• Patrol car crunched in crash
• Snow supplies sell fast in winter storms
• Commissioners talk snowy roads, bridges
• Children Dental Health Month raises awarness
• Tea Party gains momentum from convention
• 2010 census looms ahead
• New president chosen for TSU
• Annual dinner benefits humane society
• Rep. Loebsack visits Law Enforcement Center
• Legislation could ban texting while driving

• MoDOT commits transportation stimulus funds
• McCaskill: Missouri politicians posturing on stimulus
• Power plant victim was safety supervisor
• Registration urged for Missouri's 'century farms'
• Survey estimates 728,000 Missourians get food aid
• Analysis: Teachers back limits on Missouri tax credits
• Nixon named to national defense council
• Water Patrol wins national improvement award
• Mark Twain Forest to undergo controlled burns
• Missouri ranks in middle nationally for organic farms

• 2010 census looms ahead  
• Big buck highlights Ottumwa deer season
• New president chosen for TSU  
• Missouri to consider putting public notices online
• Iowa man presumed dead in Mississippi River
• Iowa Senate OKs tougher traffic law
• NAACP calls for electric rate changes in Mo.
• Regional Round-Up for February 8, 2010
• Iowa lawmakers focus on efficiency plan
• Annual dinner benefits humane society  
• Rep. Loebsack visits Law Enforcement Center  
• Legislation could ban texting while driving  
• Heartland church grows, adds service  
• Softball skills clinic at Indian Hills  
• Legislative Forum held in Ottumwa  

• Lawmakers debate early voting and ID rules
• Iowa lawmakers fail in gay marriage move
• Storm brings more snow, cold and wind to Iowa
• Regional Round-Up for February 9, 2010
• Culver: Up to lawmakers to balance budget
• Iowa panel backs wage bill
• Housing chief plans to work for not-for-profit
• MoDOT commits transportation stimulus funds  
• McCaskill: Missouri politicians posturing on stimulus  
• Missouri Senate criticizes federal gov operations
• Power plant victim was safety supervisor  
• Children Dental Health Month raises awarness  
• Tea Party gains momentum from convention  
• 2010 census looms ahead  
• Missouri to consider putting public notices online