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Highway Patrol Arrest And Crash
One crash and one arrest in the area counties are reported by the Missouri Highway Patrol for Thursday. At about 9:20 pm in Linn County, Troopers arrested 31-year-old Michael Zink of Loveland, CO for alleged DWI – persistent offender and speeding. He was processed at the Linn County Sheriff’s Office and released.
Chillicothe woman arrested in Grundy County
The Grundy County Sheriff’s Office has reported the arrest of a Chillicothe woman in Grundy County on August 15. Angel Maureen Stewart, 52, was taken into custody on a capias warrant for an alleged probation violation. Stewart’s original charges include the felonies of first-degree property damage and resisting arrest, detention, or stop by fleeing, which created a substantial risk of serious injury or death to any person. Additionally, her original charges involve misdemeanors for driving while intoxicated and failing to stop at a stop sign, either at a stop line, before a crosswalk, or at the point nearest the intersection.
Chillicothe Elementary School Pick-Up & Drop-Off Traffic Plan
With more than 750 students at Chillicothe Elementary School this year, school officials have a traffic plan for those who are dropping off and picking up students. As the traffic approaches the building on Coach K Street, use the first parking lot entrance to begin winding through the lot. A...
Sixty-Seven Calls For Chillicothe Police
Sixty-seven calls for service were handled by the Chillicothe Police Department Thursday. Some of the calls include:. 9:00 AM, Officers called to the area of North Brunswick Street for a report of vandalism to a railroad car. Investigation is ongoing. If you have any information, please contact the police department.
Chillicothe Arts District hosts Music on the Porch event on August 31
Music lovers are in for a treat as the Livingston County Library brings back the popular “Music on the Porch” event on August 31, 2024. This year’s event promises a unique experience with performances taking place in the second-floor courtroom of the library, located at 450 Locust Street. The event will run from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., offering an evening filled with live music in a comfortable, air-conditioned setting.
Chef brings Urban concept back to Troost; $25K GIFT grant boosts fight against gentrification
Chef Justin Clark’s latest venture — an eatery that blends Asian and soul food influences — aims to not only blur the boundaries between menus, but break down dividing lines within and between communities. “The goal was to create familiar items that everyone actually can relate to as Americans, but then again, we add some The post Chef brings Urban concept back to Troost; $25K GIFT grant boosts fight against gentrification appeared first on Startland News.
Moberly man accused of brandishing guns and leading officers on a vehicle pursuit
A Moberly man faces multiple felony weapons charges for allegedly brandishing a gun and leading officers on a police pursuit. Robert Diekon III, 36, is charged with unlawful possession of a firearm and two counts of unlawful use of a weapon. The Moberly Police Department says officers were dispatched to...
Brookfield Football looks to keep building entering 2024 season
BROOKFIELD, Mo. — The Brookfield Football team enters the season with high expectations. After a slow start, the Bulldogs finished the last year strong with a winning record and a district game win. The recent string of success has the team pumped up for this season as players say...
Family looking to raise funds for deceased uncle's final expenses
KIRKSVILLE, Mo. — If you knew Tom Bray, he was the "nicest guy in the world," according to his family and friends. Bray served as a Sodexo employee at Truman State University for 35 years. Upon his retirement, Bray had all his finances in order ready to enjoy the...
New Missouri State University president taken to hospital on Thursday
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) — Missouri State University’s new President Biff Williams was taken to a Springfield hospital on Thursday morning. In a memo to staff, the university said President Williams started to feel sick while preparing for a meeting. MSU staff said he was taken to the hospital in an abundance of caution.
Residential Life Staff Begins Semester
With the start of the new academic year comes new residential life staff on the Fayette campus of Central Methodist University, as residence hall directors and residential assistants begin work in their respective buildings. The staff’s work is getting started in earnest this weekend with student move-in. Residence hall directors for the 2024-25 academic year include Jocelyn Woods in Holt Hall, Patrick Gittemeier in Howard-Payne Hall, Gabriella Strehlow in Burford Hall, Landon Rothgeb in Woodward Hall, and Bryan Adams in McMurry Hall.
Chillicothe man arrested on drug charges
A Chillicothe man was arrested earlier this week and now faces another drug charge. 48-year-old Corey David Stottlemyre was taken into custody following a traffic stop just after 9:00 p.m. Monday and charged with possession of a controlled substance. He is currently being held at the Caldwell County Detention Center...
Cardinals can’t let perfect Oli Marmol replacement slip away to laughable party
If you'd have told just about any St. Louis Cardinals fan after the dismal 2023 season that manager Oli Marmol would've rebounded -- including from a terrible start to the 2024 campaign -- to have the Redbirds in the thick of the NL playoff race entering the All-Star break, they'd have been ecstatic. And they largely were as the Cards were in a wild card spot at that point.
Restaurant in Kansas City’s 18th and Vine District announces plans to close
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Years after it opened it’s doors to feed people in Kansas City’s 18th and Vine District, the owner of a restaurant announced it plans to close. Chef Anita Moore said Soiree will serve its last meal at the end of August. Moore posted...
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