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Amy hello, welcome, october 10th, im amy coveno. First, Kevin Skarupa joins us in the Weather Center. Kevin it looks like a cool start to the Holiday Weekend with a warmer finish. We start off this morning with temperatures in the 30s and 40s. Some extra clouds up north this morning otherwise looks like we start the day fairly quiet with any early clouds giving way to sunshine. What will be the coolest and most crisp autumnlike day that we will have for the Holiday Weekend. Temperatures starting in the 40s and then jumping into the 50s, maybe near 60 and youll also have a northwesterly breeze ...

QUINCY — Dozens gathered outside Quincy City Hall Thursday to lift their hands in worship and bow their head in prayer for the National Day of Prayer.

Bootheel Area Crisis Intervention Team works to help respond to mental health crises Bootheel Area Crisis Intervention Team works to help respond to mental health crises By Isabelle Hanson | May 6, 2021 at 6:16 PM CDT - Updated May 6 at 7:29 PM SIKESTON, Mo. (KFVS) - Police officers here in the Heartland and across the country are increasingly answering calls for mental health emergencies. In southeast Missouri, local law enforcement and mental health leaders are working together to help people dealing with a mental health crisis. “We all understand that mental illness is something tha...

LUZ ZUNIGA/Stuff An homage to the heroes of the Army tragedy of Mount Ruapehu, in 1990, marked Anzac Day commemorations in Stoke. Anzac Day, the national day of remembrance, is usually dominated by stories of heroic deeds far away and long ago, but one service took the time to reflect on a tragic chapter of New Zealand Army history which was “as heroic as any from war, but unfortunately too few know of”. Colonel Bernard Isherwood spoke about the tragedy at a memorial service in Nelson. “Unlike most stories shared today, it’s not about battles in far-flung fields,” he said, but her...

LUZ ZUNIGA/Stuff An homage to the heroes of the Army tragedy of Mount Ruapehu, in 1990, marked Anzac Day commemorations in Stoke. Anzac Day, the national day of remembrance, is usually dominated by stories of heroic deeds far away and long ago, but one service took the time to reflect on a tragic chapter of New Zealand Army history which was “as heroic as any from war, but unfortunately too few know of”. Colonel Bernard Isherwood spoke about the tragedy at a memorial service in Nelson. “Unlike most stories shared today, it’s not about battles in far-flung fields,” he said, but her...