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Shelbina dog suffers 8 gashes police believe were intentionally inflicted (opens the original)
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SHELBINA, Mo. â A northeast Missouri police department is trying to figure out how a dog was critically injured. The Shelbina Police Department says the wounds appear to have been intentionally inflicted. The dog, which was stitched up by Dr. Debra Mayes and staff from Red Barn Veterinary Services in Shelbina, has been nicknamed Frank. Veterinarian, Dr. Jim Foster, from Red Barn, told KTVO that the canine had at least eight critical wounds. Based on a photo shared by police, it appeared four g
Animal feces, cockroach infestation, locks on food storage lead to charges against 3 northeast Missouri residents (opens the original)
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CANTON, Mo. â Three northeast Missouri residents are accused of keeping two children in unsafe and unsanitary living conditions. The suspects were charged this week after the children's mother, Tristin McKinney, gave the Lewis County Sheriff's Office and juvenile authorities permission to do a walkthrough of the family's home in Canton in late May 2026. McKinney, Ray Carlin and Rhonda McKinney, all occupants of the home, are charged with two counts of first-degree endangering the welfare of a
Social media influencer Jeffree Star attends Macon livestock auction (opens the original)
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MACON, Mo. â A northeast Missouri livestock auction had a famous attendee on hand Thursday. Social media influencer Jeffree Star, who also has his own makeup line, was at Lolli Livestock Market in Macon to sell some of his yaks. In the accompanying photo, the self-made makeup mogul posed with Rick McKenzie, of Atlanta, Missouri, who works at the sale barn in Macon. Star owns a yak ranch outside Casper, Wyoming, where he also raises camels. In a recent Facebook video, Star announced that he wou
WireCo to close Kirksville plant, impacting 40-45 full-time employees (opens the original)
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KIRKSVILLE, Mo. â A northeast Missouri manufacturing plant is closing its doors after almost 35 years in Kirksville. WireCo told its employees on Thursday that it is relocating the production of wire rope assemblies for cranes and suspension bridges, currently done in Kirksville, to Rosenburg, Texas, a suburb of Houston. A company spokesman told KTVO that the move is part of an effort to centralize WireCo's facilities. Forty to 45 full-time employees work at the Kirksville plant on Industrial
Kirksville man accused of shooting child with BB gun (opens the original)
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KIRKSVILLE, Mo. â A northeast Missouri man is sitting in jail, accused of shooting a kid with a BB gun. The alleged crime happened on July 15, 2026, in Kirksville. John Fuqua, 48, of Kirksville, was charged last week with armed criminal action, child abuse and second-degree domestic assault. According to court documents, Fuqua caused physical injury to one of his relatives under the age of 18 by shooting the child with a BB gun. The prosecutor restricted public and media access to further deta
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