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Jefferson City’s Archer Schnieders closed with a 3-under 69 on Tuesday to win the boys 16-18 year-old division of the Missouri Golf Association’s Junior Amateur Championship at Paradise Pointe Golf Complex. Schnieders, who will be a senior this fall at Helias High School, posted six birdies, 10 pars, one bogey and one double-bogey in his second round of the two-day event, finishing with a 7-under 137. He shot a 3-under 33 on his final nine holes Tuesday.

Some people’s Fourth of July festivities were anything but festive when authorities began enforcing a traffic law some people say hasn’t been followed since they were children. 

FULTON -- Thursday, the Missouri Golf Association Junior Tour held its sixth event of the season at Tanglewood Golf Course. Divided by age into flights, 89 junior golfers competed in a round of stroke play.

A Jacksonville sailor assigned to NAS Jacksonville is accused of a high-speed drunk driving crash that killed a 41-year-old motorcyclist.

The roadside assistance driver was cited with careless driving in the I-295 fatal bridge crash that sent a truck into the river in Jacksonville.

The video shows cars spinning out with passengers hanging out of the window recording video. Others perform a blockade on the highway. There’s a line of traffic stopped with some motorists honking their horns in anger.

Blair Oaks senior Dylan Bryan was playing in the Class 3 boys golf state championships for a third time, so he knew the formula to have a successful two-day tournament at Meadow Lake Acres Country Club. “I knew you couldn’t make mistakes,” Bryan said. “You can’t make any big numbers out here, the (double-bogeys) will kill you. You just have to take your medicine and make bogey at worst.”

Longtime Dartmouth College football coach Eugene “Buddy” Teevens and his wife were bicycling home from a restaurant dinner Thursday night when he was struck by a pickup truck and injured, his wife, Kirsten Teevens, said on Monday.“He has sustained...

Since the start of 2023, there have been 50 reported pedestrian crashes in Duval County.

A Road Ranger crashed into a vehicle on the Buckman Bridge sending it over the concrete barrier into the river, the Florida Highway Patrols said.