• Hannibal native newest Real Housewife
• Ken Mansell named KHQA Excellent Educator
• Quincy public school bus safety
• Gather family medical history this holiday
• Police still searching for missing woman
• Sewage flooding in Griggsville
• It's Your Business: Anytime Fitness
• Durbin remarks on GITMO detainees in Illinois
• Keeping hunters safe
• Clarksville considers flood protection investment

• Man charged with raping, killing NC girl, 5
• Hannibal native newest Real Housewife
• Ken Mansell named KHQA Excellent Educator
• Quincy public school bus safety
• Gather family medical history this holiday
• MoDOT focuses on fixing rural highways
• Sewage flooding in Griggsville
• New coalition promoting Missouri agriculture
• Small firms scrapping, scaling back health plans
• Keeping hunters safe

• Standoff northeast of Quincy ends peacefully
• Gather family medical history this holiday   
• Police still searching for missing woman  
• QSOA to present Fiesta! Family Concert
• Niekamp does not resign
• Hunt Pike Illinois Expo
• Sewage flooding in Griggsville   
• Girls Scouts of Central Illinois to close Wildwood Camp
• Levee inspections
• Your utility bill should cost you less
• Hannibal license office changes
• It's Your Business: Anytime Fitness  
• Wildwood girl scout camp could close
• US task force has new mammogram recommendations
• Keeping hunters safe   

• Man convicted of killing wife in Iowa
• Humane Society offers reward in pig deaths
• Mississippi man gets 10 years in sex trafficking case
• Public invited to meeting for two historic sites
• Medicare Part D prescription costs going up
• Quincy public school bus safety   
• Koreans learning jury system in St. Louis
• Missouri officials to talk jobs in St. Louis
• Iowa labor company sued for underpayment
• Automated snow gates coming to Iowa
• MoDOT focuses on fixing rural highways  
• Police seek missing Hannibal woman
• Nixon picks new mid-Missouri county commissioner
• Girls Scouts of Central Illinois to close Wildwood Camp
• Levee inspections