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Note: Attached video is from previous coverage of this story. CARTHAGE, Mo. — The City of Carthage announced tonight a settlement with the former city administrator who was fired last year. PREVIOUS: Carthage City Administrator Greg Dagnan fired In an announcement posted on the city’s website, it says the lawsuit filed by Greg Dagnan has been settled. The city says its financial contribution to this lawsuit was $1,000.

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JOPLIN, Mo. — The Joplin man charged with an armed bank robbery makes his first appearance in court. David Cox, 28, pleaded not guilty today in Jasper County Court to first degree robbery and armed criminal action. He’s charged in the May 3 robbery of Commerce Bank at 20th and Connecticut in Joplin. David Cox, 28Police say Cox walked into the bank carrying a cross-body bag with part of a gun sticking out. They say Cox gave the bank teller a note demanding money, saying it was for his sick daughter.

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JOPLIN, Mo. — The Joplin man charged with an armed bank robbery makes his first appearance in court. David Cox, 28, pleaded not guilty today in Jasper County Court to first degree robbery and armed criminal action. He’s charged in the May 3 robbery of Commerce Bank at 20th and Connecticut in Joplin. David Cox, 28Police say Cox walked into the bank carrying a cross-body bag with part of a gun sticking out. They say Cox gave the bank teller a note demanding money, saying it was for his sick daughter.

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Posted: May 12, 2025 / 05:51 PM CDT Updated: May 12, 2025 / 06:40 PM CDT SHARE LAWRENCE Co., Mo. — A Lawrence County judge sets a high bail for the man charged with killing an Amazon driver. Thomas Coy has been held without bond since his arrest in early February. Today, Judge Alan Blankenship set Coy’s bond at one million dollars, cash or surety.

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LAWRENCE Co., Mo. — A Lawrence County judge sets a high bail for the man charged with killing an Amazon driver. Thomas Coy has been held without bond since his arrest in early February. Today, Judge Alan Blankenship set Coy’s bond at one million dollars, cash or surety. Thomas Coy PREVIOUS: Online misinformation causing problems for investigators in Amazon driver shooting He’s charged with first-degree murder and armed criminal action for the shooting death of Jasmine Taylor, 23.