• Enlarged hearts in athletes
• Police have no motive for shooting
• Labbe's mother speaks
• 911 call released from Macomb shooting at Farm King
• Macomb Farm King standoff ends
• Augusta, Ia. starting to thaw
• Wind turbines to go up in Northeast Adams County
• Parenting Tips - Dumping the Pacifier
• IL reaches agreement with AFSCME
• Clark County hopes for new courthouse

• MoDOT commits transportation stimulus funds
• McCaskill: Missouri politicians posturing on stimulus
• Power plant victim was safety supervisor
• Enlarged hearts in athletes
• Wanted: experienced police in Macomb
• Registration urged for Missouri's 'century farms'
• Survey estimates 728,000 Missourians get food aid
• Analysis: Teachers back limits on Missouri tax credits
• MDH shows off new look
• Large Hannibal Drug Bust

• Bald Eagle Breakfast
• Cactus Jim on Facebook
• Monday commute slowed by snow
• Wanted: experienced police in Macomb  
• Hannibal family lives on hope
• Search and rescue called off for missing man
• Parenting Tips - Teaching kids to lose gracefully
• MDH shows off new look  
• Chester Harvey claims death was self defense
• Courthouse security prepares for the worst
• Quincy man arested for driving drunk
• Former Quincy woman sentenced to 45 years
• It pays to listen
• Baby skeletons found in trunk
• Large Hannibal Drug Bust  

• Culver: Up to lawmakers to balance budget
• Iowa panel backs wage bill
• 4-H starts military youth, special interest clubs
• Housing chief plans to work for not-for-profit
• MoDOT commits transportation stimulus funds  
• McCaskill: Missouri politicians posturing on stimulus  
• Missouri Senate criticizes federal gov operations
• Power plant victim was safety supervisor  
• Basic car colors dominate market
• Enlarged hearts in athletes   
• Illinois regulators visit troubled nursing home
• Wanted: experienced police in Macomb  
• Iowa lawmakers focus on efficiency plan
• Iowa braces for another winter storm
• Missouri black population has higher HIV rates