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Thursday, December 17, 2009 at 4:05 p.m. Read more: Local , Economy , Hope Center , Pike County , Bowling Green , Food Pantry , Tax Credit It's only open for a couple of hours, three times a week, and you're only allowed to go there once a month.

St. Louis, MO: Rachel Nichol Burns pleaded guilty to methamphetamine conspiracy charges, Acting United States Attorney Michael W. Reap announced today.

Two men and two women from Pike and Lincoln counties have pleaded guilty to methamphetamine conspiracy charges, Acting US Attorney Michael Reap said Monday.

A couple from Hannibal, Missouri and a man from Springfield, Illinois pleaded guilty to passing counterfeit $20 and $10 bills, Acting US Attorney Michael W. Reap said Thursday.

A Bowling Green, Missouri man was indicted on federal charges of making a threat to kill President Barack Obama.

TRACY ACUFF - In outstate Missouri, courts more likely to convict After a DWI conviction in 1990, Tracy Acuff went 16 years without another.

BOWLING GREEN, Mo. - A Pike County murder suspect has been found mentally unfit to stand trial in the death of a roomate.

Newly released No Child Left Behind data shows Bowling Green City Schools met 17 of their 19 target goals during the 2008-2009 academic year.

STORY ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED 9/14/2007 BOWLING GREEN, Mo. -- Another baby has died after being left inside a hot car, this time on Thursday afternoon in Bowling Green, Mo., about 70 miles northwest of St.

STORY ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED 9/14/2007 BOWLING GREEN, Mo. -- Another baby has died after being left inside a hot car, this time on Thursday afternoon in Bowling Green, Mo., about 70 miles northwest of St.

They live without electricity, indoor plumbing and telephones, but when it comes to their buggies, the Amish are willing to accept a bit of updating.

Genevieve County on a Cape Girardeau warrant for failure to appear on a charge of improper registration.

Thursday marks one year since the South Indian Graves levee broke.A Residents remember that fateful day like it was yesterday.

Posted on Tuesday, June 16, 2009 at 11:20 a.m. Special meeting scheduled Wednesday, June 17 The City of Bowling Green, Missouri has a new leader in the realm, at least for the time being.

The mayor of Bowling Green will learn his fate in less than 24 hours. Monday night, residents voiced their concerns at city hall, saying that Mayor David Koester received special treatment during a traffic stop late last month.