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Louisiana, MO unanimously votes ‘yes’ to remove Flock cams (opens the original)
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LOUISIANA, Missouri - A northeast Missouri city is taking down its Flock cameras after a city council meeting Monday night. Louisiana, Missouri city council voted âyesâ unanimously on a resolution to end the city's contract with Flock, calling for all the city's cameras to be taken down, a decision met by applause by some residents at the meeting. âFlock is just another step in the construction of the surveillance state that we've had really since 9/11 when we instituted the Patriot Act,â
AVENUES looks to have new shelter open by summer of 2027 (opens the original)
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HANNIBAL, Mo. - A northeast Missouri domestic and sexual violence advocacy services organization is opening up a second construction bid for its new shelter. AVENUES closed its shelter in Aug. 2025 due to health and safety concerns and has been working on building a new one since then. âRight now, there is really no emergency shelter. We have used some hotel expenses, but that is not ideal for so many reasons. If someone is truly in the middle of escaping an emergency situation, maybe they hav
More local hospitals opt out of IL medical aid in dying law (opens the original)
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We continue our coverage on the new Illinois medical aid in dying law. Also known as the âIllinois End-of-Life Options for Terminally Ill Patients Actâ or âDeb's Law,â the new framework makes it legal for terminally ill patients that meet certain criteria to receive a prescription from their doctor to end their life. But it's optional for healthcare institutions and physicians to provide it. KHQA has already reported that Blessing Health System is opting out. Now, weâre learning that Q
Former Louisiana, Mo. police chief sentenced to 29 years in prison (opens the original)
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LOUISIANA, Mo. - Former Louisiana, Mo., Police Chief William Jones was sentenced Wednesday to nearly 30 years for six felonies, said his defense attorney. Jones was arrested in Oct. 2022 after his girlfriend's brother was found dead of an overdose in his home while he was still police chief, prompting an investigation. Jones was charged with multiple felonies including drug trafficking and murder. After over three years, Jones finally went to trial. The judge dismissed the second-degree murder c
Iowa Sierra Club grades utility companies poorly for prioritizing fossil fuels (opens the original)
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The Sierra Club's Iowa chapter is grading utility companies on their commitments to switch to clean energy, and it's not looking good this year. Sierra Club's annual Dirty Truth Report found that the utility companies are starting to rely more heavily on fossil fuels. At the same time electricity demand and utility prices are increasing, attributing much of this to the ârapid expansion of data centers.â âGas use is one of those things that's climbing in price, and so when we're talking ab
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