Monday Nov 2 | Southeast Missourian
Toffee in the field enjoying the autumn
Toffee is a Bloodhound being fostered at Silverwalk Beagle & Hound Sanctuary for American Black & Tan Coonhound Rescue.
Report: PSE sales plummet in Washington, Mo. as Rx-only ordinance is enacted
WASHINGTON,A Mo. In the three months following a local ordinance requiring a prescription for pseudoephedrine, sales of the popular nonprescription decongestant plummeted by more than 92% heading into the cough-cold season, the St.
ACLU threatens suit about attempt to crack down on meth
A Missouri branch of the American Civil Liberties Union threatened to file suit against two towns' efforts to crack down on production of methamphetamine.
Prescription needed for cold/flu medicine in Union, Mo
Drug stores in Union, Mo now need a prescription before they can sell certain cold and flu medications.
2nd Mo. city passes anti-meth law
The ordinance will take effect immediately, meaning pharmacists here will begin today clearing shelves behind their counters of about a dozen products containing pseudoephedrine, a key ingredient in meth.
Meth-scourged Mo. towns crack down on drug makers
UNION, Mo. - The meth problem in Union has gotten so bad that someone with a drug habit stole the light shades outside Marilyn Roark's house.
Charges filed in abuse of student at school for disabled
The Franklin County Prosecutor filed two misdemeanor charges against a man accused of abusing a child at a school for the disabled.
Missouri Town Regulates Cold Medicine to Fight Meth Problem
You now need a doctor's prescription to buy certain cold and allergy medicines in Union, Missouri.
Report: Union, Mo., passes new PSE legislation
ST. LOUIS The St. Louis Dispatch on Tuesday morning reported that a second Missouri city, the city of Union, on Monday passed an ordinance requiring that pseudoephedrine products only be sold with a prescription.
Cover Story: A Flight of Honor for World War II Veterans
They gave everything and never asked for anything: heroes stepping out of history's shadow for a 'thank you' more than 60 years overdue.
Daughter to Melissa Renee Allen and Damon Cartzell McCluney of Cape Girardeau, Southeast Missouri Hospital, 7:01 p.m. Thursday, Sept.
WU leaders work to address reports of noisy students through 'Good Neighbor' program
Rising numbers of complaints from community residents near Washington University concerning student conduct off campus prompted a a oeGood Neighbora meeting between student leaders and school officials last Friday.
House committee to hold final hearing on MIAC in Springfield tomorrow
A state House committee probing the functions of a little-known state intelligence agency that retracted a controversial report on members of militias in March will hold a public hearing Wednesday in Springfield.
THE reappearance of Jaycee Lee Dugard is a rare example of an abducted child's safe return - years after she was reported missing.
Photos from the Chaffee Jamboree as well as Central and Jackson at the Farmington Jamboree.
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Public shares views of campus police department
Members of the public shared their experiences and praise for the MU Police Department during a Monday meeting with assessors for the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies.
Washington, Mo., keeps anti-meth law
The city council in the eastern Missouri town of Washington has decided keep an anti-methamphetamine law that restricts the sales of cold medicines containing pseudoephedrine.
A U.S. District Court jury deliberates only 50 minutes before finding that Sikeston, Mo., police didn't violate the rights of a man who was arrested after he held a husband and wife hostage in a Western Union office at Sikeston for 20 hours in 1982; the man had sought $20 million in damages from the city and six of its police officers.
Names needed for offspring of rescue critters in Missouri
UNION, Mo. - The Humane Society of Missouri wants the public to help name two of the newest critters at Longmeadow Rescue Ranch near Union.