Bulldog Baseball To Open Season This Weekend
• Zweifel Earns Third MIAA Athlete Of The Week Honor
• Today in the news: Military dad burns N.J. flag in protest of Whitney Houston
• ATSU names dean for new dental school
• Board names Craig Phelps ATSU President
• United Way recognizes service at annual banquet in Kirksville
• A.T. Still University names first dean of dental school
• Cannon Lands Five for 2012 Class
• Today in the news: Elizabeth Smart marries in Hawaii
• Trumpeter to headline local Jazz Festival
• Three injured in weekend accident on Highway 6
• Swimming Returns To Action In NSISC Championships
• Women's Tennis Opens Spring Season Strong
• Week in review: Whitney Houston, Gary Carter top the news
• This week: Oscars are next Sunday
• Local professor helps Missouri in search for its next wordsmith.
• Softball Splits Again on Day Two of Chillout
• Bulldogs Drop Home Contest to Missouri Western
• Bulldog D Stifles Western In 16-Point Win
• Auditor gives ‘fair’ grade to Schuyler County
• Sex offender fails to register
• Pair Of School Records Fall At Mizzou
• Today in the news: Payroll tax cut approved
• Auditions set for spring musical
• U.S. Cellular launching 4G LTE
• Jimmy John's permanently pulls sprouts from menu
• 2 Macon men arrested for meth-making
• Offices close for holiday
• County officials strike optimistic tone for 2012
• KPD seeks man on forgery warrant
• What are you doing this weekend?
• Softball Drops Opener at UAH Chillout
• Today in the news: ‘Colbert Report’ suspended
• KV man charged with felony marijuana possession following drug raid
• NEMO Heart Health to highlight February as local ‘Heart Month’
• Extension sought in Barber appeal
• Four Women Named All-Academic By USTFCCCA
• The University Conference is taking place today. Click on the link to see what...
• Kirksville wrestlers head to Columbia in search of gold
• Today in the news: Pekingese wins Best in Show at Westminster
• Bulldogs Fall in Double Overtime; Norton Scores 34
• Local students get an early start on choosing careers
• Woman arrested after calling 911 13 times in 23 minutes
• Bulldogs Punch Tourney Ticket By Knocking Out Bearcats 79-52
• Red Cross reports blood shortage in Kirksville area
• Orscheln worker accused of theft
• A neat opportunity! Good luck Alex. With baseball season fast approaching, Tru...
• Men's Cross Country Posts Highest GPA In Division II
• Today in the news: Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky the focus of new film
• Shredded wheat and bran cereal said to be key to Jungers’ longevity
• Men's Soccer Announces 2012 Schedule
• One of few winter storms to hit Kirksville wreaks havoc
• It's official! Over 9,000 Facebook fans and 1,000 Twitter followers! Thanks for...
• Today in the news: Friends, family say Whitney Houston didn’t kill herself
• New fire truck arrives at Kirksville Fire Department
• Gardner's Historic Night Guides Bulldogs Past Trojans
• Man charged after home invasion
• Persistent offender arrested for riding ATV while drunk ATV ride
• Man arrested for drunken assault
• This week: Great Backyard Bird Count is this week
• Maus Defeats Means In Battle Of Ranked Wrestlers At MIAA Duals
• Maus Defeats Means In Battle Of Ranked Wrestlers At MIAA Duals
• Week in review: Contraception spat ends with compromise
• Several Top Performances For Bulldog Track & Field
• Women's Basketball Coasts Past McKendree
• RSVP director honored for service
• Enough for a weekend?
• Today in the news: Purple squirrel spotted in Pennsylvania
• Local fugitive may be using fake last name
• Step forward for ATSU dental school
• Mary Immaculate students learn about caring for the colors
• Congrats!
• Today in the news: What does mortgage settlement mean for you?
• Local Salvation Army beats fundraising goal
• K-REDI elects new officers, board members at annual meeting
• US rep to hold constituent service day
• Kirksville R-III adopts social media policy for teacher-student contact
• MIAA Basketball Tournament Tickets Now on Sale
• Planning and Zoning approves corridor zone plan for Highway 63
• Today in the news: Moms battle Facebook over breastfeeding
• Norton Leads All Players with 18 Points in Road Setback
• Expert to share thoughts on Middle East peace
• Adair County road and bridge budget facing $300K hole
• Tigers Tandem Lead In Victory Over Bulldogs
• Tigers Tandem Lead In Victory Over Bulldogs
• Charges filed following search of 'meth-lab' trailer
• Brashear man accused of stealing $43K-worth of windows
• Hundreds of area students to get taste of 'real-world' jobs
• Wrestling To Host MIAA Duals Sunday
• Wrestling To Host MIAA Duals Sunday
• Have you heard the great news? Truman State University has been named one of the...
• Santorum earns support of Adair County Republicans
• Today in the news: California same-sex marriage ban ruled illegal
• Missouri higher education cut reduced by $40 million after settlement
• 'Thank a Farmer Week' in Missouri
• Citizen tip leads to drug arrests by Sheriff's Office
• Pair accused of stealing $800-worth of grease
• Language Company’s top product - English
• Kirksville City Council discusses parking plans
• 200th anniversary of New Madrid quake of 1812
• Polling places open for Mo. primary
• Statement Regarding Conference Alignment
• Women's Soccer Announces 2012 Schedule
• Today in the news: Madonna halftime show a hit?
• Truman State seeks membership in GLVC
• Trio of children's events at the Adair County Public Library this week
• MDC to host open houses on chronic wasting deer disease
• Juvenile joyride ends in custody
• A.T. Still University names next president
• Truman Wrestling Competes In Missouri Valley Open
• This week: ‘Phantom Menace’ out in 3-D
• Joint law enforcement effort leads to meth bust
• Track Teams Return To Action In Jacksonville
• Week in review: Komen and Planned Parenthood top the news
• Truman students handle key statistical analysis for Kirksville
• Bulldogs Brought Down in Bolivar
• Bulldogs Hold On To Win Fourth Straight Over Southwest Baptist
• Kirksville’s winter royalty
• Today in the news: Komen changes mind on Planned Parenthood
• Career Center recognizes effort to hire US veterans
• Truman alum to take to the opera stage
• Ameren Missouri files $376 million rate increase request
• FAFSA Frenzy aims to help students, family with financial aid process
• Volleyball Unveils 2012 Schedule
• HR333, aimed to impeach Judge Steele, assigned to House Judiciary Committee
• Baseball Picked Ninth In MIAA Preseason Coaches Poll
• Softball Placed Seventh in MIAA Preseason Poll
• Today in the news: Group wants sugar regulated like tobacco
• Season’s start for trout fishers
• 3 KV men sentenced to prison terms
• Daniels Named First Team Academic All-District
• Today in the news: Facebook seeks $5 billion IPO
• Ichabods Use Second Half to Pull Away from 'Dogs
• Truman Can't Get Over Hump In Loss To #11 Washburn
• Strategic plan receives input from public
• Different sight greets city as Feb. 1 dawns
• Mary Immaculate students help out during Catholic Schools Week
• It may 50 degrees this week, but the RHA wants to remember Snowpocalypse 2011. F...
• Football Signing Day
• Football Signs 19 On National Letter Of Intent Day
• Today in the news: Mom gives birth to 14-pound baby
• County, sheriff’s office finalize budget, spar over health care
• Tate: K-REDI strong, will grow stronger
• No hits in drug dog sweep at Kirksville High School
• Kirksville man riding bicycle hit by vehicle on Highway 3
• Today in the news: Super Bowl ad preview – and a look at the Ferris Bueller ad
• Jan. 30 obituaries
• NEMO Heart Health wants AED ordinance
• Shoplifting charge for jailed woman
• Red Cross calls for local heroes
• Kirksville man charged with holiday thefts
• McHenry Earns MIAA Weekly Award
• This week: Super Bowl Sunday is 1 week away
• Bulldogs Step Up Game Against Division I Foes
• Express publisher Freels retiring after nearly 50 years in newspapers
• Week in review: Heroic children top the news
• Women Knock Off Ranked Lady Hornets 78-60
• Women Knock Off Ranked Lady Hornets 78-60
• Bulldogs Excel in Overtime to Take Down Emporia
• Bulldogs Excel in Overtime to Take Down Emporia
• No movement yet on HR333
• Nelson Places Second In Wartburg Pentathlon
• Today in the news: Little boy writes heartwarming letter to 49ers’ Kyle Williams
• Two Kirksville residents arrested after search turns up drug evidence
• "Eye Spy" event focuses on vision health for children
• Wanted Miss., man arrested in La Plata on outstanding warrant
• Steele: This is politics at its worst
• Lyceum event scheduled for Saturday features Russian Festival Ballet
• City to test tornado sirens
• Today in the news: Vanna White and Pat Sajak were sometimes drunk during 'Wheel of Fortune'
• Steele issues statement on HR333
• Kirksville R-III shaping drug-test policy
• In the trenches
• MU Office seeking 2012 livestock person of year
• Today in the news: Facebook makes Timeline mandatory
• Statesmen Hand Truman Home Dual Loss
• Daily Express office to close Thursday afternoon for funeral
• Gorillas Dominate Glass to Down 'Dogs
• McHenry's Triple-Double Not Enough As Bulldogs Fall Short
• City, county to talk 2012 plan
• Wrestling To Host William Penn Tonight In Pershing Arena
• Today in the news: Mitt Romney paid 14% in taxes
• Culvert repairs to reduce lanes on county roads
• Daily Express launches community blogger feature
• Update: Wyatt seeks Articles of Impeachment against Judge Steele
• State of the City offers recap of accomplishments
• Council approves new test for local contractors
• High-speed chase ends with KV man caught in Chillicothe
• Truman State University's Kohlenberg Lyceum Series continues its 2011-12 season...
• Today in the news: 9-year-old girl outsmarts kidnapper
• New signage to highlight KC, Chicago Expressway
• Kirksville man sustains serious injuries in crash
• Birthday milestone celebrated by ‘Baba’
• Arrested again, one year later on same charge
• This week: President Obama’s State of the Union speech is Tuesday
• Hope $10,000
• Drivers testing stations to close for half-day
• Week in review: Costa Concordia cruise ship captain tops the news
• Five Wrestlers Place At MVC Invitational
• Swimming Wraps Up Dual Season With Losses To Drury
• Norton Goes for 29 but #16 Southern Escapes in Thriller
• Women Take Season Sweep Over Missouri Southern
• MoDOT, county reach deal on closed building
• Today in the news: Etta James remembered for her legendary talent
• Day One In The Books At Iowa State Open
• Miners Down Bulldogs On Friday
• Girl Scouts to begin cookie sales Saturday
• Kirksville chamber honors Tate, others for local service
• Video report: Etta James dies at 73
• Prescription drug discount available for county residents
• Today in the news: Ex-wife: Newt Gingrich wanted open marriage
• Maurices looking for local models
• Man in jail after returning old TV to Walmart
• Red Cross urges blood donors to attend local drives
• Examining the Countryside Fund
• Events set at Adair County Public Library
• If you are looking for something to do on campus, you might check out the Truman...
• Punter Eric Phillips Named All-American
• Today in the news: Sledding crow becomes Internet sensation
• Jackson Leads All Scorers with 22 in 78-73 Loss
• Community help requested to find missing steer
• Shooting Woes Plague Bulldogs In Home Loss
• Four candidates file for Kirksville city council race to fill Carolyn Chrisman’s seat
• KV man charged with drug possession
• Fight ends with hospital trip, teen in jail for assault
• TIF plans projects on Franklin, Baltimore streets
• Kirksville school board race has one new challenger facing incumbents for seats
• Next round of budget cuts will be painful for Truman
• Kirksville man killed in crash on Highway 11
• Today in the news: Wikipedia, Reddit to go dark Wednesday
• Battle between ACAD, city over $180K in TIF funds likely decided by close of 2012
• Man due to be freed after prison term committed to sex offender treatment center
• Lower traffic crashes, higher fatalities for area in 2010
• Students line up to answer call, volunteer time on MLK day
• Fourth candidate files for city council race
• Jennifer Zweifel Repeats As MIAA Field Athlete Of The Week
• Today in the news: Zappos hacked; 24 million people affected
• Schuyler County teen injured in weekend wreck
• Deadline to file for council, school board one day away
• Woman claims Barber followed her home
• Boil advisory in Kirksville
• Jon Huntsman withdraws from GOP presidential race
• This week: Republicans debate ahead of South Carolina
• Bulldog Wrestling Concludes Busy Weekend
• Bulldog Wrestling Concludes Busy Weekend
• Track & Field Gets Into Full Swing At Iowa's New Years Classic
• Track & Field Gets Into Full Swing At Iowa's New Years Classic
• Week in review: Marines top the news
• City, county closures for MLK Day
• Bulldogs Face Off In Rematch With Bears
• Career Games by McHenry, Gloor Guide Women’s Basketball
• Carlson's 20 Can't Get Bulldogs Past Blue Tigers
• Propane torch to blame in porch fire
• Welcoming words, from soldier to soldier
• Today in the news: Desecrating Marines identified
• Bank of Kirksville reaches $500 million in assets
• Mo. man killed in crash in Iowa
• 63 safety commission looks toward future
• Today in the news: Outrage over video of Marines urinating on dead fighters
• P&Z talks plan for new Highway 63 zoning
• 2 featured fugitives arrested following anonymous tip
• Update: Horses, owners reunited
• Third candidate files for city council
• Policy for online teacher-student contact forming
• A video about Freshman Summer Orientation from the Office of Admission.
• Today in the news: You can clone your pet
• Bulldogs Come Up Big With OT Win At Western
• A warm welcome for a local military man
• Planning & Zoning to discuss land for convenience store
• Kirksville man found guilty on domestic abuse charge
• Bulldogs Suffer Second Straight One-Point Heartbreaker
• Winter weather advisory issued for Wednesday night
• Local economy showing signs of growth
• Second candidate files for council
• Hey all you KC alumni, the Kansas City Alumni Chapter is hosting a Coffee Talk t...
• Today in the news: ‘Hunger Games’ tickets on sale this month
• City takes step to honor history
• Spence does hold a degree in economics - home economics, that is
• Guard rail work scheduled for Business 63 ramp next week
• Unclaimed property returns up 31 percent through first 6 months of fiscal year
• Platte withdraws council candidacy
• 1 dead in crash involving Kirksville man
• Key piece of new economic development taking shape
• Today in the news: Woman survives after bungee cord breaks
• Back in session
• Teen charged with break-in at senior home
• Thanks Jeremy!
• This week: New Hampshire votes Tuesday
• Local teen leading the way for Missouri’s future farmers
• Week in review: Mitt Romney under fire
• Bearcats Outlast Bulldogs
• Wrestling Falls In NWCA Duals
• Bearcats Claw Back for Last-Second Win
• Second candidate files for Kirksville city council
• Today in the news: Accidentally deported teen headed home
• Winter break is almost over! This weekend we're welcoming some new students, and...
• GOP candidate Spence visits Kirksville
• Today in the news: Man’s gets a 'no' at basketball game proposal
• Salvation Army goal within reach, push for additional funding
• Pamida stores to merge with Shopko, undergo name change
• Highway patrol class to offer students taste of law enforcement life
• YMCA hopes to help you get fit in 2012
• Local men recognized for life-saving efforts
• "A Tribute to NEMO Area Veterans" book has arrived
• Today in the news: Mom shoots intruder after 911 says it’s OK to defend herself
• NRMC announces radiology partnership
• Fatal crashes in Missouri at lowest since 1949
• One candidate for city council, three for school board as deadline nears
• Truman State named one of nation's best values
• First local baby of 2012
• Adair County toughens CAFO regulations
• Another proud moment as Truman was ranked No. 23 on Kiplinger’s recently release...
• Truman Hall Of Famer Gene Bartow Passes Away
• Bulldog Wrestling To Compete In NWCA National Dual Tournament
• Sheriff's Office investigating death of wanted man
• Today in the news: Quadrantid meteor shower should be dazzling
• Idle hands
• Semi, pickup crash results in area's first fatality of 2012
• If you are an out-of-state student, checkout who tops the list on diycollegetank...
• Class start next Monday. When do you plan on returning? #backtothegrind
• Ninth-Ranked Tigers Hold Off Bulldog Upset Bid
• Women Falter In Second Half Against Tigers
• This week: Iowa caucuses set for Tuesday
• Week in review: 2011 weather disasters
• Police: Holiday burglary report numbers still growing
• Have a great New Years this weekend! Be careful and have fun.
• Today in the news: North Korea doesn’t change policies
• #1: ATSU announces new dental school
• Council OK’s water bill hike
• Today in the news: New laws for 2012 affect abortion, immigration
• Locals elected to Adair County FSA committee
• #2: Highway 63 opens, safety questions remain
• Exclusive: Mitt Romney, Ron Paul lead the field heading into Iowa
• Tax deadline nearing
• Today in the news: Iran threatens to block important water route
• #3: Wild weather wreaks havoc on Kirksville
• In case you missed this recent video from @TheTruInstitute:
• County employees, most elected officials to receive pay raise
• Fugitive wanted on multiple warrants for possession, traffic violation
• Exclusive: Presidential tracking poll released tomorrow morning
• Today in the news: Facebook post saves woman’s life
• #4: Barber found guilty of offering bribe
• This week: Kim Jong Il funeral set for Wednesday
• #5: Wi-Fi defaults on loan, report reveals few sales
• Week in review: Kim Jong Il dies, his son is successor
• #6: Funding cuts hit KV education system
• State board, Adair County sheriff at odds over raises
• More than $8,000 raised for Hope’s Kitchen
• Today in the news: Man wakes from coma just before organ donation
• 5 things to know about the payroll tax cut extension
• Free Christmas dinner set for Sunday
• #7: NEMO Heart Health brings AEDs to city
• Local offices closing for Christmas
• Deadline to donate to Hope's Kitchen today at 5 p.m.
• Daily Express office to close for Christmas
• Today in the news: Origins of some Stonehenge rocks discovered
• Whatever celebration you might take part in this Winter Break, may it be a joyou...
• #8: H.I.T. finally strikes out in Kirksville
• Man's life saved by AED at Adair Food in Kirksville
• Route P work slated for Thursday
• Chrisman tabbed as new director of job creation
• Carolyn Chrisman hired as K-REDI director of job creation
• Today in the news: Bon Jovi is not dead
• How many students can post/share this? Most creative way to show you are done ge...
• City seeking help with study on community center need
• #9: Census Tract 9510: Fact versus fiction
• Kirksville R-III campus placed on lockdown after weapon spotted in vehicle
• Man charged with statutory rape of Kirksville teen
• Treece pleads not guilty; trial scheduled for May 2012
• Today in the news: Who is Kim Jong Un?
• #10: Cicadas invade city, make noisy summer
• Barber allowed to leave for Christmas
• Former Schuyler County collector pleads guilty in federal court
• Brothers charged with meth production
• Breaking news: Kim Jong Il dead at 69
• This week: 'Dragon Tattoo,' 'Mission: Impossible' and more at the theaters
• Grapplers Face Off Against Division I Opponents
• Week in review: Witness testifies in Sandusky case
• Where duty calls
• Bulldogs Downed by Buzzer-Beater at Emporia
• Slow Start Hampers Bulldogs At Emporia
• Treece likely to plead not guilty to shooting
• Today in the news: Students suspended for ‘Tebowing’
• Happy official start to the Winter Break! Hope your finals went well and remembe...
