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1 week ago | krmsradio.com | Mike Anthony

The Missouri Department of Transportation is hoping that patience really is a virtue...at least for the next couple weeks or so. It's grass cutting time for MoDOT which, according to Central District Area Engineer Danny Roeger, means some slow-going if you come across any of the work crews assigned to the task. "If you see a warning truck parked on the shoulder or helping to to to warn folks of the mowers out in traffic ahead, slow down. Give them some room.

1 week ago | krmsradio.com | Mike Anthony

Over the past 20 years with the average out-of-pocket health care costs almost doubling and outpacing inflation on the way, Missouri ranks right about in the middle when it comes to the most and least being spent on health care. That's according to a study by personal finance website WalletHub.com which gives the Show-Me State a number-22 ranking.

1 week ago | krmsradio.com | Mike Anthony

You may have heard about a number of communities recently receiving Blue Shield designations for their efforts to enhance public safety. You can now add to that growing list Sunrise Beach which becomes the first in Camden County for the designation. According to Police Chief Scott Craig, this is a validation of the efforts being made over the last few years by the department. "Creating a stronger Sunrise Beach through partnerships, accountability, and relentless commitment to public safety.

1 week ago | krmsradio.com | Mike Anthony

A bar fight at a popular venue in the Rocky Mount area comes to an end with three people being arrested. Courthouse documents indicate that Morgan County deputies were called around 11:30 Sunday night to Jolly Rogers Grub and Grog. Upon arrival, it was determined that one group involved had already taken off by water while another group involved was still there after refusing to leave when asked.

2 weeks ago | krmsradio.com | Mike Anthony

Lights, camera, action...there will be a season-2 for the reality TV show Ozark Law. That's according to information released today (Friday) by Osage Beach City Hall reporting that shooting for the production actually started on Thursday during the Law Enforcement Torch Run. The series is expected to involve another 10 episodes following Osage Beach and Lake Ozark police on daily patrols and just in time for the main tourist season to begin.