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Six passengers involved in Miller County crash Lake Sun Staff Six total passengers, four of whom were juveniles, were involved in a Miller County Crash Friday night. A 17-year-old juvenile was driving a 2014 Chevy Camaro southbound on Route Y in Miller County with one other juvenile in the vehicle. They failed to yield when making a left turn and pulled into the path of Patreauna E. Wells, 18, driving a 2006 Ford Focus with Madeleine A. Hensley, 18, and two other juveniles in the vehicle.  Three of the juveniles involved suffered minor injuries, one juvenile suffered moderate injuries and He...

A Rocky Mount driver was moderately injured in a crash Saturday afternoon after her car overturned.

Latest COVID-19 figures in Camden, Miller and Morgan counties Lake Sun Staff, newsroom@lakesunonline.com As of Friday, January 29, these are the latest COVID-19 figures reported by the public health departments in Camden, Miller and Morgan counties. The last social media post from the Camden County Health Department on January 7 reported a total of 3, total cases since March. Of those cases, 453 were reported to be active and there were 65 deaths while 3,424 have recovered. The department did not report the number of people hospitalized. According to the Missouri Department of Health and Sen...

Morgan County crash deemed fatal after head-on collision Lake Sun Staff A Morgan County crash was deemed fatal Monday after two vehicles crashed head-on. Brandon A. Guillen, 19, was driving his 2012 Cadillac CTS on MO-5 north of Indigo Road southbound as he began to pass another vehicle. Angela M. Decker, 43, was driving her 2006 Mercury Mariner northbound with her daughter Tamara J. Deroo, 22, in the passenger seat.  As Guillen was passing,  the two cars met in the lane and swerved to the east shoulder where they would crash head-on. Both vehicles were totaled. Deroo was pronounced dead ...

ANI | Updated: Jan 23, 2021 22:10 IST Islamabad [Pakistan], January 23 (ANI): Months after the story of dubious flying licence pilots case in Pakistan broke out, the United Nations (UN) has cautioned its agency staff not to travel by any Pakistan-registered airline over safety concerns. The News International reported that an advisory has been issued by the UN Security Management System (UNSMS) which states: "Due to an ongoing investigation of the CAA [Civil Aviation Authority] Pakistan...due to dubious licenses caution is advised on the use of Pakistan-r...