• Hope’s Kitchen passes $4,600
• Changes coming to new Highway 63
• Trash truck hits power pole, knocks out power for nearly 1,600
• Truman State to ‘consider’ use of reserve fund to boost state budget
• Today in the news: Woman killed in NY elevator accident
• R-III, MACC finalize nursing program
• Five Milan-area residents federally indicted on meth charges
• Dallas Area Alumni check out the Social Hour/Networking Event going on tonight!...
• Community Chorus Christmas Cantata Concert
• Adair County employees could receive pay raise
• Exclusive: Rasmussen Reports says Romney leads in polls ahead of Iowa
• Today in the news: Time Person of the Year is ‘the protester’
• ROTC students to be commissioned
• Klinginsmith to address graduates at Truman commencement
• Current Students: Your Reading Day is more than half over. We hope you have spen...
• K-REDI closing in on Tate’s successor
• Simple gifts
• Today in the news: NTSB wants nationwide cellphone-driving ban
• Two Track & Field Athletes Earn MIAA Weekly Honors
• Update: Schweich speaks on Schuyler County audit
• Chapman Picks Up NSCAA All-Region Honors
• Today in the news: iPhone captures woman shooting son-in-law
• Update: Multiple injuries in Kirksville school bus crash
• Filing for local races begins Tuesday
• Pickler's Famous to close doors after 9 months of business
• Bulldog Trio Earns NSCAA All-Region
• This week: Jerry Sandusky in court for hearing on child abuse
• Maus Comes Up Just Short In Battle Of Ranked Opponents
• Should tax lien have tripped Wi-Fi loan?
• Week in review: Albert Pujols signs with Angels
• Balanced Bulldogs Come Up Short at Washburn
• Sharpe Cuts Cords At Buzzer To Give Bulldogs Big Win
• Today in the news: 26-toed cat helps Milwaukee animal shelter
• Holiday craft fair at Adair County Public Library
• On Your Mark: Truman Track & Field Kicks Things Off At Iowa State
• More than $1K in 2nd week for Hope
• Electric co-ops soliciting input on disaster-preparedness plans
• Last day of classes before #finals. What are your plans for the weekend?
• AG Koster: Don't let Barber leave Missouri
• Boonville man found guilty of producing child pornography
• Today in the news: 2 killed in Virginia Tech shootings
• Coat drive helps those in need
• Mobile food pantry has goal of 10,000 pounds distributed
• IRS: Be aware of e-mail scammers
• Barber asks court for Christmas trip
• Today in the news: 'Mythbusters' cannonball hits home
• Bulldogs Hold Off Bearcats for Second Straight Win
• MoDOT selects new assistant engineer for northeast Missouri
• Balanced Attack For Truman Women Over Southwest Baptist
• Truman appoints new provost, VP
• Minimal change for Kirksville mail if service cut back
• Missouri Livestock Symposium
• Queen City man injured in crash
• ATSU students named Who’s Who
• Today in the news: NASA: New planet could hold life
• The second annual Daily Express Holiday Home Callout Contest
• North Baltimore project gets city attention
• John Cochrane To Be Inducted Into Missouri Track Hall Of Fame
• John Cochrane To Be Inducted Into Missouri Track Hall Of Fame
• Signs of the season
• Truman Hosts Southwest Baptist on Wednesday Night
• Today in the news: Postal Service wants to drop next-day service
• Have you ever wondered what a professor's last lecture might cover? Check out th...
• City offices to close Tuesday
• MoDOT names area engineer for northeast district
• Christmas wishes
• Stethoscope of the future
• Buri Earns Repeat Status on Academic All-American Team
• This week: Rod Blagojevich to be sentenced
• If you are a high school senior, and have interest in Truman, have applied or ev...
• Bulldogs Compete At Simpson Invitational
• Week in review: Facebook’s most-shared stories of the year
• Fact check: MoDOT delivered on 63
• Comeback Falls One Point Short
• Bulldog Men Even Conference Record With Win Over Pitt
• Fifty years in the making
• Truman's Music Dept. to host percussion show
• Today in the news: Herman Cain meeting with wife
• Local man charged with shaking his infant daughter
• More than $500 to Hope’s Kitchen in first week
• We're excited about this! Looks like alumni and students are as well.
• Today in the news: Hanson to release Mmmhop beer
• Red Cross calls for donations ahead of winter weather
• Iowa man arrested for multi-county thefts, drug possession
• ‘Farmer’s wife’ celebrates 100 years of life
• 'A Christmas Carol' delights Lyceum audience
• R-III students could face drug testing
• Today in the news: Sandusky threatened family, lawsuit says
• Too Much Thomann As 'Dogs Fall To Southern In Opener
• Bulldogs Move To 6-0 With 63-55 Road Win At Southern
• Cape Air adds shuttle service
• Treece has preliminary hearing
• Briney Names Six to 2012 Recruiting Class
• Today in the news: Herman Cain might exit GOP race
• Videos: Conrad Murray sentenced to 4 years for Michael Jackson death
• Health Dept. construction ends
• Highway Patrol arrests 7 drivers for DUI over Thanksgiving holiday
• Tractor-trailer accident near Route P
• Chimney flues blamed for 2 Novinger house fires
• Today in the news: Ohio takes 200-pound 8-year-old from mom
• Brashear teen injured in crash
• Burglary, theft greets students back from break
• Edina teen faces five felony charges after shooting
• Truman Basketball Heads To Southern To Open MIAA Play
• Sharpe Selected as AVCA Second-Team All-American
• Truman State University's Kohlenberg Lyceum Series continues its 2011-12 season...
• If you get hungry on Saturday mornings, this Saturday, December 2nd, Truman's Ca...
• This week: Conrad Murray to be sentenced
• Daily Express kicks off annual Hope’s Kitchen drive
• Week in review: Early Black Friday a hit with consumers
• Bulldogs Remain Perfect After First Road Win
• Upper Iowa Holds Off Bulldogs 75-68
• KPD responds to shooting
• Today in the news: Mars rover launches Saturday
• The Food Bank gobbles up hunger
• Trauma expert to speak at ATSU Monday
• We want your letters to Santa!
• Your stories of thanks
• Today in the news: Occupy protests Black Friday; Apple has sale
• Public accuses MoDOT of lying to, cheating northeast Missourians
• No paper Thursday; local offices close for Thanksgiving
• Today in the news: Bunnies abandoned near Colorado highway
• Wednesday’s Daily Express can help your Black Friday plan of attack
• Newcomers Lead Bulldogs Offensively but QU Holds On Late
• Primary students get fun lesson on foods
• Bulldogs Grab Signature Win Over Ranked Hawks
• Kirksville water bills to increase
• Sharpe Named AVCA All-Region for Third Time
• Police seek information on alleged hit and run
• Softball Signs Four During Early Signing Period
• Today in the news: Michelle Obama and Jill Biden booed at NASCAR race
• When books come to life
• Truck stolen from PSR Construction
• Local man finalist in worldwide music contest
• Men's Basketball Notes: Quincy
• USPS reminds shoppers, shippers of holiday dates
• Simek Breaks A Pair Of Records In Chi-Town
• Bulldog Wrestling Back On The Mats At Lindenwood
• The race is on
• Maryville Holds on for 67-64 Win Against Bulldogs
• Bulldogs Rain Threes' In Victory Over Central Methodist
• Former Schuyler collector faces additional local charge
• Truman State University's Kohlenberg Lyceum Series continues its 2011-12 season...
• Special edition of the Daily Express today
• Missing woman found safe
• Truman nears end of residence hall project
• Red Kettle drive begins today
• Men's Basketball Notes: Maryville
• Former Culver-Stockton employee charged with stealing
• Commission to hear from public on Highway 63 safety
• Bulldogs Take Down Hannibal-LaGrange In Home Opener
• Norton’s Blazing Night Helps Bulldogs Notch Road “W”
• A new place to play
• Bulldog Women Look To Remain Perfect
• Bulldog Women Look To Remain Perfect
• Five Bulldogs Named All-MIAA
• Buri Named Second-Team Daktronics All-Region
• Food Drive Thursday at Wal-Mart
• Variety of crafts available at Novinger Christmas festival
• Update: Cement truck driver injured in rollover accident
• KV woman missing from care facility
• Brown, Chapman Earn Daktronics Regional Honors
• Men's Basketball Notes: Grand View
• Bulldogs Use Balanced Effort to Throttle CCCB
• Conway's Double-Double Paces Women In Rout Over William Penn
• Highway patrol to increase enforcement during holiday
• KDIC continues movement toward vote for downtown tax
• Oregon man busted with 10 pounds of pot
• TSU to examine new media’s role in social change
• Phillips & Schumacher Selected Second Team All-MIAA Football
• Church group to host annual Thanksgiving prayer service
• Van Hoose to sign with University of Virginia
• Men's Basketball Notes: Central Christian
• This week: Kindle Fire out this week
• Week in review: Penn State sex scandal tops the news
• Women's Basketball Opens Season With Strong Performance
• Volleyball Outlasted in Five-Set Slugfest
• Basketball Drops Second Heartbreaker to Open Season
• Bulldogs Use Big Second Quarter To Defeate SBU 24-8
• Share the Harvest to feed local families in need
• A symbol frozen in time
• Today in the news: Baby elephant, mom rescued from mud pit
• Second Half Rally Comes Up Short for Bulldog Basketball
• Bulldogs Blast Southern Behind Offensive Explosion
• Wrestling Kicks Off Season With Dual Win
• Truman to showcase new speech clinic
• Dancing with the Local Stars set for Saturday
• KV native to bring bluegrass, band home
• Pictures worth a thousand words
• Illinois State Police tip leads to meth arrest in LaBelle
• A wonderful experience available to our nursing students!
• Today in the news: Mom rescues daughter from washing machine
• City offices closed Friday for Veteran's Day
• Sculpture to be dedicated during Veterans Day Ceremony
• Hammer attacker charged with felony assault, criminal action
• R-III health insurance costs to rise
• Two Kirksville residents arrested in alleged theft scheme
• MoDOT opens north interchange of new Highway 63
• Ameren taxes released by county
• Baseball Adds Two During Fall Signing Period
• Reynolds Selected As First-Team Academic All-District
• Sinclair Named Second-Team Academic All-District
• Women's Basketball Tips Off Season This Weekend
• Men's Basketball Notes: ACU Wildcat Classic
• Today in the news: Joe Paterno announces retirement
• Men's BB Notes: Missouri (Exhibition)
• Today in the news: Herman Cain denies sexual harassment
• Grants available for access to college
• Anyone missing a cow?
• Volleyball Prepares for Familiar Foes in Week Ahead
• ATSU, Truman unite for biomedical research symposium
• Women's Basketball Heads To Mizzou For Exhibition Game
• This week: Justin Bieber Christmas album out Tuesday
• Kirksville SSA office to host annual blood drive
• Second Half Goals Lead Men’s Soccer Past University of Mary
• Police: Simple tips can keep Halloween safe
• Northern – Missouri – Lights
• Week in review: Kids’ Halloween costumes too sexy?
• Volleyball Picks Up Key Victory on Sharpe’s Milestone Night
• Men’s Soccer Falls In Double Overtime Affair with Sioux Falls
• Emporia Too Much For Bulldogs
• Women’s Soccer Falls to No. 10 UCM
• Today in the news: No debit fees for Chase, other big banks
• Balanced Blues Take Three-Setter
• Rumble strips, "red flashers" to be added at Highway 63 intersections
• KFD to hold CERT class for citizens
• Drivers should be aware of wildlife on 63
• "Flyover" to get guardrails Monday
• Iowa man arrested on six warrants, four other offenses
• Habitat for Humanity helping local couple own their first home
• Halloween fun set for Saturday
• Ryan Maus Ranked Nationally For Bulldog Wrestling
• Today in the news: Bernie Madoff, wife had suicide pact
• Men’s Basketball Opens Exhibition Season at Missouri State
• KPD has eyes on new U.S. 63
• Four suspects still at large after meth-lab bust in Bevier
• New U.S. Highway 63 has tough opening day
• Salvation Army seeks bell ringers
• Twellman’s Goal Leads Bulldogs to Thursday Victory
• KV R-III board talks insurance, CO-OP arrangement Mary Immaculate
• Truman Student-Athletes Among Nation's Best In Graduation Rates
• Today in the news: Puppy saved from top of moving train
• First accident on new U.S. Highway 63
• Disc golf tournament Saturday to raise funds for Rotary Park
• Macon County man indicted on federal child porn charges
• Mizzou partners with Food Bank for Thanksgiving
• Health Dept. budget woes
• New U.S. Highway 63 opens to traffic
• Bulldogs Close Regular Season with Invite, Home Match
• Bulldogs Close Regular Season with Invite, Home Match
• Women’s Soccer Jumps to 7th in Regional Poll
• Volleyball Debuts at No. 7 in Regional Poll
• Bulldog Men's Basketball Tabbed 10th In Preseason Polls
• Bulldogs Wrap Up Road Swing At Emporia
• Today in the news: HPV vaccine suggested for boys
• ATSU’S National Center for American Indian Health Professions receives $200,000 to recruit native students
• Want a great summer job? Be an Orientation Leader! APPLICATIONS NOW AVAILABLE!...
• Volleyball Drops MIAA Match at Emporia State
• Truman celebrates its musicians, composers
• E911 sets 2012 budget
• Man struck by pickup truck on Baltimore Street in good condition
• Trio of felons charged with making meth in senior living apt.
• New counsel for KC man facing possible life in prison
• New county collector named in wake of scandal
• Men’s Soccer Adds Home Match
• North end of Highway 63 to close when new highway opens
• Truman State University's Kohlenberg Lyceum Series kicks off its 2011-12 season...
• Women's Basketball Tabbed Seventh In Preseason Poll
• Kirksville tornado sirens sound, officials don't know why
• Trio charged with meth manufacturing following wildlife violation arrest
• Tournament Implications at Stake in Final Week
• Today in the news: Steve Jobs ‘focused’ after cancer
• Highway 63 ribbon cut; Wyatt questions safety
• Children invited for Halloween costume party at library
• To CID, or not to CID?
• Volleyball Starts Round Two of MIAA Slate
• Bulldogs Use Strong Day Two to Jump to Third
• Work begins on Highway 6 at Chariton River Bridge
• This week: Arraignment in plot to kill Saudi ambassador
• Men's Soccer Drops 2-1 Decision to Newman
• Schepker, Hogan Top Bulldog Scorers on Day One
• Week in review: Gadhafi, Ohio animals top the news
• Volleyball Caps 3-0 Week with Sweep
• Soccer Secures Seventh Straight
• 'Business decisions'
• Big Plays Doom 'Dogs At Western
• Five Bulldogs Earn Conference Honors At Cross Country Championships
• Today in the news: Ben & Jerry’s ‘SNL’ ice cream takes heat
• Brown’s Goal, Assist Not Enough for Men’s Soccer on Road
• Volleyball Blasts Way to Four-Set Victory
• Former ATSU-KCOM president receives prestigious awards
• Today in the news: How Moammar Gadhafi was caught, killed
• Did we mention things are always happening on campus? Looks like A Cappella Fest...
• Shelbina businesses struck by overnight fire
• Tractor-trailer, truck involved in crash with minor injuries
• Twellman Spells Trouble Again for MSSU
• First impressions made at Career Expo
• No injuries, house saved in early morning fire
• Today in the news: Lions, bears shot after they get loose in Ohio
• State offers grants for high scores on math, science AP tests
• Krog named ATSU Employee Excellence Award winner
• Kirksville student in juvenile custody for marijuana possession
• Truman State to go nuclear with next Global Issue Colloquium event
• Plenty happening on campus today. The Career Expo, sponsored by the Career Cente...
• Annual Transition Fair aims to help students with disabilities
• Local man sentenced to 9-year prison term for domestic assault
• Cross Country Heads To Joplin For MIAA Championships
• Football Heads West To Tangle With Griffons
• Today in the news: iPhone app catches cheating wife?
• Man accused of having sex with juvenile girlfriend
• Bulldogs Tame Bearcats in Quick Fashion
• Truman State to spotlight students' art efforts
• Truman State ROTC wins Ranger Challenge for second straight year
• Boil advisory
• Kirksville City Council focuses on green space
• Truman hosting Career Week for students, employers
• Weekend Home Matches Ahead for Women's Soccer
• Truman presents revamped 'Phantom of the Opera'
• Local man charged after crashing his vehicle into his girlfriend's car
• ATSU board welcomes new members, appoints officers
• Boil advisory
• Local schools earn state accreditation
• Spikers Host Dig Pink Night as Part of Three-Match Week
• Spikers Host Dig Pink Night as Part of Three-Match Week
• This week: GOP candidates debate in Vegas
• Men’s Soccer Suffer Senior Day Loss
• Cannon Wins Number 250 as Bulldogs Continue MIAA Roll
• Grueling tests for defending champions
• Week in review: iPhone, BlackBerry top the news
• Swimmers Split With D2 Newcomers
• Bulldogs Turn In Split on ATU Day Two
• Zerkel's Big Catch Lifts Lions Over Bulldogs
• Today in the news: Thousands line up for iPhone 4S
• Highway 63 work to begin Monday
• Deadline extended to be part of NEMO veterans book
• Next week is Career Week sponsored by the Career Center so don't waste your Midt...
• RSVP to host Medicare event during open enrollment
• Health care provider takes step into future
• Tri-County Electric gets $7M federal loan
• Bulldogs Host Block Party in Tournament Opener
• Today in the news: Mitt Romney, Herman Cain top new poll
• School bus pulls out in front of truck, crash sends four to hospital
• Kirksville R-III refinances bond, saves $500K
• Women’s Soccer Silences Washburn in 3-0 Rout
• Women’s Soccer Silences Washburn in 3-0 Rout
• Community joins for annual prayer breakfast
• Trial of man accused of assaulting, threatening to kill Novinger woman delayed
• Senior Day Opens Three-Match Week for Men's Soccer
• Today in the news: BlackBerry outage spreads
• Families invited for open swim
• Trucks collide on Highway 6 near Kirksville
• Brashear takes on Bevier today at 6 p.m.
• Signs of nearing completion on Highway 63
• Group proposes $2.5M ‘bubble’ in Kirksville
• Bulldogs Take To The Road As Second Half Begins
• Today in the news: US says Iran tried to kill ambassador
• Milan man in jail for domestic assault after parking lot fight
• Men’s Soccer Silenced by William Jewell
• KV Tech Center hit by vandalism
• Grisham Named MIAA Athlete of the Week
• Today in the news: Netflix kills Qwikster
• MU to host local beef cattle class
• Street closures in Kirksville
• Boil advisory
• Pres. Truman, life mark special exhibit
• Women's Soccer Looks to Continue Streak
• Volleyball Preps for ATU Invitational
• DWI driver crashes into Village 76
• This week: iPhone 4S goes on sale
• Women’s Golf Sitting in Eighth at Division I Tournament
• Women's Tennis Places Several at WIU Invitational
• Week in review: Steve Jobs, Apple top the news
• Sinclair Steals Show as Bulldogs Hold Off Griffons
• Swimming Begins Season With Pair Of Dual Wins
• Bulldogs Can't Hang First Loss On #5 Washburn
• Two Top Ten Finishes For Bulldog Women At Rolla
• Only way was up
• Early morning pursuit ends with drug arrest
• Local arrested for helping make meth
• Today in the news: 3 women share Nobel Peace Prize
• Road Woes Continue for Volleyball
• Men’s Soccer Falls to Fort Hays, 4-0
• Health department sees more than 1,000 for flu vaccination clinic
• Former Schuyler County collector indicted for embezzlement of $550K
• Young driver, van crash into store
• Pair arrested for selling stolen mowers
• Hey everyone! It's Homecoming weekend at Truman. Activities are going on all ove...
