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AgDay: 2018 Farm Bill expires as Congress works toward new legislation (opens the original)
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KOAM (Farm Journal) -Â The extended 2018 Farm Bill expired Wednesday, leaving major agricultural and food policies without a long-term reauthorization and creating more uncertainty for farmers. Congress has extended the 2018 law three times while lawmakers work on a replacement. The House has passed its version of a new farm bill, but the Senate's version is still awaiting a vote by the full chamber. AgDay reported there will not be a fix for at least a month. The farm bill is a broad package of
Missouri governor suspends fuel restrictions for certain farm vehicles (opens the original)
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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KOAM) - Gov. Mike Kehoe signed an executive order temporarily allowing certain farm vehicles to use dyed diesel fuel on Missouri-operated highways during harvest season. Executive Order 26-19 also temporarily increases allowable commercial vehicle weights for agricultural transportation. The order declares a state of emergency. âMissouri farmers are working hard to bring in this yearâs harvest while facing higher costs at nearly every turn,â said Governor Kehoe. âOur
Court appearances canceled for Cherokee County escapee; rescheduling pending (opens the original)
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COLUMBUS, Kan. (KOAM) â The first court appearances for Terron M.C. Allen in two Cherokee County cases were canceled Monday morning, according to the Cherokee County Attorneyâs Office. The office said the court has not set new hearing dates and is not releasing additional details at this time. Allen, 28, faces an aggravated escape charge filed Sept. 22, 2026, following his escape from custody near the Cherokee County Jail. Authorities captured Allen after a 65-hour search in rural Cherokee C
Jury convicts Parsons man of first-degree murder in Dakota Patton’s 2023 death (opens the original)
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ERIE, Kan. â A Neosho County jury found Parsons man Clint Nibarger guilty of first-degree murder in the 2023 shooting death of Dakota Patton. The jury returned its verdict after Nibargerâs trial last week in Erie. Jurors considered only the first-degree murder charge after the court dismissed the other charge before deliberations. Nibarger and his wife, Kimberly Nibarger, both faced charges in Pattonâs death. Patton, 23, was reported missing April 27, 2023, after authorities found his vehi
Body found in Spring River near Ottawa County park (opens the original)
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OTTAWA COUNTY, Okla. (KOAM) - Authorities are investigating after kayakers found the body of a male in Spring River near Bicentennial Park in Ottawa County. They discovered the body around 10:30 a.m. Saturday. Grand River Dam Authority Police responded with assistance from the Quapaw Nation, according to GRDA. Officials turned the body over to the medical examinerâs office for examination. Authorities have not released the manâs identity, cause of death or other information. This story will
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