A developing story out of Laclede County where crews will be back searching for evidence this morning after human remains were found southeast of Lebanon. A man spreading fertilizer on a field near Tulsa Drive found a bone and clothing yesterday morning.

Investigators combed a six-acre area and found more human remains. Authorities are working to identify the person.
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The mayor of Berryville, Ark., is scheduled to be in court this morning on on charges of driving while intoxicated, possession of a controlled substance and speeding. Timothy McKinney was arrested in March and posted bail of more than $1,400.

Mckinney said he was heading home after having dinner with his two sons in Eureka Springs.
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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Missouri lawmakers likely will give final approval today to a $22 billion operating budget for next year. Among the items not in the budget right now is $500,000 that Gov. Matt Blunt requested to operate an e-mail archive starting in July.

Blunt is forging ahead with a plan to archive state e-mail messages, funding or no funding.
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LITTLE ROCK (AP) - According to a recent study, more first-year teachers in Arkansas are staying in the profession than they did five years ago. The data suggests salary increases passed during a special legislative session in 2003-04 are having the desired effect.
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