• Today in the news: Steve Jobs mourned
• Six arrested for DWI during highway patrol operation
• Women's Soccer Remains Perfect in MIAA
• Amphitheatre named to honor Klinginsmith
• Design guidelines falling apart
• Today in the news: Wall Street protests growing
• Volleyball Swept by #8 UCM
• Volleyball Swept by #8 UCM
• Men’s Soccer Defeated by Upper Iowa in Home Opener
• Men’s Soccer Defeated by Upper Iowa in Home Opener
• Health Dept. set for free flu clinic
• NEMO Job Fair a chance for employers, workers to connect
• Cross Country Prepares For Regional Competition At Rolla On Saturday
• Bulldogs Look To Continue Homecoming Magic
• Today in the news: Hank Williams Jr. booted from ‘MNF’ for Hitler comment
• Bulldog Tennis Victorious Over Visiting Hawks In A Pair Of Duals
• Magruder sleeping soundly after ATSU board’s decision
• Rotary to honor Ray Klinginsmith with amphitheater
• Schumann's Goal Shoots Bulldogs Past Western
• Spiritual healing
• Local author on farm life, God
• City set to submit plan for stormwater to DNR
• Today in the news: Amanda Knox freed
• Holiday Inn Express evacuated after carbon monoxide alarm
• ATSU board approves Missouri dental school, construction of facility
• Sadness, surrealism center stage in first production for Truman Theater Dept.
• ATSU dental takes big step
• Volleyball Looks to Build on Momentum in MIAA Play
• School lesson on butterflies became local resident’s passion
• Adair Co. Health Department warns of bed bugs
• Tennis Teams Compete At ITA Regional In Springfield
• This week: Amanda Knox appeal verdict expected Monday
• Week in review: Kobe Bryant, Amazon top the news
• Defense Leads The Way In Bulldog Road Win
• Twellman Tallies Late Goal for 1-0 Victory
• Bulldogs Blitz UCO/ACU to Earn Sweep at Crossover
• Today in the news: US airstrike kills al-Qaida leader
• Fugitive of the week wanted for felony theft, multiple warrants
• ATSU celebrates history, heritage with annual graveside ceremony
• Bulldogs Fall in Four to No. 20 Angelo State
• $500K awarded in civil suit against Oswald
• Lots of activities this weekend! Today there is Oktoberfest on the mall from 4-...
• Men's Soccer Set To Open Home Slate
• Today in the news: Two-faced cat sets Guinness World Record
• Juvenile joyrider in custody after crashing parents' car
• Three Macon residents indicted for bank robbery
• Novelty boy OK after bike, car crash
• Kirksville R-III, Mary Immaculate could co-op for sports
• Today in the news: Amazon introduces Kindle Fire tablet
• Tennis Splits With William Jewell
• Deputies check on county's sex offenders
• Kirksville man crashes while avoiding deer
• Bulldogs Move Up In Cross Country Polls
• Women's Soccer Preps for Flurry of MIAA Matches
• Non-Conference Tilt Against McKendree On Tap For 'Dogs Saturday
• Today in the news: iPhone 5 expected to be announced Oct. 4
• Two teens injured when van rear-ends Novinger school bus
• Women’s Soccer Drops Nonconference Tilt
• Adair Co. Health Department to test disaster gear
• Bulldog Tennis Picks Up First Dual Match Wins
• Volleyball Steps Out of MIAA Play for WU Classic
• Today in the news: Dead Sea Scrolls now online
• City crews to begin tree limbs, brush pick up next Monday
• ‘Blue-ribbon royalty’
• Local arrested in Mexico in connection with missing step-daughter
• 1 injured in crash into Sydenstricker business
• Bulldog Men Claim Most Singles Wins In Truman Invitational
• This week: Levi Johnston book on Sarah Palin is out Tuesday
• Bulldogs Fall 1-0 at Upper Iowa
• Women’s Golf Improves on Day Two to Finish 3rd at Millikin
• Week in review: Facebook Timeline gets mixed reviews
• From the garden to the table
• Hot Start Leads Mules To Victory Over Bulldog Football
• Volleyball Stunned at Hays
• Volleyball Stunned at Hays
• Hayes Comes Through in Clutch as 'Dogs Down Bearcats
• Hayes Comes Through in Clutch as 'Dogs Down Bearcats
• Police bust eighth meth lab in 4 months
• MoDOT crews to reduce Putnam County roads to one-lane
• Grauel Takes Tops Honors At Brissman/Lundeen Meet
• Today in the news: Where will satellite hit?
• Hargadine Leads Bulldogs with Nine Kills at WU
• Men's Soccer Suffers Road Loss at Columbia
• Lights of Life burn brightly
• How are you staying busy this weekend? Whether you are visiting Truman for the S...
• Fugitive of week wanted for property damage
• Today in the news: Leaders speak out against Troy Davis execution
• Police warn local businesses about counterfeit $100s
• Late Heroics Lead to Bulldog OT Victory
• Sunset Bike Ride and Walk for FLATS
• Kirksville man arrested, charged for check forgery
• President of corporations that operated El Vaquero sentenced
• Woman life-flighted after crash at Wal-Mart parking lot
• Suspicious package at KV airport part of TSA drill
• Today in the news: Jailed hikers freed
• Round Barn blues festival set for this weekend
• MoDOT to use tiny army to battle noxious weeds
• Thousand Hills State Park continues petroglpyh, mammals programs
• Fighting child hunger, one backpack at a time
• NRMC's CEO named to list of top executives
• Cross Country Heads To Rock Island Friday Night
• Bulldogs To Face Third Ranked Team In Four Weeks
• Today in the news: New video of Reno air show crash
• Woman dies in vehicle crash, children survive
• Traffic will be rerouted, work to begin on south tie-in to new Highway 63
• Plane makes emergency landing at Hannibal airport
• Barber appeal clock ticking
• ‘I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change’
• City Council looking ahead to 2012 goals
• Road Trip Continues for Women's Soccer at MSSU, SBU
• Road Trip Continues for Women's Soccer at MSSU, SBU
• No. 24 Volleyball Heads West for Weekend Matches
• Moser Sets Program Record with MIAA Athlete of Week Award
• KPD responds to false report of gun at Mary Immaculate church
• Women's Tennis Kicks Off Fall Season
• This week: Republicans square off in another debate
• Tanker wrecks on Highway 6 in Adair County
• Heartbreaker
• Week in review: Marine receives Medal of Honor
• Women’s Golf Sitting in 15th at IWU Fall Classic
• Bulldogs Can't Climb Out of Early Hole at UCM
• Brown's Pair of Goals Leads Truman Men's Soccer
• Bulldogs Handle #22 Hornets in Home Opener
• Today in the news: More battles in Libya
• IMPORTANT: Family Day Barbecue Moved to the Student Union Building Due to the...
• Cold weather presents new fire safety concerns
• Reminder that this weekend is Family weekend! For more information, visit
• Descriptions released of two robbery, assault suspects
• United Way begins drive for $275,000
• Today in the news: Pat Robertson says divorce OK in event of Alzheimer’s
• Fresh fruit, cash await teachers
• Bulldogs Held to Scoreless Draw
• S&P upgrades Kirksville R-III’s credit
• Truman celebrates heritage, history with grandson of US president
• Fugitive wanted for non-support
• Planning & Zoning to discuss corridor zone for bypass
• Truman State student allegedly assaulted, robbed near downtown Kirksville
• Men's Soccer Back to It with Three Matches in Eight Days
• Today in the news: President Obama disapproval ratings hit 55 percent
• Truman Drops Overtime Affair at Lindenwood
• Tri-County Electric co-op general manager resigns
• Truman State tops again in U.S. News & World Report
• Alleged bank-robbing Macon trio federally indicted in Texas
• Volleyball Returns to Kirksville for Home Opener
• Gorillas On Tap For Prime Time Saturday Showdown On Family Night
• Today in the news: U.S. hikers to be released from Iran prison
• K-REDI wants to sell airplane hangar
• City crews schedule asphalt overlay work
• Truman has been ranked the #1 public university offering Bachelors and Masters d...
• New Highway 63 likely to open in November
• Women's Soccer Ready for Home Opener
• Today in the news: Bank of America cuts 30,000 jobs
• No parking along certain city streets Tuesday
• Reservoir project funding secured
• Women's Golf Sits 13th After Day One
• Moser Goes Back-to-Back as MIAA Specialist of the Week
• Mo. Dept. of Health to oversee on-site waste-water treatment systems
• Woman injured in moped crash
• Clark, Mundwiller Earn MIAA Player Of The Week Honors
• This week: Emmy Awards are next Sunday
• Sanderson's Slam Leads Soccer to Key Win
• Hayes, Shoemaker Score for Bulldogs in Loss
• Local officials recall events, response to 9/11
• Men's Tennis Makes Season Debut At WIU
• Week in review: 9/11 threats, anniversary
• Local response abilities changed since 9/11
• Bulldogs Bounce Back To Down Tigers 36-31
• Women Take Second In Season Opening Meet
• Local bus driver suspended after sleeping student ends up on Novinger street
• Today in the news: Nation on alert after ‘credible’ terror threat
• Truman, UIW Play to Draw in San Antonio
• No. 22 Volleyball Sweeps SAU to Finish Day One Split
• Men's Soccer Falls in Top-25 Matchup
• MoDOT plans work for Adair County
• Kirksville road work set for Monday
• Fall dance set for Saturday
• Fulton man pleads guilty to bank robbery
• FLATS reaches Phase 1 goal
• Truman disciplines 17 baseball players
• Roads closed near airport for weekend's KV Air Show
• Today in the news: Google buys Zagat
• Truman announces action taken on 17 baseball players for hazing incident
• Prescription drug ring busted
• Students have the opportunity to take advantage of life changing experiences sta...
• Truman is an environmentally friendly school. Students regularly participate in...
• Truman students don't focus all their time on academics. They lead very active...
• Student fun, activities, events and community involvement in the town of Kirksvi...
• Students and faculty talk about Truman's excellent academic reputation, the impo...
• Three wanted for bank robbery arrested in Mexico
• Serious injuries in bike wreck
• Today in the news: Former NHL players die in plane crash
• Hear from Luke, one of our Orientation Leaders, and members of the Class of 2015...
• A century and counting
• Highway 63 reopens after crash
• Cross Country Teams To Sprint Into Action This Weekend
• Overturned truck shuts Highway 63 near Lancaster
• Win a trip to Hawaii with our NFL pick contest
• Meth bust in Lewis County
• 'Dogs Look For Redemption Against Tigers On Saturday
• Today's Sports Schedule Sept. 7
• Today in the news: Where’s Moammar Gadhafi?
• Woman arrested for false info, drug possession
• Road Trip Continues for #19 Men's Soccer
• Road Trip Continues for #19 Men's Soccer
• Lone Star Battles Ahead for Women's Soccer
• Lone Star Battles Ahead for Women's Soccer
• Interested in finding out how the Truman State University Bulldog Athletics did...
• Two dead in accident near Stoutville
• Volleyball Preps for SBU Purple Bash
• Volleyball Preps for SBU Purple Bash
• This week: Many 9/11 anniversary events scheduled
• Volleyball's Moser Named MIAA Athlete of the Week
• This week: Are you ready for some NFL football?
• Men's Soccer Takes 2-1 Win at Quincy
• Women's Golf Finishes Third at Opening Event
• Quick Strikes Propel Women's Soccer Past UCO
• Week in review: Rebels hunt for Gadhafi
• #15 Men's Soccer Drops 2-0 Decision to #13 S&T
• Volleyball Adds a Pair of Wins at MSU Invite
• No Daily Express to be printed on Labor Day
• Today in the news: Tropical storm headed to Gulf; Katia a hurricane
• Shumaker seeks law license to be reinstated
• MSU Edges Women's Soccer in 2-1 Decision
• 20th-Ranked Volleyball Splits on Opening Day
• KPD busts sixth meth lab in last three months
• New Adair County plat book on sale
• Today in the news: President Obama changes date of jobs speech
• Bearcats Build Early Momentum To Down 'Dogs In Opener
• As TCRC closes, building’s future uncertain
• Construction at Rotary Park disrupts Frisbee golf
• Persistent DWI offender wanted by police
• Storm water trenches
• Today in the news: Lawsuit filed over AT&T, T-Mobile merger
• KPD has gym equipment donated
• Truman: No comment on alleged hazing as investigation continues
• Send us your 9/11 memories
• Parking at the park
• K-REDI examines future direction
• Police release sketch of suspected thief, burglar
• How many @TrumanState students are planning on attending the Football home opene...
• Today in the news: Another hurricane on the way
• Truman State baseball players implicated in alleged hazing incident
• Kirksville’s tax levy remains level
• Kirksville’s finance director resigns, takes new job
• Men's Soccer Joins Decorated Field at Quincy Bowl
• Today in the news: Irene recovery begins
• Sheriff's office seeks missing sex offender
• Man arrested for DWI on 63 bypass
• Pierce Street repairs continue
• Local man allegedly assaulted after taking son to ER
• Women's Soccer to Face Regional Foes in First Weekend
• Success on the square
• Temporary closure of parking along Orchard Street
• Volleyball Opens Season in Lone Star State
• Prime Time Showdown With Rival To Start The Season
• This week: Dick Cheney, Lil Wayne have new releases
• Snapshot of local farm life honored at state fair
• Week in review: Hurricane Irene leads the news
• Today in the news: Hurricane Irene prompts first-ever evacuation in NYC
• Videos: Hurricane Irene
• Salvation Army running out of food, calls for donations
• Former Mo. state senator to share tale, book
• Barber granted bond, released from jail
• Boy, age 5, dies in accidental drowning
• Tornado siren test today at 10 a.m.
• Today in the news: Emergency declared in 3 states ahead of Hurricane Irene
• Food Bank looks to stuff bus with peanut butter
• Back to class at Truman State
• Kirksville fugitive still at large, likely still in the area
• Barber granted bond of $5,000
• Bulldog Fans To Enjoy Opportunity to Tailgate Responsibly Before Fort Hays Game
• Troopers stop mobile meth lab, arrest 3 occupants
• Barber seeks release pending appeal
• Hearing set for today on Barber's motions for bond, release
• Today in the news: Hurricane Irene threatens East Coast
• Barber seeks release pending appeal
• Truman State student reportedly robbed late Tuesday
• KV man arrested with syringe, methampetamine
• R-III board approves tax increase
• Street work continues in Kirksville
• Schuyler collector resigns amid probe
• Women's Cross Country Debuts In National Poll
• Back to School for Kirksville - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Today in the news: Gadhafi compound falls to rebels
• New Student Welcome, September 8, 2011
• Attention new @TrumanState students: On September 8, 2011 The Kirksville Area Ch...
• Independent rocker: Earle Noah at Summer on the Square
• Football To Host Free Scrimmage On Thursday Night
• Today in the news: Rebels take Gadhafi stronghold of Tripoli
• Kirksville man sentenced for failure to register as a sex offender
• Street work scheduled Tuesday through Thursday
• NEMO Heart Health partners with Colton’s for fundraiser
• This week: Casey Anthony must return to Florida
• Week in review: Bad babysitter puts child in back of pickup
• Brashear schools likely owes $80K to Knox County district due to tax error
• City streets under construction Monday
• Mary Immaculate back to school with a new look
• Today in the news: ‘West Memphis 3’ to go free
• Utility work for 63 bypass will stop traffic on Highway 63 Wednesday
• Hitting the pads...and books
• We have some fantastic videos. Check out our YouTube page for others that are av...
• MoDOT: Road work in Adair County next week
• Summer on the Square: Riding the rails with ‘Mystery Train’
• Today in the news: Is this animal a chupacabra?
• City surplus sale accepting bids until Tuesday afternoon
• Highway 6 reopens ahead of schedule
• Police: Fugitive of the week wanted for check fraud
• Local woman charged with meth production
• Barber behind bars for bribe
• Concrete repair at Fible, Line streets
• Today in the news: Albuquerque man saves girl being kidnapped
• Kirksville R-III hike/bike trail to close for improvements
• Leading the way to the new year
• Babb stands by story, no apology to city
• KPD makes fifth meth lab bust in two months
• Barber to serve five-year sentence for witness tampering
• Today in the news: Louisiana dad decapitates special-needs son
• Anderson sentenced to eight years for child molestation
• Volleyball to Open Season Ranked 20th in Nation
• Census Tract 9510
• Municipal judge could get warrant power
• Today in the news: Google buys Motorola Mobility
• KC man arrested for prescription drug fraud, possession
• New threads for new students
• This week: Anniversary of the end of World War II
• Week in review: Republicans go after Obama during debate
• For the kids
• Today in the news: Postal Service wants OK to lay off 120,000
• Family historian displays 96 feet of family tree
• Barber loses dental license
• Curtain Call opens "Cheaper by the Dozen"
• YMCA campers earn lunch with KPD officers
• Back in the classroom
• Today in the news: Photo of face transplant recipient released
• Why they chose Truman....and why they are excited to join us! GO BULLDOGS!
• ATSU-ASHS holds summer commencement ceremony
• Milan man faces additional child molestation charges
• Directors shuffled at the Public Service Commission
• Summer winding down for LPRC
• Rent-free offer saved Kirksville Career Center
• Carrollton felon given 15 years in federal prison for firearms
• Acoustic country jam
• Former charity director indicted for allegedly embezzling $133K
• Today in the news: Taliban insurgents killed in retaliation strike
• Kirksville R-III could save $400,000 by refinancing bond funds
• Only 10 days until move in....what's is the one dorm life essential that you wou...
• Trip down memory lane
• Local pursued as fugitive of the week
• MoDOT opens 502nd bridge, ahead of schedule
• Truman Athletics Announces 2011 Hall Of Fame Class
• Today in the news: British PM vows bigger police response to rioting
• United Way hosting Kids' Health Expo Friday
• Route E bridge in Schuyler County to re-open
• Women's Track & Field Places Fourth In Division II
• Women's Track & Field Places Fourth In Division II
• Masons, Truman dedicate new Health Sciences building
• City crew hits gas line, area evacuated
• KV computer crime unit receives funding grant
• Soccer Squads Named in NSCAA Preseason Polls
• Soccer Squads Named in NSCAA Preseason Polls
• Today in the news: Pres. Obama gives speech on credit downgrade
• KV man arrested on 8 outstanding warrants
• Stepping back in history
• The MIAA Releases Cross Country Coaches Poll
• This week: Jay-Z, Kanye ‘Watch the Throne’ album out Monday
• Agreement reached for accused dog breeder
• Week in review: Debt, FAA deals worked out at last minute
• Highway 6 on schedule to be re-opened
• Today in the news: Dow Jones industrial average sees wild swings
• Novinger preps for new school year
• @TrumanAlumni will be hosting student send-off events soon in St. Louis and Nort...
