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Freezing rain causes icy conditions across the Ozarks - Vimarsana News

Freezing rain causes icy conditions across the Ozarks

On Monday morning, Jan. 22, the Ozarks experienced its first true ice storm of the year, causing travel impacts, school and business closings and more.

Daily Top News: Tourism is Killing K'gari Dingoes, Brothers Jailed for Torturing Animals, Potato-Based Plastic Wrap that Composts, and More! - Vimarsana News

Daily Top News: Tourism is Killing K'gari Dingoes, Brothers Jailed for Torturing Animals, Potato-Based Plastic Wrap that Composts, and More!

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Galena man charged after 29 dead dogs found on property, 55 others rescued 'in distress' - Vimarsana News

Galena man charged after 29 dead dogs found on property, 55 others rescued 'in distress'

A Stone County deputy who responded to a call arrived at the property and immediately saw multiple dogs feeding on the carcass of a dead dog.

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ADEM and national guard assisting communities with water issues after weeklong subfreezing temperatures - Vimarsana News

ADEM and national guard assisting communities with water issues after weeklong subfreezing temperatures

Several days of below-freezing temperatures across the state are causing water issues for multiple cities as Arkansas begins to thaw out. Throughout the week, the Arkansas Department of Emergency …

55 dogs starving, freezing and living among dead animals rescued from Missouri home - Vimarsana News

55 dogs starving, freezing and living among dead animals rescued from Missouri home

“They knew they were warm and safe. There were so many grateful faces,” the Humane Society of Missouri said.

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