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Some States Delaying Tax Refunds, Missouri May Speed Them UpThe deadline for filing your income tax return is a little over a month away. But at least five states are considering withholding tax refunds for weeks. Missouri residents, however, could get their state tax refunds earlier, thanks to a bill the Missouri House passed March 2nd. Read more » 
Energy Star Appliance Rebate Program ApproachesBeginning April 19th, Missouri residents can trade in their old appliances for new energy efficient ones. In the process, they can save some money, and even get some back by means of a rebate. Will Carter has details. Read more » 
Dogpatch USA Owners Owe $550,000 for Personal Injury SuitA defunct theme park in Newton County, Ark. isn't completely forgotten. The courts are deciding its future. Read more » 
Neosho Fires City Manager Jan BlaseThe Neosho City Council has officially fired City Manager Jan Blase. Read more » 
Neosho Man Facing Charges For Critcally Shaking "Choking" BabyA Neosho man claims his girlfriend's infant was choking, and he caused critical injuries in an attempt to save her. Police say otherwise. Read more » 
500 Set to Lose Jobs When Neosho, MO, Plant ClosesTwin Rivers Food plans to re-open, but with a much smaller and entirely new workforce. Workers as well as the city are prepared for a struggle. Read more » 
Neosho, Missouri Hires BKD Accounting Firm for Financial ReviewThe Neosho City Council has approved an agreement with accounting firm BKD to review the city's finances. Read more » 
Neosho Man Found Dead on Railroad TracksA 22-year-old Neosho man has been found dead along railroad tracks and police believe alcohol may have played a role in his death. Read more » 
6 PM UPDATE ON MISSING CARTHAGE, MO TODDLEROfficers are quick to say they're not giving up hope for finding Eddie Salazar. But the search for the missing 8-month-old boy has been suspended for the night. KSPR's Will Carter has the latest. Read more » 
Neosho, Missouri Man Dies in Single-Vehicle WreckA Newton County, Missouri man is dead following a single vehicle wreck southwest of Neosho. Read more » 
More Signatures Needed for Neosho, Missouri Audit PetitionA petition calling for a state audit of Neosho's finances is 58 signatures short, according to the Newton County Clerk. Read more » 
Prison For Man Nabbed in Internet Sex StingA federal judge sentences Robert Graef of Tulsa, Okla., to 10 years in prison for trying to lure an ersatz teen girl to a cemetery for sex. The girl was a cop. Read more » 
Arkansas Lawmakers Delay Vote on Lottery ScholarshipsLawmakers say they need more time before they recommend the amounts for scholarships that will be funded by Arkansas' lottery. Read more » 
Arkansas Governor's Budget: No Raises for Public EmployeesArkansas top budget officer says the governor's budget for the upcoming year does not include any raises for state workers. Read more » 
Joplin, Mo., Man Dies While Talking on Cell PhonePolice say the man slipped and fell into a frozen drainage ditch on Sunday night. Read more » 
Police Close to Finding Body of Missing Arkansas ManAuthorities claim they are closer to solving a disappearance turned homicide case. Read more » 
EaglePicher of Joplin, Mo., Sold to Ohio CompanyEaglePicher makes batteries and energy devices for the military. It's being purchased by a Cleveland-based company, OM Group, for more than $170 million. Read more » 
Deer-Mt. Judea Schools Try to Avoid ConsolidationThe superintendent of the Deer-Mount Judea School District in Newton County has a plan to avoid the possibility of consolidation. Read more » 
Sewage From Marble Falls Polluting Buffalo National RiverA lift-station damaged by the ice storm earlier in 2009 is leaking sewage into Mill Creek and feeding into Buffalo National River. Residents in the area are begging the state of Arkansas for help after hitting numerous roadblocks. Will Carter reports. Read more » 
Attorney Says Newton Co. Sheriff Broke LawA McDonald County attorney says the Newton County sheriff broke the law by refusing to allow him to see his client. Read more » |
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