• Cemetery theater set in Brashear
• Library counting down till school's start with finale week
• ATSU museum lands grant dollars to fund artifact cataloging project
• Brass harmonies for Summer on the Square
• Today in the news: More evidence of water on Mars
• Local pursued as fugitive of the week on burglary, trespassing warrants
• $142k grant awarded to the Museum of Osteopathic Medicine
• Former postal worker pleads guilty to pocketing mail
• Videos: Virginia Tech gun scare
• Goring becomes new Adair County assistant prosecuting attorney
• Teen arrested, charged with selling marijuana at Preferred Family
• Women's Soccer Picked Second in MIAA Preseason Poll
• Today in the news: Worldwide child porn ring busted
• Auditions for Broadway in the Park
• Hazardous waste collection Saturday
• Kirksville tries to beat the heat
• Kirksville airport could lose EAS subsidy
• Volleyball Tabbed Third in MIAA Preseason Poll
• Today in the news: Obama signs debt deal bill
• Late notice, but @TrumanAlumi in the Cape Girardeau area are having their studen...
• Too far gone? Local group trying to save old high school building
• City, new DNA group in talks
• Football Tickets Now On Sale
• Today in the news: Debt ceiling compromise moves forward
• Weather warning
• Trailer smashed in crash
• Kirksville man charged with burning girlfriend’s belongings
• @TrumanAthletics Bulldogs Football picked 8th in both @TheMIAA coach and media p...
• MIAA Football Media Day Underway In K.C.
• This week: Debt ceiling deadline looms
• Missouri sales tax holiday set for Aug. 5-7
• Week in review: Debt debate dominates the news
• Citizens invited to KV civilian police academy
• Ready for the year
• Barber’s license still in limbo
• Man subdued with taser, charged with domestic assault, assaulting an officer
• Today in the news: President Obama calls for debt compromise
• Saturday set for swashbuckling Movie in the Park
• 2011 Progress Edition on newsstands today
• City: Parks and Recreation phones offline
• Night's storm leaves area soggy, but cooler
• Today in the news: Airbrushed Julia Roberts ad banned in Britain
• City of Greentop receives federal ag. grant for infrastructure improvements
• VooDoo magic in Kirksville
• Sigma Tau Gamma to celebrate Walter Ryle IV
• Today in the news: Debt debate starting to affect stock markets
• @TrumanAlumni The Dallas Alumni Chapter invites all alumni to their annual Stude...
• USPS announces list of post offices set for closure
• Basketball Teams Announce 2011-2012 Schedules
• Today in the news: About 3,700 post offices may close
• Charges filed in child abduction case
• Charges filed against trio of alleged meth-making suspects
• Traffic stop leads to meth bust
• Joplin tornado left destruction, decisions for Preferred Family
• Wife of school board member pleads guilty to peace disturbance
• Local Social Security office trims hours
• Boil advisory issued
• Thinking about advancing your career or making a career change? Check out Truman's Master of Arts in Leadership! An INFORMATIONAL SESSION about the program allowing you to ask questions: Thursday July 28th, 5:15-7:00 pm, VH 1140 If you have questi
• Today in the news: Amy Winehouse autopsy inconclusive
• This week: NY same-sex marriage law takes effect
• Week in review: Scores dead in Norway attacks
• Video: Latest on Friday's bombing, shootings in Oslo
• Hospice reaches ‘Mile of Quarters’
• Today in the news: ‘Don’t ask, don’t tell’ ends
• Kirksville Police make major meth bust
• Today in the news: Space shuttle Atlantis lands safely
• Media Blood Drive a success
• Portion of Lewis Street to close as part of construction
• Today in the news: Leopard mauls 6 in India; attack captured in photos
• Families asked to serve as host families for exchange students
• Local centers open to offer relief from heat
• @TrumanAlumni Come experience one of the biggest rivalries in baseball! The St. Louis Alumni Chapter is hosting a baseball outing to see the #Cardinals vs. the #Cubs on Saturday, July 30, 2011, at Busch Stadium in St. Louis, Mo. Game starts at 3:10 p.m.
• Fair loses power, show goes on
• Media Blood Drive today at noon
• Today in the news: Rupert Murdoch hit with shaving foam pie at hearings
• Local church opens new food pantry
• Videos: Rupert Murdoch attacked with shaving foam; testifies before Parliament
• TONIGHT: Don't miss out on seeing Truman alum Jenna Fischer from The Office on the Tonight Show 11:35/10:35c!!
• Teens take part in summer camp for health professions
• Storm water work to begin
• Charges filed in Macon drive-by shooting
• Hey, #TSUAlumni! Which would you prefer? Stimulating the mind, or stimulating your stomach? The Mid-Missouri and Arizona Chapters are holding social events tomorrow evening. Check out the Master Calendar to view the details.
• Today in the news: Midwest bakes in heat; East will get hit later this week
• NEMO Fair royalty, ribbon cutting open week
• Fire destroys Novinger house
• Man injured in ATV accident near Hurdland
• This week: Senate committee takes on Defense of Marriage Act
• Week in review: Brits Harry Potter and Rupert Murdoch dominate the headlines
• Today's obituaries
• Woman still at large; drug operation uncovered
• Today in the news: ‘Harry Potter’ fans love final film
• Welcome to #Friday! This weekend we are welcoming Student Talent Academy in Professions in Health (STAPH). What do you have planned? For information on other summer programs sponsored by Truman and facilitated by the Truman Institute, visit
• Today in the news: Mistrial in Roger Clemens case
• Police pursuing Terry Eiler as fugitive of the week
• Highway 6 closure delayed due to NEMO Fair
• Training medicine’s next generation
• Accident on Green Street
• City: Desks, office equipment secured from H.I.T.
• New siren at Patryla didn’t sound during Tuesday warning
• Today in the news: US women’s soccer team headed to World Cup final
• Ameren Missouri rates heading up again
• Kirksville R-III board approves security upgrades
• Who likes #BACON!? Comment your favorite or best #bacon dish!
• H.I.T. CEO Kern: ‘It was the timing’
• K-REDI to meet with Moberly economic development reps
• Today in the news: First ladies pay respects to Betty Ford
• Section of Highway 6 to close for 63 bypass work
• No fireworks, evidence of meth in fire at Woodwinds
• Tornado sirens go off despite no confirmed reports
• Attention current and incoming Truman students: If you need to get books for the fall semester, you can order you books through the new campus bookstore website Ordering is not yet available through TruView.
• Visions of violet
• Adair County man dies of apparent accidental drowning
• Adair County man dies in apparent accidental drowning
• KV Aquatic Center struck by vandalism
• Today in the news: Debt ceiling fight continues
• Police investigate damage at aquatic center
• MoDOT to close section of Highway 6 for bypass construction
• Rubber ducks dash for cash
• 2 injured after crash between horse cart, motorcycle
• Children break in, damage schools
• Women's Basketball Ranks Sixth in Academic Top-25
• Attention Kansas City Alumni and golfers! This weekend is the 10th anniversary of the Kansas City Alumni Chapter's Golf Fore Scholarship. The 2011 Truman Golf Fore Scholarship Four-person Scramble will be held July 16, 2011, at Falcon Ridge Golf Co
• This week: Final ‘Harry Potter’ film opens
• Local teens join with emergency response
• Week in review: Casey Anthony not guilty, will go free July 17
• City pick up of tree limbs, brush ongoing
• Highway Patrol announces results of enforcement during holiday weekend
• DC8 adds second midnight showing of final Harry Potter
• Public hearing set to close out city’s part in Wi-Fi’s state loan
• Local investors consider forensics testing lab
• Truman surpasses goal in $30M fundraising campaign
• H.I.T. strikes out
• Video: Final space shuttle launch
• We made it! Our first comprehensive campaign to provide scholarships, student enrichment/academic program support, faculty support, athletics and Legacy gifts is complete, and we met our $30 Million goal! Learn more at Also check out President Paino&#
• Women's Golfers Recognized by NGCA
• Today in the news: Casey Anthony to be freed next week
• Truman to celebrate campaign success, raising $30M in 5 years
• Fugitive of the week: Cody L. Adkins
• Storm cleanup continues; process likely needs another three weeks
• Cause of Woodwinds fire still undetermined, natural causes ruled out
• Kirksville Historic Preservation Commission to purchase markers for designated properties
• New and current students, make sure to check out the Activities Fair this August!
• Ottumwa man dies after one-car accident in Adair County
• Event of the Day: Truman State to celebrate fundraising goal with dessert reception
• Today in the news: Facebook announces Skype feature
• Local church to bring slice of Big Apple with summer bible camp
• Midnight showing of final "Potter" film sells out in less than 10 minutes
• Red Cross organizing July blood drives, calling for universal donors
• Highway Patrol: 10 die in 4th of July accidents
• Today in the news: Casey Anthony not guilty of killing Caylee
• Casey Anthony not guilty of murder
• Fiery Fourth of July in Kirksville
• This week: Last space shuttle launch set for Friday
• This week: Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest is back
• Today in the news: Dominique Strauss-Kahn freed
• City's limb, brush pick-up starts Tuesday
• Pair of long-time Truman faculty members chosen as deans
• More than $100K of damage at Maritz
• Daily Express, local offices close for holiday
• Today in the news: NBA lockout begins at midnight
• Videos: Casey Anthony trial
• KPD arrests fugitive; finds him with loaded weapon, tools to make meth
• Health dept. keeps eye on food after power outage
• Generators helped local restaurants avoid losses
• Jazzing up Kirksville’s downtown
• National Weather Service says index could reach 110
• Independence From Hunger Food Drive set for Friday
• Today in the news: Newsweek’s Princess Di cover getting slammed
• Juggling takes stage for library program
• Utilities: Just over 100 without power
• Court victory for Barber
• KV R-III suspends three freshman sports
• MoDOT flood conditions report
• Today in the news: Bristol Palin says Sarah Palin has decided on presidential bid
• Missouri State Highway Patrol to ramp up enforcement efforts
• Shelby Street intersections to close for repair
• Kirksville picking up pieces after Monday’s storm
• MoDOT flood conditions report
• Board seeks Barber’s dental license
• Lawson Finishes First Round at USGA Women's Public Links
• Today in the news: Ex-Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich guilty
• Red Cross sets up emergency shelter at Rehoboth Baptist Church
• City schedules special pickup for debris
• Storm slashes city; thousands remain without power
• MoDOT road report
• This week: Michele Bachmann to formally announce bid
• Local women’s organization celebrates fifth anniversary
• Movie in the Park postponed
• Duck Dash postponed
• Week in review: Whitey Bulger caught, Wal-Mart suit thrown out
• Today in the news: Columbo actor Peter Falk dies at 83
• Missed deadline means no new trial for Barber
• Red Cross: critical blood shortage
• Duck Dash set for Saturday at Aquatic Center
• Orchard Street closed to through traffic Friday, Saturday
• Lawson Qualifies for U.S. Women's Amateur Public Links
• Today in the news: Mob boss Whitey Bulger captured
• Tips for staying safe in summer scorchers
• Partial closing of Cottage Grove, Normal Street
• Summer on the Square: Tim Cason and Friends
• Movies in the Park series set to begin Saturday
• Today in the news: J.K. Rowling and the new Harry Potter website
• No injuries reported in house fire
• FSA begins accepting nominations
• Today in the news: Newt Gingrich loses more supporters
• Highway Patrol Water Division to focus on impaired boaters
• Swing and a miss for H.I.T.
• Two-vehicle accident sends 1 to hospital, earns citation for driver
• El Kadir victim of fireworks theft
• Today in the news: Supreme Court says no to Wal-Mart lawsuit
• Highway Patrol focuses on seat belt violators, enforcement
• State denies DNA lab's loan application
• Independence man imprisoned for charity fraud
• Desire to experience the world lands Roberts in Thailand with Peace Corps
• Fun in the sun for dads and kids
• Event of the Day: Healthy Woman to celebrate 5th anniversary
• Heavy rain batters Kirksville over weekend; more on the way
• Danna Kelly Qualifies For U.S. Olympic Marathon Trial
• This week: Wimbledon kicks off with Isner-Mahut rematch
• Week in review: Weiner resignation is top story
• Moose Lodge to hold auction to aid Joplin relief
• Longtime teacher, administrator selected as next director of KV Technical Center
• Today in the news: Oprah wants O.J. confession
• Truman, others facing deeper cut
• Nixon orders flags to half-staff in honor of fallen soldier from Ozark County
• Busy year complete, Red Cross looks ahead
• Columbia man charged with rape of local woman
• Schwarz to be remembered in musical tribute
• Football Announces Venue Change, TV Appearances for '11 Season
• North East Missouri Fair 2011
• Today in the news: Anthony Weiner resigns
• Video: Anthony Weiner resigns
• Bulldog Athletes Recognized for Classroom Accomplishments
• RSVP banquet takes time to recognize service to community
• Truck slams into Days Inn
• Barber sentencing set for Aug. 17
• Today in the news: Obama administration sued over Libya campaign
• Highway Patrol to honor fallen trooper
• Kirksville R-III school board approves $25M budget
• Area swimmers take plunge for record and safety
• Career Center won’t be cut, state says
• Tornado in Linn County causes minimal damage, no injuries late Tuesday
• Two KC Metro Tennis Players To Join Bulldog Men This Fall
• Today in the news: GOP debate winners
• Highway Patrol: Fewer traffic crashes, but fatalities still high
• Red Cross annual meeting set for Thursday
• SB40 grant helps fund summer camp
• Keota brings ‘attitude’ to the square
• Heartland RSVP to celebrate 38 years of service
• Fitzpatrick Added to Basketball Bench Staff
• Today in the news: BART cop who killed man goes free
• Charges filed against 3 Macon women stopped with cocaine
• ATSU-ASDOH celebrates class of 2011 commencement
• La Belle man arrested for firing rifle at fleeing family member
• Local doctor appointed to Child Abuse Review Board
• Former KHS band director Schwarz dies in England
• This week: Republican presidential hopefuls debate Monday
• Week in review: Anthony Weiner scandal, Delta and returning soldiers
• Answering the call
• Probation for former restaurant owner for federal tax violations
• Today in the news: Sarah Palin emails released
• Two injured in near head-on collision on Highway 63
• Kirksville man wins $50,000 with scratch-off ticket
• MoDOT's Highway 63 speed limit lowering complete
• Municipal court grants continuances in two pit bull cases as owners strive for compliance
• High winds take down gas station structure in La Plata
• Today in the news: Alabama gov signs strict immigration law
• Local pool to take part in attempt at world record
• Miss Missouri contest underway
• ATSU-SOMA graduates first class
• Lewis County sheriff reports scam targeting elderly
• Bluegrass takes over Kirksville
• Planning and Zoning approves antique shop permit
• Tanya Sylvester Earns First-Team Academic All-America Honors
• Today in the news: Flying bear kills 2 in Quebec accident
• Plan to close MoDOT's Macon office approved
• Bobby Norfolk kicks off Summer Reading Program
• Airport and Transportation Commission meets on Highway 63, EAS funding
• Event of the Day: Planning and Zoning meeting
• Witt Selected By Royals In Major League Baseball Draft
• Truman Summer Golf Outings
• Today in the news: Will Anthony Weiner resign?
• Thousand Hills plans programs for weekend
• Bypass on schedule for Oct. 1 opening; Baltimore should remain under MoDOT control
• Kirksville City Council rejects 63 development plan
• Event of the Day: Airport and Transportation Commission meeting
• Today in the news: Apple unveils iCloud
• Event of the Day: Kirksville city council meeting
• Mary Immaculate Parish celebrates 125th anniversary
• City begins issuing citations to pit bull owners
• Kirksville woman sustains serious injuries in Sunday crash
• This week: The top viral videos of May
• Week in review: Cellphones and cancer, John Edwards indicted
• Barber found guilty after three-day trial
• Barber found guilty on both counts
• Today in the news: Chinese teen sells kidney for iPad
• Barber trial jury requests clarification, resumes deliberations
• Update: Barber case goes to jury
• Northeast Regional unveils newly-renovated patient tower
• Barber: Oswald told me to make the offer to Shumaker
• Local dentist Arnold Barber to testify in his defense over accusations of witness tampering
• Tape at heart of Barber trial, testimony continues Friday
• Incoming Baseball Player Receives Gatorade HS Award
• Videotape key to all parties in Barber trial
• Dead ER doctor died from lethal combination of drugs
• La Plata wins Class 1 state baseball championship
• Today in the news: Food pyramid dropped for food plate
• Highway Patrol announces results of Memorial Day weekend operations
• Hospice begins mile drive for fundraising effort
• Douglas L. Wood, D.O., Ph.D. receives Medal of Public Service
• Kirksville, Novinger school districts ace bus inspections
• Barber trial continues with opening statements
• Infant's fall, death ruled accidental
• Barber trial begins, jury examined
• Today in the news: Are the Smurfs racist?
• City Hall phone line not working; citizens asked to use alternate line
• Man robs Brookfield bank
• Emmy award-winning storyteller to kick-off library summer reading program
• Child endangerment charges following 2-year-old's fall from vehicle
• Graduation day
• ATSU-SOMA receives full accreditation status
• Aquatic Center activity picks up after sluggish opening
• Teen in Friday rollover wreck in 'good' condition
• Today in the news: WHO says cellphones could cause cancer
• KHS class of 2011 graduates
• Vandals break school windows
• Memorial Day service
• Additional Opportunties to Follow the Bulldogs
• Man charged with break-in at Wooden Nickel
• Infant dies in fall from horse-drawn carriage
• Truman Wrestling Holds Awards Banquet
• Week in review: New York's 26th district elects Democrat
• Week in review: Casey Anthony trial begins in Florida
• MoDOT to begin asphalt patching on Route KK next week
• Week in review: Joplin, Mo., tornado is the deadliest since 1947
• ‘Prayerful’ handmade gifts soothe those in time of need
• Library kicks off summer reading program
• Teen seriously injured in crash
• Today in the news: Obama extends Patriot Act
• ACAD Kids Day event a success in 13th year
• MoDOT faces public on plan to ax Macon office
• Barber trial to begin Wednesday
• Memorial Day services set for Monday
• Good News! TruView is back up and running, and your housing placements are fixed!
• Kirksville man pleads guilty to failure to register as a sex offender
• Today in the news: Elizabeth Smart's kidnapper gets life in prison
• Dochterman & Zweifel Kick Off Championships
• Tree of Peace unveiled at A.T. Still University
• Fight, broken cell phone land man in jail
• Faith Lutheran School open house event
• Novinger prepares for 25th annual Coal Miner Days over Memorial Day weekend
• Kirksville R-III lunch prices may rise
• A.T. Still University to celebrate School of Health Management graduates
• Salvation Army organizes text-to-donate campaign for Joplin relief efforts
• Good Morning Everyone! Many of you may have realized there were some errors in the housing placement you have received. Residence Life is aware of the problem and is working to fix it as soon as possible. We are very sorry for the inconvenience.
