REPUBLIC, Mo. (KY3) - Crews report a water main break in Republic. The break happened near East Hines Street, which runs from North Pine Avenue to North Hampton Avenue. This street is located near ...

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THE January transfer window is heading towards a frantic finale! Marcus Rashford is set to undergo a medical at Aston Villa ...

REPUBLIC, Mo. (KY3)—Water and sewer rates are expected to increase for Republic, Mo., residents both inside and outside the city limits. The water rate increases will benefit the city’s water ...

Bishop Davidson, R-Republic, Missouri’s current 4.7% tax rate for ... significant pushback from the business community. “The main goal is to eliminate income taxes,” Davidson told members ...

Missouri Main Street Connection held its 14th annual Capitol Day, uniting over 15 communities to discuss downtown revitalization with legislators. The event highlighted $84.8M in investments and ...

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REPUBLIC, Mo. — A total of 109 employees are expected to be laid off at the Resource Optimization & Innovation (ROi) — a company that packages medical supplies for hospitals around the region ...

ROi, or Resource Optimization & Innovation, is permanently shutting down its operations at the Republic facility and laying off 109 employees. ROi, based in St. Louis, is part of the HealthTrust ...

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Missouri’s new governor said he ... Inspired by the new governor, Rep. Bishop Davidson, R-Republic, said he feels reducing taxes is a must. “We’re constantly growing ...

Talk about Stouffville Main Street reconstruction has been going on for close to 10 years, but it finally appears to be moving forward. The town held a public open house on the Stouffville downtown ...

Missouri’s abortion-rights amendment passed by a narrow margin — with close to 51% of the vote. Most support came from Kansas City, St. Louis, the college town of Columbia and surrounding areas.