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MSHP: distracted driving may have contributed to deadly I-70 crash
The Missouri State Highway Patrol said the cause of a deadly crash on Interstate 70 in July was due to distracted driving. The post MSHP: distracted driving may have contributed to deadly I-70 crash appeared first on ABC17NEWS.
NFL answers big question about Rashee Rice
Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice could eventually face disciplinary action from the NFL, but it does not sound like he will be ruled ineligible for the start of the season. Rice is facing eight felony charges over his alleged role in a multi-car accident that took place in March. Many expect him to... The post NFL answers big question about Rashee Rice appeared first on Larry Brown Sports.
Saint Louis University professor makes history with Team USA at 2024 Paris Paralympics
PARIS, France — A Naperville, Illinois, native and Saint Louis University professor made history Thursday morning during the 2024 Paris Paralympics. Sarah Adam became the first woman to play on a U.S. wheelchair rugby team at the Paralympic Games. She is competing with Team USA at the 2024 Paris Paralympics.
Armed robbery reported in St. Joseph
St. Joseph police are investigating a reported arm robbery. The St. Joseph Police Department says a resident in the 4500 block of Wilshire Drive reported two individuals approached him as he arrived at his home, threatening him with a gun. The resident reported the two took money and personal items from him.
Level Up Missouri! Game Night Will Soon Have a Show-Me State Hub
A successful social gaming lounge in Des Moines Iowa is expanding its brand into Missouri by setting up shop in the Crossroads Art District in Kansas City Missouri. Ricochet Games will set up a gaming lounge at 18th and Grand in the long time Kansas City Star building. Lots of...
New Missouri law expands state auditor’s powers to dig into local governments
The auditor will no longer need consent from governing boards or a petition drive to launch an audit when an investigation shows improper activity by officials. On July 23, State Auditor Scott Fitzpatrick released an audit detailing how a former mayor of Excelsior Estates improperly paid himself more than $37,000 and funneled more than $200,000 to a business he owned.
American Red Cross to observe National Preparedness Month in September
(KANSAS CITY, Mo.) The American Red Cross of Greater Kansas City and Northwest Missouri is getting ready to observe National Preparedness Month in September. The American Red Cross is encouraging citizens of Kansas City and NW Mo. to be prepared for natural disasters, severe weather events, and climate issues for the safety of themselves and their family members.
Ozark School District High School Storm Shelter and Indoor Activities Building NOW OPEN
Ozark School District recently opened a new storm shelter/gym and the new indoor activities center!. According to a news release, These projects are the last of the 2022 bond projects, which included storm shelters at Tiger Paw Early Childhood Center, Ozark Middle School and OHS, as well as a new entrance at OMS and an indoor activities center at OHS. The $19 million no-tax-increase bond issue focused on safety while accommodating Ozark’s growing community,
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