• Today in the news: John Edwards may face indictment
• Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics Missouri
• Cottam introduced as vice-dean of ATSU’s Kirksville dental program
• Damage reported after severe storms strike area overnight
• Greentop man dies in ATV accident
• Pair arrested after fleeing from police in mobile meth lab
• A.T. Still announces hiring of vice-dean for new dental program
• Missouri’s newest dental program takes step forward
• First of the cicada brood makes its appearance
• Milan livestock market engulfed in flames, still under investigation
• Today in the news: Tim Pawlenty announces presidential run
• Bees in search of home try fire hydrant, bike seat
• MoDOT briefing on decision to close Macon facility set for Thursday
• Softball Adds Five to 2012 Roster
• This week: President Obama heads to Europe
• Week in review: Doomsday prophesies nothing new
• Gaggle of geese makes a home of Wi-Fi pond
• US Rep. Todd Akin begins campaign for Senate with stop in Kirksville
• Today in the news: NATO destroys Libyan ships
• Summer bridge work to begin, create closures, lane reductions
• Business license issue will land 7 in court
• Local man in serious condition after wreck
• Today in the news: President Obama announces Egypt, Israel plans
• TCRC likely to become 'one-stop shop' for economic development
• Slow down: MoDOT begins speed limit reduction along Highway 63
• Today in the news: Rapture group gets ready for the end
• Pair of northeast Missouri driver exam stations relocated
• Lady Landowner workshop Tuesday
• Public Works issues boil advisory following water main work
• K-REDI urges state to keep Macon MoDOT office open
• Curtin to speak at 2011 SHM graduation
• Four Bulldogs Heading West Looking For NCAA Gold
• Today in the news: Israel couple name baby ‘Like’ after Facebook
• Drivers reminded to 'Click It or Ticket'
• State patrol arrests 2 for DWI during enforcement operation
• Council approves first local historic landmarks
• Today in the news: Donald Trump not running for president
• Truman State invites area to campus for second Taste
• Event of the Day: Kirksville City Council meeting
• Horse put down after vehicle crash on Highway 11
• La Plata man charged in alleged shooting
• This week: Rahm Emanuel to be sworn in as Chicago mayor
• Slow down on Highway 63
• Ratermann Shatters Truman 800 Record At ESU Qualifier
• Week in review: Mississippi River flooding could be among worst ever
• Today in the news: Taliban kills 80 in retaliation for bin Laden
• ‘It feels like it was yesterday’
• Teen charged with firing at KPD officers
• Women's Tennis Adds Two For 2011 Fall Season
• Today in the news: Big oil drilled over billions in tax breaks
• Northeast Regional joins nation to celebrate hospitals' week
• Congratulations to Steve Sartorious (picture #8) and Roger Johnson (picture #16). They are the winners of the Truman Spirit Photo Contest!
• Mail carriers to help gather donations for local food bank
• 63 bypass rezoning request blocked
• Mathewson Joins Volleyball Staff
• Bulldog Baseball Lands Five On ALL-MIAA Team
• Today in the news: Bin Laden relatives want proof of death
• First-grade educator recognized as Kirksville Teacher of the Year
• Spring songs
• ‘Red flag’ on R-III insurance balance
• Today in the news: Microsoft buys Skype
• MoDOT to host community briefing on proposed closings in Edina
• City gearing up for summer, preparing pool, programs
• 18 year old arrested after shooting gun during struggle with police
• Bulldogs Announce Top Student-Athletes
• Today in the news: Engineers try to save Memphis, New Orleans
• KDIC's Nate Walker resigns, new executive director ready to step in
• Infant child found deceased in duffel bag
• Three Seniors Earn NCAA Postgraduate Scholarships
• This week: Deficit reduction talks resume
• Week in review: A decade to find bin Laden
• MIAA Outdoor Championships Are Underway At Emporia
• Students build houses from the ground up
• Today in the news: Al-Qaida confirms bin Laden’s death
• Library to host beginner computer classes for novices
• Baseball, Softball Combine for Six Academic All-District Picks
• Kirksville license office closed for Truman Day
• Today in the news: President Obama visits ground zero
• Softball Lands Four on All-MIAA Teams
• Community Chorus concert set for Monday
• Missouri Department of Conservation helps children discover nature
• Truman State ranked No. 1 for value by Consumers Digest
• MoDOT to shut Macon office as part of $500 million savings plan
• Boil order
• Kelsey Kuykendall Named All-Conference For Fourth Straight Year
• Freshmen Doubles Team Earns All-Conference Honors
• Showdown With Mules To Close Regular Season For Baseball
• Today in the news: Bin Laden death photos won’t be released
• A living tribute
• Sheriff's Department reminds youth drivers to stay safe, sober
• Teens sustain minor injuries in rollover wreck
• Strays in Song
• Boundary speed limit issue heading to council
• National Day of Prayer Thursday
• BB gun, threats land La Plata man in jail
• Today in the news: Bin Laden unarmed during raid
• Christian Witt Named MIAA Pitcher Of The Week For Second Time
• Council will aid CID effort
• Deadline nears for USDA farm programs
• Fire damages La Plata city shed
• #1 AGAIN! Truman has been named #1 in Consumer Digest's list of the Top 50 Values for Public Colleges and Universities!
• Today in the news: How the U.S. found and killed bin Laden
• Bulldogs Drop Final Two Of Regular Season In Make-Up
• Kovach in Contention at NCAA Tournament
• Adair County Health Department going local to finish renovation project
• Last day to "like" your favorite photos!
• Young, Mock trial set for Sept. 19
• Today in the news: How tornadoes work
• Perry Totals Three RBI in Softball Doubleheader
• Tri-County Electric Cooperative celebrates new $3 million home
• Sheriff’s department recognizes local boy for finding gun, alerting adults
• Today in the news: Relive the royal wedding
• FHSU Tops Bulldog Softball
• Bulldog Track & Field Competes At Grand View & Drake Relays
• Kirksville R-III Primary School registration May 3
• Klinginsmith touts service in speech
• Today in the news: Prince William and Kate Middleton tie the knot
• Police attempting to locate missing children
• Mo. Foundation for Health gives presentation on health care bill
• Check out our Truman Spirit Photo Contest! Submit you photos and "like" your favorites!
• Kirksville teen charged in child porn case
• Today in the news: Tornadoes devastate the South
• Rotary International conference in Kirksville this weekend
• Public Service Commission rules for Ameren Missouri customers to receive refund
• Playstation Network compromised, user information stolen
• Softball Drops Games to Missouri Southern
• Free breakfast offered to morning walkers and bikers
• Ameren Missouri disputes property tax bill
• Kirksville Fire Department controls small fire at local residence
• Truman crime lab shuts as cuts continue
• Today in the news: Obama releases birth certificate; PlayStation accounts hacked
• Thousand Hills State Park event schedule
• Truman State closing crime lab as part of budget cuts
• Kirksville school board opposes changes to state accreditation process
• Baseball To Host Nebraska Omaha For Senior Weekend
• Today in the news: Video shows Texas motorcyclist being hit by car
• Meeting on health care reform set for Thursday
• Local circuit court receives honor for children’s cases
• Today in the news: New Wii in the works
• State patrol to conduct sobriety checkpoint in Clark County
• Hershey track and field set for Thursday
• Trash your glass?
• Cape Air hopes to resume flights Tuesday
• Softball vs. MSSU Moved to Wednesday
• Today in the news: British woman finds Jesus in towel
• Caught in the middle
• Round Barn Blues set to fill the air
• Today in the news: The history of Peeps
• Strong Weekend For Truman Track & Field Teams
• Cape Air hopes to resume flights Tuesday
• Truman Upended by Bearcat Softball
• Cape Air flights to St. Louis canceled Saturday
• Confederate Memorial Day to honor fallen
• Nixon declares state of emergency to assist with damage in St. Louis area
• Tornado hits Lambert-St. Louis International Airport
• Today in the news: Record number of right whales spotted on Earth Day
• Show Your Truman Spirit Photo Contest! Send pictures to facebook.com/jacob.at.truman! PLEASE BE SURE TO ATTACH A FILE OF THE PICTURE TO THE MESSAGE AND NOT JUST SEND OR PASTE IN A LINK!
• Patrol reports increase in fatal wrecks
• Local judges attend state legal conference
• Kovach Selected for Men's Golf Regional
• Community Prayer Breakfast
• City taking businesses to court
• Wrestling Adds Schilson To Roster
• Softball Games Postponed
• Winning Missouri Lotto ticket sold in Edina
• Today in the news: Amazon outage takes down Reddit, Foursquare
• Shriners Hospital screening clinic
• Fraudulent debit card use, theft of $900 lands KV woman in jail
• City Hall closed Friday
• Probation revoked for 2 offenders
• Truman is showcased as the college of the day on the blog College Counseling for the Rest of Us! Check it out!!
• NEMO Job Fair
• Citizens seek change on Boundary
• Women's Basketball Signs Pair Of Junior College Teammates
• Today in the news: Many questions on first anniversary of oil spill
• "Trash Bash" set for Friday at Spur Pond
• Show Your Truman Spirit Photo Contest! Check back often and like your favorites!
• Truman closing recycling drop-off service
• Lending a hand
• Witt Named MIAA Baseball Pitcher Of The Week
• Insulation crack leads to outages for more than 300 local Ameren customers
• Schade Garners Hitter of the Week Award
• Baseball Adds Eight To 2011 Signing Class
• Tennis Teams Set To Begin MIAA Championship Tournament
• Today in the news: Houston 6-year-old takes gun to school; 3 hurt
• Museum of Osteopathic Medicine to participate in Heritage Preservation’s Conservation Assessment Program
• Thousand Hills park to offer programs
• KPD announces promotions
• City street plan comes into focus
• Today in the news: ‘Royal wedding’ dance an Internet sensation
• Annual Easter Egg Hunt set for weekend
• Day One in the Books at MIAA Championships
• Crime Victims’ Garden rededicated
• Today in the news: A look at Prince William
• Softball Suffers Two Losses to MoWest
• Seniors End Home Careers With 9-0 Victory Over Fort Hays St.
• Today in the news: Taxes due Monday
• Despite Sub-Par Conditions, Zweifel & Dochterman Take First At Drake
• Wire Co. predicts big things for 2011
• Historic survey results to help preservation
• Harvey Scores Twice In Football's Spring Game
• Today in the news: Gas prices nearing record high
• Easter Week breakfast
• The world is a stage...
• Juvenile center avoids budget ax
• Softball Crossover Canceled; Schedule Updated
• Men's Basketball Adds Three High School Standouts To Roster
• Ed Pretre Selected To Lead Truman Swimming Programs
• Today in the news: Zsa Zsa Gabor wants a baby, husband says
• Moonlight bike ride set for Saturday
• Group celebrates Battle of Kirksville with weekend of events
• P&Z halts Downtown Design Guidelines over legal questions
• MoDOT work on Highway 11 bridge set for April 25
• Bulldog Baseball Heads To St. Joe For Key MIAA Slate Of Games
• Today in the news: President Obama unveils deficit reduction plan
• Tate talks leads at K-REDI meeting
• Junior Showcase THIS Saturday, April 16th!
• Kirksville R-III school board welcomes new members, elects new officers
• Family Fishing Day
• Lawson Nabs Third MIAA Weekly Honor
• Today in the news: Japan upgrades severity of nuclear crisis
• Softball Grabs Sweep in Nonconference Action
• Truman Tennis Takes Two From Missouri Valley
• Vaccine clinic for animals set for weekend
• Farm Service CRP deadline nears
• Bulldogs Split With Lincoln On Tuesday
• Library to host bridge-building program for kids
• Hospice of northeast Missouri takes part in National Volunteer Week
• KV man indicted on two counts of child molestation
• Roads shut for 63 bypass
• Today in the news: Toddler served alcohol at Applebee’s
• Men's Golf in 13th Place After UCM Day One
• MSHP to honor dispatch operators
• Quota Club makes effort to help comfort children in tough times
• Local teen injured in crash on Highway 11
• Today in the news: Kate Middleton changing the perception of the royal family?
• They’re coming
• Today in the news: Miracle dog gains fans all over the world
• Women's Golf Carries Lead Into Day Two
• Zweifel Takes Down Triple Jump Record At CMU Open
• Nationally-Ranked Hornets Slip Past 'Dogs
• Early morning apartment fire kills one, injures several in Macon
• Today in the news: Countdown to shutdown
• Men's Tennis Suffers Tough 5-4 Setback To Emporia State
• Cardinal fans won't catch Sunday's game on Cable One
• Pair arrested in connection to felony car theft
• Uncertain first steps for council
• Today in the news: Another quake hits Japan
• New council members play key role on first night as Detweiler becomes mayor of Kirksville
• Have you signed up for an Orientation session yet? Log on to your TruView account to pick a date!
• Seniors piece together birthday gift
• Wednesday's sports scores
• 3 businesses lose water service over city business license
• Football Heads To Gateway City To Fill Schedule
• Second Half Of Baseball Season Kicks Off With Key Home Series
• Today in the news: Budget battle continues
• Puppies for Parole celebrates 250th dog adoption
• Tennis Takes Down Lincoln 9-0
• Benefit concert Friday for liver-transplant recipient Cora Smith
• Voters leave decisions up to small group of citizens
• Softball Doubleheader Moved to Friday
• Mills, Edge join city council; Duden, Copeland, Ward to school board
• Today in the news: Government shutdown possible
• Softball Trounces Tritons in Sweep
• Lincoln Outslugs Bulldogs To Take First Two Of MIAA Series
• Presentation on historic findings Wednesday
• Trimble Picks Up Second Player Of The Week Honor
• City takes aim at business license violations
• Clean sweep
• Where to vote Tuesday
• Today in the news: 9/11 suspects to be tried at Gitmo
• Scotland Co. offices held legally, but in gray area
• Health department readies for the worst
• One dead in Sunday crash
• Today in the news: Anniversary of Martin Luther King’s death
• Women's Golf Picks Up Top Ten Finish
• Women's Golf Picks Up Top Ten Finish
• Women Take Team Title At Season Opening Event
• Today in the news: The best April Fools’ pranks
• Truman Tennis Downed By SBU On Saturday
• Softball Closes Weekend with Split in Warrensburg
• Today in the news: Quran burning reportedly leads to Afghanistan attack
• Brashear High hosts art show
• Bulldogs Notch Road Split with Bearcats
• Spirit Still strong
• KC man charged with drug fraud
• Kirksville community leaders honored by ATSU
• Missouri Foundation for Health (MFH) awards $500,000 grant to A.T. Still University’s Kirksville-based dental program
• Missouri Foundation for Health announces $500,000 grant for dental school
• Lorensen Joins Men's Basketball Staff
• Today in the news: Mega Millions winners come forward
• AARP Driver Safety program April 14
• Number crunchers
• Adair County part of massive north Mo. district under proposal
• 7 AEDs placed in city, more coming
• Golfers Sweep Weekly MIAA Honors
• Golfers Sweep Weekly MIAA Honors
• 'Dogs Look To Climb Conference Standings With Series In SBU
• 'Dogs Look To Climb Conference Standings With Series In SBU
• Truman Sits In 24th After Winter Championship Season In Directors' Cup
• Truman Sits In 24th After Winter Championship Season In Directors' Cup
• Women's Tennis Postponed
• Women's Tennis Postponed
• Today in the news: President Obama announces new energy plan
• Truman Horn Choir to perform for Salvation Army Sunday service
• Truman State continues Global Issues series with look at terrorism
• Residents get lesson on livable streets
• Northeast Regional celebrates Doctors' Day
• Eiskina Becomes Second Straight Bulldog Hurler Named Pitcher Of The Week
• Today in the news: Donald Trump birth certificate not official
• City to accept hazardous household wastes Saturday
• Brashear stays in-house for new superintendent
• Aquatic center's indoor pool to reopen Wednesday
• ATSU celebrates ASHS graduation
• Students recreate triage scenario, train for disaster
• Men's Golf Finishes 13th Amongst Div. I Programs at WIU
• Denslow asks to be withdrawn from school board consideration
• Today in the news: Cobra on the lam
• Men's Golf Halted by Darkness at WIU
• 10 injured in crash on Hwy. 149
• Red Cross recognizes local difference makers
• Armstead & Cable To Be Inducted Into MIAA Hall Of Fame
• Armstead & Cable To Be Inducted Into MIAA Hall Of Fame
• Today in the news: Remembering Elizabeth Taylor
• Lawson Sits Fifth at MWSU Invitational
• Novinger district keeps programs intact
• Today in the news: Reagan assassination attempt was 30 years ago
• Today in the news: Violence in Syria
• Student group hopes disaster drill develops necessary tools
• Newest addition to Mr. Harry S. Truman's wardrobe.
• Brashear slices budget, not staff
• Seriously?
• Today in the news: NATO to take over Libya mission
• Weekend Schedule Update
• Northwest Defeats Bulldogs In Tennis Action On Thursday
• Missouri State Highway Patrol announces 3 DWI arrests during operation
• Late Game Heroics Set Up Split for Softball
• ATSU selected for Gallup Campus Wellbeing Consortium
• Schweich releases statewide audit
• Truman State to address its sustainability during upcoming series
• Livable Streets training to be in Kirksville
• Kirksville R-III cuts teaching spots as part of $500K reduction
• 'Dogs & 'Cats Set To Tangle In Maryville This Weekend
• Today in the news: Elizabeth Taylor remembered
• Local license offices to undergo upgrades
• Women Notch First MIAA Win Against Griffons
• MDC to host workshop in preparation for spring turkey season
• R-III board candidates talk finance
• Meeting the candidates
• Trimble Named MIAA Pitcher Of The Week
• Today in the news: U.S. fighter jet crashes
• Local dealership reports theft of more than 300 gallons of gas
• Amazed by amphibians
• Kovach Records Top-20 Finish at UCSD Invite
• Restrictions on pit bulls approved
• First lady calls on Missouri's green thumbs
• Snyder, Smith lead Wildcat win
• Spring Football Gets Underway; Game & Golf Outing Set For April 16th
• ADA and ATSU-ASDOH announce new Community Dental Health Coordinator program
• Today in the news: World mourns Knut the polar bear
• United Way celebrates, looks ahead to 2011 drive
• Household Hazardous Waste can be disposed of by appointment
• Today in the news: Facebook post saves family
• Rotkvich Tosses One-Hitter as Bulldogs Split
• Rotkvich Tosses One-Hitter as Bulldogs Split
• Lancaster license office closed, bids accepted for management
• Nominations sought for public safety officer award
• Today in the news: ‘Supermoon’ lights up night sky
• Mavericks Sweep Conference Opener In Tennis
• Mavericks Sweep Conference Opener In Tennis
• Straight to the heart
• State representative reports economy improving
• Truman lectureship to bring expert on history of medicine, science
• Today in the news: Violence continues in Libya
• Atlanta High School student dies in Friday crash
• Bulldogs Open Crossover with Split
• Bulldogs Open Crossover with Split
• Lawson Named MIAA Women's Golfer of the Week
• Lawson Named MIAA Women's Golfer of the Week
• Police urge residents to lock car doors in wake of thefts
• Pickler's Famous to open Tuesday
• Today in the news: Japan nuclear crisis; the tweet that got worker fired
• State of the District set for Friday
• Summer school funding likely to remain level
• La Plata falls, 65-52, in state semifinal
• Nine arrested in "St. Patrick's Smackdown" drug bust
• Grant award to help trail connect city to state park
• Kirksville woman to be evacuated from Japan
• Swimming Teams Earn Scholar All-American Status
• Wrestling Has Nine Selected All-Academic; Team Finishes Second In Nation
• Truman Concludes Home Stand With Visit From Lions
• Wild West at the local library
• Novinger band ready to take KC streets
• Man connected to MLK parade bomb posted 1,000 times on KV-based site
• Boil advisories issued in Kirksville
• Local resident hopes for word from family in Japan
• Salvation Army offers way to aid Japan recovery
• Late Heroics Lead Softball to Split
• Road work planned in Adair County this week
• Truman State hires Iowa native as next men's basketball coach
• Library hosts St. Patrick’s Day dance
• Local man reportedly beaten with crow-bar
• Residents review plans for storm water work
• Matt Woodley Named Men's Basketball Coach
• Today in the news: Nuclear meltdowns still feared in Japan
• Sheriff's office gears up for St. Patrick's Day DWI enforcement
• Check out this week's Truman Today!
