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East Central College raised over $20,000 during its community concert on Saturday, June 24.

While temperatures reached 93 degrees on Wednesday, Washington area residents should be prepared for even hotter temperatures to come, with a heat advisory set for Thursday through Friday.

The plan to dump treated radioactive waste water from Japan’s Fukushima nuclear plant into the sea has stirred debates in South Korea, and led to boycotts of Japanese goods in China. Japanese fishermen have also vehemently opposed the plan.

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Gov. Mike Parson ordered United States and Missouri flags be lowered to half-staff at all government buildings in Franklin County, the Fire Fighters Memorial of Missouri in Kingdom City, and

The Harlem, New York native redshirted the past two seasons at KU.

Two people were injured Friday in a crash on Highway T near St. Albans, according to the Missouri State Highway Patrol.

Two weeks after an ATM break-in in Washington and just over a month after a truck stolen from Washington was used in a similar incident in St. Louis, there has

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Despite dry weather conditions and the exploding costs of fireworks, Washington’s Star Spangled Fourth celebration is on target for next Tuesday.