Local News

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  Ottumwa City Council set to discuss unauthorized campers at Turkey Island next meeting
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  Hy-Vee recalls cream cheese spread and cookies & cream mix over salmonella risk
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  Spring turkey season in Missouri sees record harvest

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  U.S. Highway 63 in northeast Missouri set for resurfacing
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  Citizens enjoy spring weather and Sunday supper at annual 'The Longest Table'
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  LULAC Ottumwa celebrates Cinco de Mayo with advocacy for immigrant communities
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  TWA Flight 6: A history-changing plane crash

Nation & World

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  PHOTOS: Preparations underway for removing section of Key Bridge from Baltimore port
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  $400M more in funding coming to places of worship to boost security
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  It's a no-go: Valve issue on rocket leads to Boeing calling off its 1st astronaut launch

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  Man accused of kidnapping infant, killing 2 women in New Mexico arrested in Texas
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  Highest risk forecast as storm chasers spot tornado in Oklahoma, hail pelting Kansas
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  Pro-Palestinian protesters break through barricades, fencing to retake MIT encampment
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  Trump ignores his own rhetoric, calls Biden weak on antisemitism

Sports

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  Ram wideout headed to Graceland University
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  Schuyler County's Windy signs letter of intent
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  May Student Athlete of the Month: Mia Garza-Trejo

Obituaries

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  Jack Robert Wood, 90, of Kirksville, Mo., Travis-Noe Funeral Home
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  Joanna Mary (Johnson) Hays, 84, of Columbia, Mo., Travis-Noe Funeral Home
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  Rocky Lane Hale, 67, of Kirksville, Mo., Travis-Noe Funeral Home

Connect to Congress

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  Texas Democratic Rep. Henry Cuellar indicted on bribery, conspiracy charges
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  Rep. McClintock on foreign aid package: 'Ukraine and Israel were in growing danger'
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  House votes to pass bill expanding antisemitism definition as college protests continue