• Local pair arrested for theft from storage units, believed to be connected to November string of thefts
• Women's Golf Within Striking Distance after Day One
• Today in the news: Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction tomorrow
• Today in the news: How earthquakes happen
• La Plata moving on to Class 1 Final Four after win over Chamois
• Simek Caps Nationals with All-American Finish
• Bats to come alive at library after-school program
• Welcome re-gift
• Bulldogs Pick Up Split with Lincoln
• Today in the news: Earthquake, tsunami devastate Japan
• Work scheduled for Highway 6 Wednesday
• Grinter and Sylvester Highlight Day Three
• Report: Mo. ranks 49th in higher education spending
• Local properties line up for historic recognition
• Deadline for crop insurance closing
• Today in the news: Muslim hearings begin
• Doctor found dead was contracted ER physician
• Want to learn more about Truman's Academic Programs? Truman's helpful Quick Facts brochures are now available online on the Career Center's website!
• Jepsen Finishes Fourth in 200 Free on Day Two
• Kirksville R-III school board renews administrator contracts
• Koster announces Missouri to receive $1.5 million in pharmaceutical company settlement
• Open house on storm water plans set for March 14, 22
• Man found dead in local hotel
• No injuries in early-morning house fire in Kirksville
• Softball to Host Blue Tigers on Saturday
• Maus Begins Journey In NCAA Wrestling Championships
• Today in the news: Shakeup at NPR after tea party video
• Accepted Students for the Class of 2015: join the group and get to know your future classmates :)
• Day One in the Books at NCAA Swimming Championship
• YMCA launches ‘Strong Kids’ fundraiser
• Brashear will seek new superintendent
• K-REDI purchases H.I.T. hangar; member urges caution with city loan
• Kirksville in market for new fire engine
• Hanging out at the ‘Bus Stop’
• Knowles gets 25 years in prison for role in Knox City murder
• Baseball Looks To Knock Off Unbeaten Emporia State In Weekend Series
• Today in the news: Millions of dead fish wash up near L.A.
• City approves $15,000 loan to H.I.T.; could grow to $200,000
• Softball's Bollman Named MIAA Hitter of the Week
• Statewide tornado drill postponed
• Today in the news: ‘Angry Birds’ headed to Facebook
• Softball vs. Maryville Postponed
• Public hearing on grant funds for H.I.T. today
• Paws for a cause
• Boil advisory
• Queen City man hits bridge in accident
• Today in the news: Are you ready for Mardi Gras?
• Today in the news: Sunday talk-show lineup
• Bulldogs Ease By UIU and UWP
• Today in the news: Basketball player dies after making winning shot
• Ameren rate case hearing met with frustrations
• Additional details on Wednesday's wild wreck
• Bearcats Fend Off Upset-Minded Bulldogs In Conference Tourney
• Indoor pool at aquatic center could reopen next week
• Today in the news: NFL lockout averted - for now
• Melanie Smith will be new assistant city manager
• Health department preps for disasters
• MDC to host informational session on prescribed burning
• Today in the news: Steve Jobs introduces iPad 2
• Wild wreck
• Bulldog Baseball Set To Open Conference Play This Weekend
• Northeast Missouri State Bank Creates Athletic Scholarship Program
• MoDOT to begin bridge work in coming weeks
• Truman confirms Schrader's departure
• Heart Health to place 10 AEDs
• Gratitude and gifts
• 2 Kirksville men charged with meth possession
• DEA bans chemicals used to make K2
• Jack Schrader Steps Down As Men's Basketball Coach
• Today in the news: Laughing baby a hit; House passes temporary budget bill
• Lyceum series continues with comedy performance
• Truman State University has been included on the list of "14 Schools with the Best Overall Dorms" according to CampusSpash.com!
• Aquatic Center's indoor pool suffering from 'significant' leak, will be closed
• R-III board, Kirksville city council meet
• Truman athletics makes cuts; golf program finished
• Seven Swimmers Selected For Division II Nationals
• Seven Swimmers Selected For Division II Nationals
• Jennifer Zweifel Selected To Division II Indoor Championship Field
• Jennifer Zweifel Selected To Division II Indoor Championship Field
• Three Named All-Conference As Truman Prepares For Tournament Action
• Three Named All-Conference As Truman Prepares For Tournament Action
• Freeman and Henderson Earn Spots on All-MIAA Teams
• Freeman and Henderson Earn Spots on All-MIAA Teams
• Today in the news: World leaders try to oust Moammar Gadhafi
• Novinger may challenge Census count
• Softball Sweeps Aside Panthers
• Softball Sweeps Aside Panthers
• Teenage hikers rescued Sunday
• Sheriff’s Department uses surplus to combat spiraling health care, retirement fund costs
• Aquatic center closed for rest of the week
• Local hearing on Ameren's proposed increase set for Thursday
• Truman Announces Reductions In Athletic Programs
• Truman Announces Reductions In Athletic Programs
• Aquatic center closed for Morning swim
• Bulldog Bats Warm Up in Split
• Bulldog Bats Warm Up in Split
• County may propose tax increase to bandage budget
• Gooch Takes First For Men's Tennis At Principia
• Truman volunteers looking for service organizations for Big Event
• Softball Drops Two on Day One of Border Battle
• The weekend edition of the Kirksville Daily Express
• Mules Slip by Bulldogs in Final Minutes
• Big Second Half Lifts Jennies Over Bulldogs On Senior Day
• Kirksville woman charged in burglaries
• No death penalty sought against Young, Mock
• Youth invited to enter national endangered animal art contest
• Read Across America program at Adair library
• Gift of warmth
• Track & Field Contending For Conference Titles This Weekend
• Track & Field Contending For Conference Titles This Weekend
• Bulldog Wrestling In Action At NCAA Super Regional
• Bulldog Wrestling In Action At NCAA Super Regional
• Northeast Regional on exclusive list of top hospitals
• Latest snow pushes Kirksville over 40 inches for winter 2010-11
• Registration open for Truman State's "Big Event"
• Bulldogs and Jennies to Battle for Seeding
• Saturday Baseball Postponed
• Census: Kirksville population up slightly
• Truman State University is one of the nation's 50 "Best Value" public colleges and universities according to The Princeton Review, who teamed with USA Today to present its list, " The Princeton Review Best Value Colleges for 2011.&quo
• TSU students to host 'going green' forum for businesses
• Fundraiser Saturday for sheriff's deputy injured in fall
• Long Time Rivalry on Tap in Season Finale
• Kirksville R-III goes inside the numbers
• Sounds of music
• Macon business raided over synthetic drugs, employee arrested
• Bulldogs Fall to Blue Tigers
• Bulldog Women Clinch MIAA Tourney Berth with Road Win
• Police investigating ATV theft
• Proposed downtown sales tax met with questions, concerns
• Northeast Regional Medical Center begins $1M patient tower renovation
• Kirksville woman in fair condition after crash
• TSU panel to examine Cairo protests, global impact
• Truman State listed on Princeton Review's best value colleges
• Highway Patrol to conduct sobriety checkpoint during March
• Rocking out at the library
• KDIC seeks new sales tax
• Two men with local ties indicted for failure to register as sex offenders
• Henderson Named CoSIDA Academic All-American
• Bulldog Women Looks For Key Road Win At Lincoln
• Court of Appeals offers inside look
• Special season ends with silver and gold
• 'Dogs Look to Continue Success Against Blue Tigers
• Women's Tennis Opens Spring Season At Principia
• Bulldogs Pull Away After Half for Road Win
• Griffons Use Big Second Half To Down Bulldogs
• Baseball Takes Second Game Of Opening Twinbill
• State of the County: Fortunate in 2010, optimistic for 2011
• Softball Splits on Opening Day
• Bulldogs Tune Up For Conference At Mizzou
• Guitar Hero program offered at library Saturday
• State of County, fortunate financial position provides favorable outlook for area's 2011
• Magruder calls ATSU dental school approval an ‘hallelujah day’
• NEMO Health Council, community health center partnerships key in Kirksville dental program
• March Toward March Continues Saturday
• Bulldogs Return to Road Saturday at MoWest
• Bulldog Wrestling Upends Southern Illinois
• 28th annual Piano Festival to fill Truman halls with music
• ATSU announces new dental program to move forward in Missouri
• Callao man dies in crash
• Office of Admission now hiring Telecounselors! Telecounselors call prospective students Monday through Thursday evenings to inform them about the Truman experience and answer any questions that they may have. Telecounseling is fun and a great way to giv
• Staff Changes For Bulldog Football
• Office of Admission now hiring Telecounselors! Telecounselors call perspective students Monday through Thursday evenings to inform them about the Truman experience and answer any questions that they may have. Telecounseling is fun and a great way to giv
• Northwest Tops Truman in Maryville
• #20 Ranked Bearcats Hand Truman Women Road Loss
• Route E bridge over Troublesome Creek closed for repair
• Truman’s degree programs intact
• KPD attempting to locate man wanted on DWI, assault warrants
• Dense fog advisory
• ATSU press conference set for Thursday morning
• Bridge closure scheduled for Monday in Sullivan County
• Cross Country Teams Earn Academic Recognition
• Bulldog Softball Heads to Chillout to Open Season
• Volleyball to Offer Summer Camps
• Cold for a cause
• Countdown To First Pitch: Bulldog Baseball On Tap This Weekend
• Countdown To First Pitch: Bulldog Baseball On Tap This Weekend
• Local businessman to face trial setting Wednesday
• Boil advisory
• Ichabods Hold Off Bulldogs in Monday Battle
• Truman State celebrates, hosts Health Week events
• Washburn Uses Late Run To Overtake Bulldogs Late
• Generations of love in one family share unique bond
• No word yet on dental school
• Men's Tennis Falls In Spring Openers
• Maus Earns Freshman Award As Bulldogs Compete At MIAA Duals
• Truman Travels to WU, Northwest to Start Week
• Fond farewells
• Runners & Throwers Compete At Fighting Scot Invite
• Brawner case likely to be resolved before trial
• Red Cross calls for donations
• Mavericks Sneak Past 'Dogs in Second Half
• 'Dogs Overpower Mavericks For Ninth League Win
• 2 troopers involved in traffic crashes, 1 sent to hospital with moderate injuries
• New sandwich shop coming soon
• Efforts continue to sell South 63 bonds
• Polar Bear Plunge this weekend
• TCRC to host program on Missouri fence laws
• Freeman Notches Career-High in Loss to 12th-Ranked Tigers
• Nixon appoints Gunn chairman of PSC
• Truman Women Get Season Sweep Over Tigers
• Tax assistance program available multiple dates
• Design guidelines shelved for month
• Snow storage
• City crews partner with Truman for morning snow removal
• Truman hosts "FAFSA Frenzy" Saturday
• Ice, ice baby
• PSC Chairman Clayton wants to step down from leadership post
• Police seek man wanted on warrant for assault of a law enforcement officer
• R-III pledges $175K to dental school
• Hogs perish in blaze at PSF facility
• Gallatin Named All-Time Knicks Legend
• Two Big Home Games On Tap For Women's Basketball
• Two Big Home Games On Tap For Women's Basketball
• Wi-Fi closed since March 2010; business made less than $50,000
• K-REDI annual meeting: Good news around the corner
• Wi-Fi defaults on state loan, collection begins on $1M debt
• Event of the Day: Kirksville school board meeting
• Swimming Teams Head To Conference Championships
• PSC approves Atmos surcharge increase
• Bulldogs Close Homestand with Tigers and Mavericks
• Multiple bridge projecs will require lengthy detours
• DED: No payment received from Wi-Fi
• BHHS Legacy Foundation grants $75K to ATSU-ASDOH
• Barber trial rescheduled for June
• Women Take First At Illinois College Meet
• Local student shows off unique abilities
• Bulldogs Race Past Bearcats
• Bulldogs Pick Up Big Home Win
• Apply to be a Student Ambassador! The application deadline has bee extended to next Thursday (Feb. 10th)!
• Man accused of drunkenly driving with 2-year-old during blizzard
• Local man, teen arrested at marijuana grow operation
• Bulldog Wrestling Shows Off Before Home Crowd
• Bulldog Wrestling Shows Off Before Home Crowd
• FEMA ready to assist Missouri communities
• KV R-III off again, school year may lengthen
• Event of the Weekend: Kids Super Bowl party
• Autograph Day As Bulldog Women Host Southwest Baptist
• Autograph Day As Bulldog Women Host Southwest Baptist
• Franklin Street closed for snow removal
• Bulldogs Open Homestand with Bearcats
• Museum of Osteopathic Medicine awarded grant from Cranial Academy Foundation
• PSC staff files report on basic local telephone rates
• Daily Express snow-guess contest waiting for mail
• Truman State University performance of “As You Like It” rescheduled for Friday
• No traffic injuries reported during week's storm, ice setting in on city roads
• Daily Express carriers still working hard
• HEAVY LIFTING
• Henderson, Daniels Named Academic All-District
• MoDOT crews continue work on secondary routes
• Mail delivery to resume today
• Nixon seeks emergency declaration for Missouri
• Bulldog Wrestling Cancelled At SIUE
• Truman State to reopen at 10:30 a.m.
• Campus to Reopen Thursday, Feb. 3, at 10:30 a.m. The Truman Campus will reopen on Thursday, Feb. 3, 2011 beginning at 10:30 a.m. All classes will resume and all offices will be open beginning at 10:30 a.m. on Thursday. Thursday morning the Student Rec
• Adair County library to host Super Bowl pre-game party for kids
• City offices to reopen Thursday; snow emergency will be lifted at 6 a.m.
• We are able to open the Student Rec Center today from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. We are not able to open the Library or Student Union Building today. Please stay tuned for further announcements about opening the Truman campus. Troy Paino President
• Truman shuts for first time since 1970s
• Wednesday's sports schedule
• WHITE OUT
• City crews continue work
• MoDOT reopens I-70
• Wind Chill Advisory
• Bulldog Football Signing Day Information
• Shelter information for motorists stranded on I-70, I-44
• City Hall, other city offices, closed Wednesday
• Interstate 70 closed
• Adair County Public Library closed Wednesday
• Truman State closed Wednesday
• The Truman campus will remain closed on Wed., Feb. 2, 2011. All classes and campus events will be cancelled. We will evaluate the situation in the morning and if conditions warrant, we hope to have the Student Rec Center, the Library and the Student Unio
• Hamilton Street Baptist Church cancels all Wednesday activities
• NWS: 20 inches of snow possible
• Wi-Fi 'disappointed' by DED decision to not extend loan payments
• MoDOT: All roads in region covered by snow
• County budget complete
• Tri-County Electric urges customers to take precautions
• Guilty plea to US child porn charges by Cairo, Mo., man
• City releases winter weather safety tips
• County will not plow roads until snow and wind have subsided
• City seeking ideas for TCRC services
• Highway Patrol continues to discourage travel
• Kirksville prepares for possibly historic snow storm
• Truman State shuts campus
• Bulldog Basketball Games Postponed
• Update: Local events postponed, canceled; businesses close
• Blizzard warning issued for northeast Missouri
• Frostbite Frolic
• Nixon declares state of emergency due to impending snow storm
• Highway Patrol will be out in force during storm
• Buckwalter: Get parked cars off city streets for plows
• Kirksville snow emergency declared; effective Tuesday at 6 a.m.
• Adair County YMCA to close at 6 p.m.
• State: No extension for Wi-Fi Sensors
• Men's Soccer Ranks 13th in Div. II Attendance
• Bevier woman dies in Saturday crash
• "Crippling" snow storm anticipated
• Bulldogs After Season Sweep of Ichabods
• Late Freebies Gives ESU Win Over Bulldogs
• Bulldog Men Clipped Late at Emporia
• Wrestling Competes At Grand View Open
• Still strong for third time
• Fraud investigations recover $6.4M in unemployment benefits
• Frozen sewer line results in wastewater release to Putnam County creek
• Schweich announces new scale for state audits
• Bulldog Women Set To Clash With #14 Emporia On Sunday
• Truman Showgirls Compete In Chicago
• Shumaker: ‘I made a mistake’
• Weber Bus earns top marks for safety
• Men Head to Sunflower State for Sunday Showdown
• Men Head to Sunflower State for Sunday Showdown
• PSC withdraws language requiring renewable energy to be from Missouri
• Pitt Edges 'Dogs in Nailbiter
• Report of armed man leads to lockdown at Wal-Mart
• Man threatening to harm himself taken into custody at Wal-Mart, lockdown lifted
• Truman Women Fall To Pittsburg State
• Truman Women Fall To Pittsburg State
• R-III budget picture improves
• ‘Eye Spy’ healthy vision
• Update: Coroner says Sutton was legally drunk when he killed Lough, self
• KPD: Salsberry may have a weapon
• Supreme Court suspends Shumaker’s law license
• Accidental phone call led police to first-degree domestic assault arrest
• Man shoots self after calling police to his residence
• Teen in murder-suicide found to be using alcohol
• Mo. AG announces recommendations to keep Lake of the Ozarks water safe
• NEMO Heart Health approves purchase of 20 AEDs
• Munzlinger joins Mo. Senate in rejecting renewable energy rule; blow to Trade Wind
• J.C. Penney closing five department stores nationwide
• TIF reports slow growth during 2010
• Former La Plata cop gets probation for lying to feds
• Truman project provides data resource to community
• Top Two Defensive Teams To Clash Wednesday Night
• Student Ambassador applications are now available!
• State Auditor Schweich announces commencement of State Ethics Commission, Water Patrol audits
• High Hope’s
• Mountain lion killed west of La Plata
• Bulldogs Back Home to Host Pitt State
• Track Teams Take To Iowa State
• Six Bulldogs Place At MVC Open
• Rivals Hook Up In Final Home Dual Of Season
• 14th-Ranked Lions Pull Away from Dogs Late
• Offense Held In Check By Angry Lions
• Library to host ‘Eye Spy’ program
• Kirksville mother arrested for manufacturing methamphetamine in vicinity of child
• Simek Takes Two Events In Bulldog's Dual With Missouri S&T
• Edina man wanted on warrant for DWI, possession of firearm
• Novinger woman allegedly assaulted, threatened by Kansas City man
• State of the City: Kirksville officials outline goals for 2011
• Aquatic Center closes due to low temperature
• Showdown With Missouri Southern Next For Bulldog Women
• IRS to start processing delayed returns on Feb. 14
• Chamber recognizes service
• Four candidates certified to run for council
• Round 1 done, Rounds 2 and 3 on the way
• Event of the Day: (Friday) State of the City event
• Bulldogs Enter Lions' Den to Open Second Half
• MoDOT: All roads snow covered
• ATSU students recognized in Who’s Who
• Mules Run Past Bulldogs at Conference Midpoint
• ‘Dream of Unity’
• Luetkemeyer earns slots on House Financial Services subcommittees
• KPD seeks man wanted on various warrants
• Remarkable Run Gives Bulldogs Thrilling OT Road Win
• Council, R-III off to the races
• Snow coming, frigid air to follow
• Six citizens file for city council race
• Check out this week's Truman Today!!
