Taylor Farms recalls H-E-B salad kits in Texas over undeclared allergens
The recalled product was distributed to H-E-B stores statewide and has a "Use By" date of Oct. 30, 2026.
Deer Park Sephora Heist Ties 20-Year-Old to Thefts Across Four States
A Lake County judge has ordered a 20-year-old Baltimore man held without release pending trial, after prosecutors said he served as lookout while two women cleared out nearly $16,000 in Dior cosmetics from a Deer Park Sephora in roughly five minutes, then allegedly moved on to hit two more Sephora stores the same day.
BNSF trains face ‘extensive delays’ after freight train robbed in Chicago, Metra says
Metra's BNSF line was at a standstill Tuesday morning in Chicago after a freight train was robbed, with "extensive delays" expected, Metra said. The transit agency said BNSF trains were stopped just before 9 a.m. at Western Avenue due to the incident and police activity. An alert posted to Metra's website said inbound and outbound trains were on the move, but that some would be "extensively delayed."
New H1N1 variant prompts doctors to urge early flu vaccination
PEORIA (25News Now) - Health experts are encouraging Central Illinois residents to get their flu shot now as a new variant of the H1N1 virus is contributing to an earlier-than-usual flu season in other parts of the country. While flu cases are already increasing in several western states, doctors said...
Missouri gives Medicaid adults 35 days to answer a work-rule notice
Missouri Medicaid adults who get a notice saying they have not met the new work rule will have 35 calendar days, counted from the date on the notice, to answer it. The state Department of Social Services sets out the window in its frequently asked questions on community engagement requirements. The requirements start January 1, […]
Creve Coeur lake to close for six months during invasive carp removal
Creve Coeur Lake in Maryland Heights will temporarily close for six months, as the Missouri Department of Conservation and the U.S. Geological Survey work to remove invasive carp from the water. The lake, one of the largest natural lakes in Missouri, will close to public boating and other watercraft access...
MU Football’s Johnnie Jones’ heart and lungs working on their own after heart transplant
Columbia — University of Missouri Football player Johnnie "DJ" Jones is recovering well from a heart transplant according to head coach Eli Drinkwitz. In his weekly press conference, Drinkwitz said Jones' heart and lungs are working on their own. He also said Jones was able to get outside yesterday.
Clarke, Kemper join 60+ Mississippi counties under burn bans
The Mississippi Forestry Commission has expanded burn bans across dozens of counties as dry conditions continue to heighten wildfire risks throughout the state. Under a burn ban, all outdoor burning of any kind is strictly prohibited. Restrictions apply to open flames that produce embers, including campfires, bonfires, fire pits, burn barrels, and debris or field burning. Embers carried by the wind can spark spot fires up to a half-mile away from the initial burn area.
Invasive crazy ants confirmed in Pine Belt counties
PINE BELT, Miss. (WDAM) - Tawny crazy ants have been confirmed to be found in multiple Pine Belt counties. Marion, Perry and Lamar Counties appeared on the list of nine Mississippi counties where the invasive species has been sighted. Tawny crazy ants are an invasive species from South America. The...
Lawyer accused of threatening ICE agents at Mississippi gun store. Here’s what to know
A Florida attorney now living in Mississippi is jailed without bond after federal officials say she tried to buy a gun at a Long Beach store and told employees she wanted to kill ICE agents. Lisa C. White faces a federal criminal complaint charging her with threatening a federal law enforcement officer. FULL STORY: Woman arrested in South Mississippi threatened to ‘kill federal agents,’ ICE says Here are key takeaways: The investigation began Sept. 23, when Homeland Security Investigations agent