• Council race up to five candidates
• MLK Day one of service for student volunteers
• Jennies On Horizon As Bulldogs Finish First Half
• Men Head to Warrensburg to Close First Half
• Downtown design guidelines pass first hurdle
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day Challenge
• Event of the Day: Martin Luther King, Jr. Collegiate Challenge
• Bulldog Track & Field Kicks Off New Year In Iowa
• New Era Begins As Bulldog Swimming Competes In Dual Against MSU
• Closings around Kirksville for Monday, MLK Day
• Men's Basketball Staves Off Lincoln to Pick Up Win
• Bulldogs Heat Up After Cold Start To Down Blue Tigers
• Northeast Regional recognized, awarded with accreditation
• Great job Business Law students!
• No cuts in ’11 for service groups
• A learning experience
• Adair Co. man charged with child abuse
• Average Ameren customer to see $1.24 increase on bills
• Women Look To Bounce Back Against Lincoln
• Wrestling Dominates Over Hannibal-LaGrange
• Gov. Nixon announces increased scholarships for 2010-2011 under Access Missouri program
• Planning and Zoning green lights project
• Cultural exchange
• History Re-Visited as Bulldogs Welcome Back LU
• Brawner case delayed to February
• Mo. AG sues Clark County Commission
• Bulldogs Drop Wednesday Night Game to MoWest
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• First Half Surge Leads Griffons Over Bulldogs
• First Half Surge Leads Griffons Over Bulldogs
• Munzlinger to chair Agriculture, Food Production and Outdoor Resources committee
• Sense of urgency for K-REDI
• Police seek suspect wanted on warrant for stealing
• Snow removed, cold temperatures stick
• Kirksville R-III school board needs candidates
• Wi-Fi officials tell Tate they expect solid 2011; building no longer for sale
• Kirksville man injured in snow-related crash Monday afternoon
• Sentencing decided in three local cases
• Local lawyer to argue for his license
• Durham, Mo., teen killed in crash
• Library hours change due to weather
• Monday's sports scores
• Event of the Day: K-REDI meeting
• Check out this week's Truman Today!
• Local business falls victim to quick change scam artist
• Women To Face Griffons In Key MIAA Game Wednesday
• Knox, Lewis county residents plead guilty to drug conspiracy charges
• Welcome back Truman students! Here's to a great Spring 2011 Semester!!
• Buckwalter: City as ready as it can be for snow
• State toughens test for realtors
• National Weather Service: Winter Weather Advisory
• Highway Patrol reminds citizens to drive with caution in snow
• Bulldogs Welcome Griffons for Midweek Battle
• Miss Northeast Counties
• FSA disaster program sign up begins
• Rowe will not seek fourth term on Kirksville city council
• Grapplers Take Down Newman In Dual Opener
• LaBelle man jailed after pipe bomb found
• Balanced Bulldog Effort Takes Down 'Cats
• Northwest Holds On For 73-72 Double Overtime Thriller Over Bulldogs
• Programs set for next week at Adair library
• Erwin keeps tabs on taxes, $10M collected
• Gov. Nixon's vehicle rear-ended in Jefferson City
• Soccer Squads Announce 2010 Letterwinners
• Snowy start to frigid weekend
• Women Look To Knock Off Northwest Saturday
• Some Missouri taxpayers to receive information in new way
• DED: No decision on Wi-Fi loan extension request
• Event of the Day: seasonal flu vaccine clinic
• Check out this new video about Kirksville!
• Men Renew Rivalry to Kick Off Homestand
• Route E bridge over Troublesome Creek in Knox County closed for emergency repairs
• Bulldog Football Names 2010 Captains & Letterwinners
• Cross Country Announces 2010 Letterwinners
• Assistant to Kirksville city manager announces resignation
• Freeman's 23 and 14 Not Enough for 'Dogs at UNO
• ASDOH receives $2,000 CVS Caremark Community Grant
• Treasurer Clint Zweifel announces $293 million in loans made to small businesses and farms in 2010
• Mavericks Stop 'Dogs With Late Push
• Kirksville Mayor Kuhns will not seek second term
• Duck hunting ordinances under review
• PSC local hearing on Ameren case set for March 3
• Christmas leftovers
• Missouri general revenue collections increased in 2010
• KPD seeks man wanted on several warrant
• Proposed 'fair tax' - fair for middle class?
• Truman makes Kiplinger's list of 100 Best Values in Public Colleges
• Husband, wife plead not guilty to theft by deceit
• Isabel Marie first baby of 2011
• Local man charged with child abuse
• City mulls plans TCRC space
• Bulldog Men Wrap Up Road Trip in Omaha
• Bulldogs Drop Road Battle to Ranked Tigers
• Local man charged with meth possession
• Strong Defense Gives Bulldog Women Fourth Road Win
• Adair County officials sworn in to start year
• Patrol reports one fatality during New Year’s counting period
• Event of the Day: Kirksville City Council
• Monday's sports schedule
• Jennifer Godlewski Named Interim Swim Coach
• Women Look To Continue Road Winning Streak
• #1: R-III cuts ribbon on ECLC, looks to do same to budget
• Amish man dies in buggy accident
• Truman Women Dominate In Non-Conference Finale
• #2: Kirksville in running for ATSU dental school
• #3: Storm water bond vote passes, work set for spring, summer
• #4: Family man, soldier killed serving country
• Truman Men Head West to Start New Year
• Women Look To Close Out 2010 With Road Win
• Schuyler County EEZ meeting Tuesday
• #5: Struck by flood, fire, Novinger moving on
• Boil advisory issued
• Jones honored for work in Adair County
• #6: New additions – and leadership – at NRMC
• No injuries after car smacks school bus
• #7 - Adair County sees change with 2010 elections
• City water bills going up
• U.S. Rep. Blaine Luetkemeyer announces two office openings
• Attorney General announces consent judgment against Elite Financial Services
• Kirksville Daily Express Holiday Home Callout Contestants
• #8 - Airport soaring after Cape Air starts flying
• Local man charged with forcible rape
• Colton Schmitz & Ryan Maus Place At Midwest Classic
• Bulldog Men Drop Overtime Heartbreaker
• #8 ESU Uses Second Half Push To Hold Off 'Dogs
• #9 - Still Mansion burns, piece of local history demolished
• Kirksville resident federally indicted for defrauding grandmother
• Community delivers record $8,030 to Hope’s Kitchen
• #10 - Best brains in Missouri
• City: Residents must remove snow within 24 hours from the end of snowfall
• Deputy Pitts to begin rehabilitation
• 'Elfis and the Sleighriders'
• Thousand Hills State Park looks to 2011
• Mark Gole Steps Down From Coaching Post
• DIRECTV to pay state $185,000 in settlement
• PSC sets deadline in Amerean Missouri fuel adjustment case
• Women Host #8 Emporia State On Saturday Night
• Innovation center seeks $10K for budget
• Hope’s Kitchen fundraising deadline Thursday
• Technology grant to boost Brashear’s schools
• Oh, Living Christmas Tree
• Former local college student pleads guilty to child porn charges
• Police seek woman on warrant for weapon, drug possession
• ATSU’s proposed new dental school endorsed by Missouri Governor
• Bulldog Men Close Calendar Year with Hornets
• Kirksville R-III to receive $2.85M in construction reimbursement
• Budget breakdown: City spending less on public transportation
• Pure passion
• Patch sought for road, bridge budget
• Good luck with Exams Truman Students!
• Case named to MFB promotion and education committee
• Boil advisory in Kirksville
• Trio of weather-related crashes over weekend
• Monday's sports schedule
• Kirksville digs out, tries to keep warm
• Davis Inks Three in Early Signing Period
• Banning & Schmitz Claim Silver At Newman
• Police seek help locating possibly "at risk" person who left hospital
• Bulldogs Use Three-Point Flurry to Down 'Bods
• Bulldogs Come Up Short In Clash With #4 Washburn
• Aquatic Center revenue increases
• Winter weather could strike Kirksville Saturday
• Track & Field Begins New Season At Holiday Preview
• Community Chorus concert Monday
• Pair sentenced for summer church thefts
• Festival of Trees
• Hope’s Kitchen reaches $5K mark
• Husband, wife jailed after allegedly defrauding investor of $48K
• Brawner granted change of venue
• Man found in possession of meth, paraphernalia during traffic stop
• Cochran renovation grant out of time
• Annual Living Christmas Tree production this weekend
• Music for a cause
• PSC sets intervention deadline in Atmos ISRS request
• Finals Start Early For Truman Women
• Men Return Home to Take on Ichabods
• PSC sets deadline to intervene in Ameren case
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• Livestock symposium offers key information
• Bats a concern for wind farm
• Soccer Squads Earn All-Region Recognition
• City construction ends for 2010
• Santa arrives in Kirksville
• Police seek man wanted on drug warrant
• Women Continue Road Swing On Tuesday At SW Baptist
• Women's Tennis Adds Birenbaum for 2011
• Bulldogs Prepare for Rare Tuesday Showdown
• Simek & Grinter Shine In Final Day of Mizzou Invite
• Second Day In the Books At Mizzou Invitational
• Pitt State Runs Past Bulldog Men
• Building guidelines fine-tuned
• Second Half Fire Ignites Women To Victory
• Jerod Simek Breaks Own Record At Mizzou Invitational
• Jerod Simek Breaks Own Record At Mizzou Invitational
• Huge week for Hope’s Kitchen
• Greentop man injured in three-wheeler crash
• National Cross Country Race To Be Streamed Online
• Boil advisory in Kirksville
• UPDATE: Sheriff's deputy injured in fall on Highway 6
• Women Look To Pass First Major Road Test
• Women Look To Pass First Major Road Test
• Are you a holiday decorating champ?
• Kirksville man sentenced to year in prison on meth charge
• A plan for the future
• Truman Baseball To Offer Winter Warm-Up Camps
• Carbon monoxide alarm may have saved tenants' lives
• Men's Soccer's Larkin Named Second-Team Daktronics All-American
• Men Look to Regain Momentum Against Gorillas
• Freeman's 23 Not Enough for Bulldog Men
• Bulldogs Overpower Lions In Conference Opener
• Walk in early morning cold earns wanted man trip to jail
• R-III may add pre-kindergarten program
• Boil advisory in Kirksville
• Your youth deer season photos
• ATSU audiology professor receives prestigious award
• Check out this week's Truman Today!
• Kirksville Daily Express 2010-11 Winter Sports Preview
• New Kirksville Head Start center celebrates renovation
• Wind energy scoping meeting in Kirksville
• Winter arrives
• Truman's Gregg Nesbitt To Be Inducted Into MFBCA Hall Of Fame
• Bulldogs and Lions Set to Start Conference Play
• Lions Loom For 'Dogs On Wednesday Night
• PSC reduces Relay Missouri surcharge
• Axiom Brass will present holiday concert in latest Lyceum Event
• Sharpe, Barker Add to Volleyball Awards
• Monday's sports schedule
• Hawks Nip Bulldogs Behind Late Rally
• Freshman Gloor Sparks Truman To Victory
• Nearly $400 for Hope’s Kitchen in first week
• ‘Funding cliff’ ahead for school district
• Red Kettle drive marks holiday season
• Novinger man dies in one-car accident
• Salvation Army kicks off ‘Red Kettle’ drive
• Troop B traffic crash numbers steady
• Red Cross begins gift-raiser event
• Gala nets $53K for NEMO Heart Health
• Police seek man wanted on domestic assault warrant
• Songs and prayers of thanks
• Sharpe Listed on All-Region Squad
• Brawner pleads not guilty; trial setting Dec. 9
• New section of Spencer Lane to open Monday
• Women Open Home Season Saturday Afternoon
• Bulldogs Cruise to 82-47 Victory
• 'Black Friday' sale ads in Wednesday's Daily Express
• Historic properties surveyed
• Several offices closing for holiday; no Daily Express on Thursday
• Lighting up the downtown
• Attorney General Koster signs agreement with Florida company over No-Call violations
• Kansas man allegedly punched Truman officer
• KC Wolf brings smiles to Kirksville
• Hope’s Kitchen drive begins
• Community prayer service set for Tuesday
• Volleyball Adds Five to 2011 Roster
• Bulldogs Go for Second Straight on Tuesday Night
• Bulldog Wrestling Competes At UNO Open
• Daniels Drops 26 But 'Dogs Bit By Sharks
• Daniels Drops 26 But 'Dogs Bit By Sharks
• Women Dominate; Men Fall Short Against Lewis Swimming
• Women Dominate; Men Fall Short Against Lewis Swimming
• Karen Grauel Qualifies For Division II Nationals
• Karen Grauel Qualifies For Division II Nationals
• Men's Cross Country Places Fourth At Regionals
• Men's Cross Country Places Fourth At Regionals
• Men's Swimming Takes Dramatic Lead After First Day
• Novinger to deck the halls with crafts festival
• Truman Falls To Barry In Opener
• State of the judiciary: cuts costly
• Jury clears state in raid of Heartland Christian Academy
• Owner of Fink Farms indicted on multiple fraud charges involving cattle operation
• Women's Soccer's Buri Named an Academic All-American
• Untangling Medicare
• Volleyball Comes Up Short in Comeback Bid at NCAA Tourney
• Daily Express anniversary edition brings end to Vaughn murder saga
• Four who filed for protection orders against Brawner ask for motions to be dismissed
• Local business target of Dept. of Revenue enforcement for owed taxes
• Volleyball Has Five Named All-MIAA
• Police seek woman wanted on DWI warrant
• Tri-County Electric employee found not guilty
• Women's Basketball Tips Off Season In Sunshine State
• Route D bridge in Adair County to open at 5 p.m.
• City takes ownership of Veterans Plaza
• Women's Basketball Signs Three For 2011-2012
• MIAA Announces All-Conference Football Team
• Larkin, Chapman Headline Daktronics Regional Honors
• Bulldogs Stifle Wildcats in Second Half, Roll to 90-59 Win
• Bulldogs Stifle Wildcats in Second Half, Roll to 90-59 Win
• MoDOT opens bridge over Walnut Creek on Highway 11
• Under the sea
• K-REDI discusses keeping jobs local
• KV man arrested after string of break-ins
• Volleyball Preps for Postseason Play
• Volleyball Preps for Postseason Play
• Bulldog Wrestling Gets Strong Start To Season
• Volleyball Headed Back to NCAA Tournament
• Bulldogs Fall in NCAA 2nd Round
• Informational meeting on Relay for Life Tuesday
• Volleyball Causes Griffons Grief in Regular Season Finale
• TCRC hit hard by MU cuts
• Wild Ending To Bulldog Season
• Man charged after biting incident
• UMKC Spoils Men’s Basketball Season Opener
• Volleyball Gets Back on Track with 3-0 Sweep
• Truman Swimming Hosts Missouri State Friday
• Library offers an inside look at magic
• United Way announces its halfway to 2010 fundraising campaign goal
• Bulldogs Upend Mustangs in NCAA First Round
• Highway Patrol investigates suspicious death in Clark County
• Women's Soccer Match Pushed Back 30 Minutes
• Weekend sports schedule
• Late Charge Comes Up Short for Men's Soccer at NCAAs
• Six Bulldogs Named to All-MIAA Soccer Squad
• Shelbyville man dies in one-car accident
• Honoring the brave
• Wi-Fi asked for extension week after payment was due
• Novinger man charged with felony drug possession following warrant arrest
• Light up the night
• R-III board hears from concerned staff in wake of threat incident
• Truman students top list of successful CPA exams
• Police seek federal fugitive
• Bulldogs Host Mavericks On TV For Senior Day
• Police seek man wanted on warrant for non-support
• Men's Basketball Opens Regular Season at UMKC
• Volleyball Holds at No. 3 in Region
• Women's Soccer Postseason Notes: 1st/2nd Rounds
• Kirksville TCRC to host state energy video-conference
• Veterans Day brings plenty of celebrations, office closings
• Men's Soccer Postseason Notes: at Midwestern State
• Clerk, not evil clowns, responsible for theft
• Nice ride: Ray Miller’s top students earn trip to school in KV fire truck
• Police investigate storage unit burglaries
• Holiday projects can bring cheer to needy children
• Swimming Meet Against MSU Postponed
• Bulldogs Blast Rattlers with 4-0 Shutout
• Grauel Wins Individual Title at MIAA Championships
• Men Post Fourth-Place Finish at MIAA Championship
• Volleyball Topped by UNO in Five Sets
• Bulldogs Edged by Gorillas
• Twellman's Tally Leads Bulldogs
• Men's Soccer Closes Regular Season with 3-1 Victory
• Women's Basketball Shocks WIU In Final Exhibtion Game
• Linn County man pleads guilty to child pornography charges
• Group of five arrested for shoplifting scheme
• Belligerent man shoves firefighters, charged with drug possession
• Millard man jailed for burglary
• 18th-Ranked Volleyball Closes Regular Season on Road
• Rotary Park Committee seeking plan for restroom facilities, concession building
• Tournament for Two: Soccer Squads Punch NCAA Tickets
• Women's Basketball Shocks WIU In Final Exhibtion Game
• Men's Soccer Closes Regular Season with 3-1 Victory
• Volleyball Topped by UNO in Five Sets
• Bulldogs Edged by Gorillas
• Twellman's Tally Leads Bulldogs
• Grauel Wins Individual Title at MIAA Championships
• Men Post Fourth-Place Finish at MIAA Championship
• Library invites children to sail the seas
• Ray Miller Elementary students start their own collection
• Sharpe Selected as MIAA Hitter of the Week
• Chapman Named Second-Team Academic All-District
• Men's Soccer Remains Second in Regional Ranking
• Football Looks For Second Straight On The Road
• Buri Repeats on Academic All-District First-Team
• Volleyball, Women's Soccer Remain in Regional Contention
• Bulldogs Swept in Top-25 Battle
• Two Bulldogs Earn Academic All-District Honors
• Truman Drops Final Home Match, 2-0
• Volleyball's Sinclair Earns Academic All-District Honors
• ATSU ranks twice among top 15 affordable online public health and healthcare programs
• Local man charged with drug crimes
• Volleyball's Sinclair Earns Academic All-District Honors
• NRMC donates $100K to ATSU dental school project
• Swimming Meet Against MSU Postponed
• Bulldogs Blast Rattlers with 4-0 Shutout
• R-III board member’s wife charged for making death threats
• Wi-Fi past due on loan payment
• Appliance pick-up week scheduled in Kirksville
• City adding, relocating warning sirens; testing soon
• Cape Air soaring; lane changes for Jefferson Street
• DNR refers Kirksville Recycling to Mo. AG office
• Two Bulldogs Earn Academic All-District Honors
• Truman Drops Final Home Match, 2-0
• Kirksville teen injured in bike-truck crash
• Former KV man violates probation, sent to jail
• Several candidates run unopposed for county offices
• Volleyball, Women's Soccer Remain in Regional Contention
• Bulldogs Swept in Top-25 Battle
• New outdoor warning siren to be installed
• Football Looks For Second Straight On The Road
• Buri Repeats on Academic All-District First-Team
• Police seek man wanted for probation violation
• Prop B passes statewide
• Adair County turns out to vote
• Judge Swaim re-elected to third term with narrow victory over Independent candidate
• Republican Pickens receives 50 percent of the vote for Adair County presiding commissioner
• All amendments, propositions pass state electorate
• Wyatt wins House seat, defeats McClanahan
• GOP’s Munzlinger tops incumbent Democrat Shoemyer for state senate
• Library to host reader theatre workshop
• Chapman Named Second-Team Academic All-District
• Men's Soccer Remains Second in Regional Ranking
• Breed ban losing traction
• Here, fishy, fishy
• Next-to-Last Week Brings Playoff Feel for #16 Volleyball
• Sharpe Selected as MIAA Hitter of the Week
• Baby calendar raises funds for victims' services, highlights area children
• High voter turnout expected for Tuesday's election
• Halloween Fun Fest
• Men's Soccer Runs Unbeaten Streak to Ten
• PSC Cold Weather Rule begins Nov. 1
• Halloween in Kirksville: 100 years ago
• Senior Expo
• The October Showcase is THIS Saturday!! http://admissions.truman.edu/visit/november_showcase/index.asp
• Women Notch Tenth Shutout of Season
• House GOP, robo-call may be linked
• Work nears end at health department, prices increasing
• ATSU receives $5.86 million in HRSA grants
• College-assistance organizations can apply for state grants
• Farm assistance available for Adair County producers
• ASDOH Assistant Professor Dr. George Blue Spruce honored with national volunteer award
• Stopping a double tax, or wasting time? Sides weigh in on Amendment 3
• Breaking new ground
• ATSU’s KOAA announces annual award recipients
• Salvation Army starts winter fundraising campaign
• R-III health costs likely to rise
• ATSU publishes book on Dr. Max Gutensohn, Osteopathic Icon
• State group plans information session to assist eligible residents with medicine coverage
• ATSU’s water tower gets a new look, lights up the night
• Fugitive of the week
• Bulldogs To Host 'Bods In Key Game
• Atmos customers will see rate increase effective Nov. 1
• Volleyball Locks Down SBU in 3-0 Sweep
• Millard man charged with possession of marijuana while in custody
• No Movement For Cross Country In Polls
• State fire marshal encourages Missourians to use extra hour next weekend to change smoke alarm batteries
• Conference Releases Basketball Preseason Polls
• ‘Robo-calls’ spark accusations
• Women's Soccer Slips to Sixth in Regional Rankings
• Community briefed on Highway 63 bypass work
• Volleyball Moves to Third in Regional Ranking
• Rutledge boy dies in crash
• Men's Soccer Closes Home Season with 1-0 Win
• Truman State offers haunted corn maze
• Softball To Host Winter Camp
• Former La Plata police officer pleads guilty to lying to the FBI
• Volleyball Drops Five Set Battle
• Washburn Ends Truman's Streak
• Truman recognizes Adair County Library for service
• Men's Soccer Plays to 2-2 Draw
• Volleyball Blasts Pitt State in 3-0 Sweep
• DISH responds to Koster's statement
• Bulldogs Head To Emporia To Face Hornets
• Elliott & Koon Earn Weekly Conference Football Honors
• Men's Soccer Jumps Into Top-25, Stays at No. 2 in Region
• Men's Cross Country Jumps Up In Regional Poll
• Women's Soccer Holds at No. 5 in Region
• Bulldogs and Hawks Play to 1-1 Draw
• Volleyball Sweeps Emporia in Top-15 Battle
• Volleyball Earns No. 2 Spot in First Regional Poll
• Soccer Wins Third Straight with 3-0 Win
• Volleyball Falls in Four at No. 2 Washburn
• Engineering survey work for storm drainage begins
• ‘The Biggest Loser’ winner to appear in event at Northeast Regional Medical Center
• Attorney General Koster says DISH Network violating 2009 settlement agreement
• A short time ago in a library not far away
• Local Enterprise and Innovation Center funding cut again
• Police seek man wanted on warrant for non-support
• New Music Festival set for Oct. 28-29
• Boil advisory
• Section of Patterson Street in Kirksville to be closed Friday
• Chamber forum highlights issues, candidate perspectives
• Two businesses discovered burglarized
• KDIC hires new executive director
• Two Scotland County men sentenced for federal wildlife violations
• Kirksville residents try to take bite out of proposed animal ordinance
• Groundbreaking for future medical complex
• Candidate forum set for Tuesday
• Truman State Homecoming
• Truman State University Lyceum continues with percussion artists
• Bridge repair scheduled for Route 36 in Macon County
• Forum on pit bulls Monday
• 3-year-old sustains serious injuries in crash
• Jamison Street resurfacing scheduled
• Highway Patrol officer dies in helicopter crash
• Local man facing assault charge
• Queen City man charged with meth possession
• Local educators hopeful, yet cautious of budget cuts
• Theft arrest leads to felony drug charge
• Library to host 'Star Wars'-themed Halloween party
• K-REDI supports dental school
• Driving class planned for active seniors
• Davis-Hickory intersection closed Friday-Monday
• Governor Nixon appoints Strong and Wright to Coordinating Board for Higher Education
• TGIF series opens with State of Education
• Highland Games
• Resurfacing projects for westbound lanes of US 36 in Macon County
• Green City hosts Trivia Night to raise funds for historic site
• Truman State set for packed homecoming weekend
• R-III looks at report scores
• United Day
• Local woman arrested on drug charges
• Atlanta man dies after his vehicle overturns
• Local woman sustains moderate injuries in two-car crash
• MoDOT to close bridge on Highway 11 for repairs
• KPD responds to high school, talks down student threatening to harm self
• No new details on murder-suicide
• Sheriff: 19-year-old shot, killed girlfriend's father in Friday night incident
• Northeast Missouri Health Council receives $3.8 million to expand region's oral health care
• Library program, children to set sail on the literary seas
• Schuyler accredited with distinction
• Native American history
• Update: 2 dead in possible murder-suicide
• Brain food
• NRMC pilots new cardiac catheterization method
• Median crossings temporarily closed east of Macon
• Police seek man wanted for stalking
• Need for speed: MoDOT raises limit on Highway 6
• Adair County Health Departments aims to keep seniors on their feet
• City to host public meeting on dangerous animal ordinance
• United Way hosts free event Saturday
• Truman hosts public salsa and swing dance lessons
• Third spot on Highway 6 goes to 60 mph
• Historic Preservation Commission drafting guidelines for future downtown renovations
• Local vineyard, winery awarded low-interest state loan
• Kirksville license office will be closed Monday
• PSC sets hearing schedule in review of AmerenUE's FAC costs
• Kirksville police seeking man on DWI warrant
• Culvert replacements scheduled for various routes in Macon County
• Sullivan Historical Society to host informative spaghetti dinner
• Bridge repair scheduled for U.S. 36 in Macon County
• Local teen arrested for alleged sexual assault of his sister
• City gets $295K grant for trails
• Jamison Street could be complete by month's end
• Truman State Global Issues Colloquium hosts visiting Author
• Speed limit increased on Route 6 in Adair and Sullivan counties
• Attorney General offers Internet safety information on website
• Educational Native American exhibit open to public at middle school
• City must replace radio system
• Voter registration clarification
• Residents flock to Red Barn
• State releases September 2010 General Revenue Report
• Boil advisory
• Local woman charged with meth possession
• Historical Society to host Navigation Rally
• Deadline to register for 2010 mid-term closing in
• Morning Minutes: Oct. 3
• Morning Minutes: Oct. 2
• Truman State University Music Department performs free concert
• Your mailbox photos
• Oct. 1 obituaries
• Scotland County judge honored my Missouri Bar
• Morning Minutes: Oct. 1
• Local attorney honored as "Senior Counselor" of The Missouri Bar
• Callao city clerk sentenced for embezzlement
• Event of the day: Kirksville Homecoming Parade
• Gov. Nixon announces innovative partnership to help Missouri families affected by developmental disa
• Adair County to hold satellite blood drive of University of Missouri
• City in running for ATSU dental school
• KHS homecoming events scheduled
• Morning Minutes: Sept. 30
• Macon County man arrested on felony drug charges
• Adair County man sentenced in felony domestic assault conviction
• Truman State University to celebrate Family Day Oct. 2
• Famously flexible
• Truman State University enrollment surpasses 6,000
• R-III accredited with distinction
• Portion of Jamison Street to close Thursday
• Morning Minutes: Sept. 29
• Police seek woman wanted on warrant for illegal pseudoephedrine purchase
• Boil advisory in Kirksville
• Worthy welcome for life at NRMC
• Gov. Nixon orders flags to half-staff in honor of fallen U.S. Navy SEAL from Macon County
• ATSU conducts feasibility study for dental school in Kirksville
• Morning Minutes: Sept. 28
• Truman State University Lyceum opens with Golden Dragon Acrobats
• Upcoming workshop geared toward female landowners
• A.T. Still University celebrates its roots
• Health department aces audit exam
• Boil advisory in Kirksville
• Local man charged with trailer theft
• Kirksville will receive Land and Water Conservation Fund grants for park improvements
• Morning Minutes: Sept. 27
• Gov. Nixon makes appointments to various boards and commissions
• Koster settles with Kos Pharmaceutical in Medicaid fraud case
• Red Barn Arts and Crafts
• Medical center's renovated nursery unit ready to open arms
• Morning Minutes: Sept. 26
• 3 suspects arrested in connection to church break-ins
• Car drives off road into country club lake
• Fellow soldiers remember fallen son of Kirksville
• Morning Minutes: Sept. 25
• Murder suspect aphrehended in Adair County
• MoDOT announces two road closures in connection to bypass project
• Morning Minutes: Sept. 24
• Drunk driver with stolen vehicle ends up in ditch, jail
• Fall brush, limb pick-up first week of October
• Live United
• Q & A with local pastor on 25-year milestone
• Morning Minutes: Sept. 23
• Red Barn coming soon
• Route 11 to be closed next in bypass project
• Morning Minutes: Sept. 22
• MoDOT flood conditions report
• Former Bevier man killed while serving in Afghanistan
• MoDOT flood conditions report
• Round Barn Blues set for Saturday of award-winning music
• MoDOT reminder on campaign signs in right-of-way
• MoDOT flood conditions report
• MoDOT flood conditions report
• Local leaders gather for economic plan
• Radar Frog offers coupon access to Northeast Missouri residents
• MoDOT flood conditions report
• Sept. 22 obituaries
• Police attempting to locate man wanted on warrant for stealing
• MoDOT flood conditions report
• Treasurer Clint Zweifel announces Unclaimed Property Auction nets more than $105,000 for owners
• Culvert replacement scheduled for Route K in Macon County
• Barber's trial scheduled for February
• Local minister to honor those who served in WWII
• City gets money for drainage
• A place to play
• Off to the races
• Truman State University Colloquium starts with alternative fuel discussion
• MoDOT continues pavement repair program
• Boil advisory in Kirksville
• Record-breaking enrollment at Missouri community colleges
• Morning Minutes: Sept. 20
• Safe & Sound Bridge Project to begin on Route E in Linn County
• Wet and windy weekend in Kirksville
• Brashear, Novinger earn high marks
• Morning Minutes: Sept. 19
• Morning Minutes: Sept. 18
• President's Day
• Mailboxes that deliver smiles
• Cape Air set to fly
• Cornerstone rededication
• Morning Minutes: Sept. 17
• Update: Novinger man accused of setting fire to own residence
• PSC approves change to AmerenUE electric fuel and purchased power adjustment charge
• Morning Minutes: Sept. 16
• Drug turn-in event to provide opportunity for clearing out medicine cabinets
• Section of Route P could reopen Friday
• Businesses seek new lease agreements
• Reward offered in Novinger fire case
• Morning Minutes: Sept. 15
• Police seek man wanted on DWI warrant
• Boil order issued
• Bridge repair on Highway 6 set to begin Thursday
• Kirksville R-III district may raise health insurance premiums
• Fantastic flight
• Bridge work postponed for Highway 36 in Macon County
• NEMO Triathlon
• Illegal alien arrested in Adair County sentenced
• Morning Minutes: Sept. 14
• Pavement repair on MO 6 in Adair County
• Sheriff's deputies seize 62 marijuana plants growing freely in county pasture
• Morning Minutes: Sept. 13
• Sheriff's office conducts unannounced alcohol sting, nets zero offenders
• Never forget
• Fire tears through downtown Novinger
• Labor of love, family
• Morning Minutes: Sept. 12
• Morning Minutes: Sept. 11
• Kirksville man charged with domestic assault, false imprisonment
• Vatterott College in Quincy to host community carnival
• Early rush for flu vaccine
• Greetings
• Food drive delivers much-needed goods, money to local pantries
• Truman welcomes community for Paino's installation
• Morning Minutes: Sept. 10
• Truman State University hosts guest alumni recital Sept. 14
• Salvation Army hosting "Family Reunion"
• MU Health Care opens state's first women's and children's hospital
• Man in custody after throwing table at wife, son
• Morning Minutes: Sept. 9
• Local historical expert honored with genealogical award
• Wastewater from Scotland County dairy farm flows off field, into local creek
• Local church welcomes new minister
• Learning curves
• PSC sets deadline for intervention in latest AmerenUE rate hike case
• Summer Fun photos
• Police seek man wanted on warrant for domestic assault
• Morning Minutes: Sept. 8
• Library hosts fun program for children Saturday
• Attorney General Koster sues Sirius XM Radio for violations of Missouri no-call laws
• Workable weather winding down
• 'Alzheimer's Project' film screening Thursday evening
• Gov. Nixon announces $3.3 million watershed conservation grant affecting Mark Twain Lake
• Several city streets to close for construction
• Morning Minutes: Sept. 7
• Seven people die statewide in traffic crashes over Labor Day holiday
• Hang on!
• Heart Health, one AED at a time
• Morning Minutes: Sept. 6
• Morning Minutes: Sept. 5
• Morning Minutes: Sept. 4
• Labor Day weekend to bring Sheepfest, fiber arts to Bethel
• Gov. Nixon appoints Smis to Coordinating Board for Higher Ed
• Bridge work on US 63 in Macon
• City offices to close for Labor Day
• Local attorney submits plea in domestic assault case
• Wind farm fate up in the air
• Let there be light
• Bridge work on US 63 in Macon canceled
• Free flu vaccination clinic kicks off with drive-up service
• Schuyler County students injured in bus accident
• Morning Minutes: Sept. 3
• Safe & Sound bridge project to begin on MO 11 in Adair County
• Food Bank hopes for large crowd Friday
• Morning Minutes: Sept. 2
• Gov. Nixon appoints deputy clerk as new Putnam County Clerk
• Gov. Nixon appoints Brookfield man as Linn County presiding commissioner
• Sheriff's conduct compliance check for sex offenders
• 2 accused of using duct-tape in child abuse case
• Honoring the fallen
• Morning Minutes: Sept. 1
• Hog farm wastewater flows off Macon County field, into local creek
• Kirksville man arrested for possession of firearm, stolen property
• Police seek woman wanted on warrant for child abuse
• Prime construction season: 63 Bypass
• PSF receives 2-year extension for new technology
• 2 family members in custody following fight involving garden tool
• Asphalt Patching on MO 149 in Adair County Traffic reduced to one lane
• Morning Minutes: Aug. 31
• Former local restaurant owner Lopez pleads guilty to failure to pay employment taxes
• Charges dropped against Shelby County trooper
• Council revisits breed ban
• Closing act
• City to set property tax rate at Monday meeting
• Gov. Nixon appoints acting director at Department of Natural Resources pending national search
• We want your Summer Fun photos!
• Morning Minutes: Aug. 30
• Gov. Nixon announces new law protecting seniors who cancel insurance polices
• Ribbon cut on R-III’s new education center
• Morning Minutes: Aug. 29
• Family man, soldier
• Morning Minutes: Aug. 28
• Construction ongoing at Adair County Health Department
• Morning Minutes: Aug. 27
• IRS warns about phishing e-mails
• Update: Kirksville man faces four felony charges after standoff with police
• Portion of Patterson Street to close for four weeks
• Water works
• Morning Minutes: Aug. 26
• Hospice to host Lights of Life Luminary
• Full house
• Treasurer Clint Zweifel now accepting open records request via online application
• Convenience store break-in, theft in Edina
• R-III sets tax rate, looks at academic acceleration
• Update: Police locate woman wanted on warrant for possession of controlled substance
• Missouri state parks voted best in the Midwest
• Police seek man wanted on warrant for domestic assault
• Morning Minutes: Aug. 25
• Centennial Street temporarily closed
• Morning Minutes: Aug. 24
• 48-hour boil order for certain Kirksville residents
• Treasurer Clint Zweifel announces $56,858 in Unclaimed Property returned at the 2010 Missouri State
• Tax credits for college
• Local Wal-Mart reports deli-sandwich recall shouldn't concern residents
• Recreation, leisure plan discussed
• Blue VooDoo
• Buyer beware, sheriff's office warns of check-cashing scam
• New beginnings
• High school, tech center host open house
• White coat welcoming
• South 63 corridor project moving forward
• Kirksville graduate killed in action in Iraq
• Morning Minutes: Aug. 23
• Morning Minutes: August 22
• Morning Minutes: August 21
• Kirksville man assaulted, robbed after giving suspect a ride
• Kirksville man charged with four counts related to domestic assault
• Morning Minutes: August 20
• Prosecutor's office seeks medical exam of Barber
• Science non-fiction
• Assault charge upgraded
• 2 injuries, vehicle submerged in Chariton River in morning crash
• Atmos rate increase approved
• Morning Minutes: August 19
• Kirksville ACT scores top state, national averages
• Information infrastructure
• Morning Minutes: August 18
• KPD seeks man wanted on assault warrant
• Certain residents under drinking water boil advisory
• R-III campus alive with students
• Outdoor pool to remain open Wednesday
• Gov. Nixon's request for major disaster declaration for Missouri counties hit by flooding and s
• Morning Minutes: August 17
• Truman tops best colleges list
• Paw painting patrol
• Council eyes watershed safety
• Morning Minutes: August 16
• McPherson-Jamison intersection closed
• Country show
• Morning Minutes: August 15
• Foreign exchange
• Morning Minutes: August 14
• Gov. Nixon highlights State Parks Youth Corps as a win for Missouri, with nearly 1,000 youth employe
• Morning Minutes: August 13
• Area residents win prizes at state fair
• City to host meeting on economy
• Morning Minutes: August 12
• Health department closes for electrical-related construction
• Finishing touches
• Five things you should know about Thursday's meteor shower
• Morning Minutes: August 11
• Charges in perjury case dropped; awaits AG decision
• Route P will remain closed through early September
• Jazz on the square
• Low-income electric customers could receive assistance
• String of vehicle break-ins prompts security reminder
• Morning Minutes: August 10
• Multiple bank robberies in Iowa
• Boil order
• KDIC can hire new director
• Morning Minutes: August 9
• Rep. Luetkemeyer to tour Wi-Fi Sensors
• Chamber golf champs
• Morning Minutes: August 8
• Morning Minutes: August 7
• KDIC axes executive director
• Morning Minutes: August 6
• Deadline approaching for reporting 2008 crop losses
• Most street projects on hold
• Coming soon to a sky near you
• Wi-Fi: ‘We’re not going anywhere’
• Sixth suspect arrested, charged with theft of fireworks
• Heavy rains have battered county roads
• Sauerkraut Serenaders
• Morning Minutes: August 3
• Water Treatment Plant returns to chloramine disinfection process
• Queen City woman sustains serious injuries in crash
• Storm water bond’s lucky 7
• Morning Minutes: August 4
• Voters turn out in large numbers
• Wilson swept into office
• Fence law fails to pass
• Truman theatre department presents "Terror by Gaslight"
• Wi-Fi Sensors building up for sale, but business not going anywhere
• Sales tax holiday set for weekend
• Morning Minutes: August 5
• Morning Minutes: August 1
• Novinger school district gearing up for upcoming school year
• Morning Minutes: August 2
• Local church reports being burglarized over weekend
• H1N1 clinics through August at local health department
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Adair County
• North East Missouri Fair

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