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UPDATED: Two suspected methamphetamine dealers arrested with almost 6 ounces during traffic stop in Linn
UPDATE: Both Tessmer and Lutjen were charged with second-degree drug trafficking. Two men suspected of trafficking methamphetamine are arrested during a traffic stop in Osage County. The Osage County Sheriff’s Office reports a deputy stopped a vehicle within the city limits of Linn on Sunday night for expired tags. During...
Evergy is hoping its regulators OK higher electric bills for its Missouri West customers
Evergy confused and angered its Missouri customers in 2023 when it rolled out time-of-use rates that meant prices would run highest when people use the most electricity. Missourians, especially those on fixed incomes, complained of high costs and having to choose between things like groceries and their medications or powering their homes during peak hours. […] The post Evergy is hoping its regulators OK higher electric bills for its Missouri West customers appeared first on The Beacon.
Missouri motorcyclist dies in crash in Park County
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — A 44-year-old motorcyclist from Missouri died Sunday morning after crashing on WYO 120 near Meeteetse. The crash occurred at 9:35 a.m. Aug. 25 at milepost 48.5 on WYO 120, about 15 miles from Meeteetse in Park County. According to the Wyoming Highway Patrol, the motorcyclist, identified as Willard Sandefer, was riding with two other motorcyclists just ahead of him.
Minor Earthquake Again Hits Northern Marion County
An area that saw a pair of minor earthquakes two weeks ago reports another minor quake over this past weekend. The United States Geological Survey reports a 2.2 magnitude quake was reported around 10:30 Saturday night around 10 miles west of the community of Bull Shoals in Marion County. The location of the quake is approximately 24 miles east-northeast of Harrison and around 30 miles south-southeast of Branson.
Update: Pettis County Fugitive Arrested After Multi-County Pursuit Ends in Lake Ozark
A 41-year-old man from Sedalia wanted on multiple probation violation warrants out of Pettis County lands in the Morgan County Jail late Sunday night after a multi-county pursuit. Ronnie Lyn Price had been wanted since June-2023 after failing to appear for probation violation hearings on original charges of tampering with...
Missouri Infant Found Malnourished on Diet of Mt. Dew and Sausages: 3 People Arrested
In rural Oldfield, Missouri, a tip to the state’s Child Abuse and Neglect Hotline led to the arrest of three individuals on child endangerment charges last Wednesday. What authorities discovered at the scene revealed a deeply troubling situation. Disturbing Discovery at a Rural Home. Deputies from the Douglas County...
Chiefs leap over waiver wire order to trade for Cardinals edge rusher
The Chiefs decided to get ahead of the waiver-wire pack for Cardinals' edge rusher Cam Thomas. The Kansas City Chiefs have pulled off a late-night trade the day before NFL roster cuts are due with the Arizona Cardinals. Their efforts have earned them the services of edge rusher Cam Thomas in exchange for a reported seventh round pick.
Latest Chris Jones Update is Great News for Chiefs Following Preseason
While teams around the league are desperately trying to cut down their rosters from 90 to 53 before Tuesday's deadline, Chiefs fans were hoping for some good news on the injury front. One of the main points of concern in Kansas City has been the status of Chris Jones. The star defensive lineman suffered a shoulder injury in training camp on August 5 and wasn't available in practices or preseason games since then.
Arnold says it will not build proposed connector parkway
ARNOLD, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Arnold is abandoning its plans to build a proposed two-mile parkway, city officials announced Monday. The plan called for the new Arnold Parkway to start at Highway 141 near I-55 and connect to Michigan Avenue to the south. The road would have run parallel to I-55 and ended at Richardson Road. Thirty-eight homes and 10 businesses would have been displaced to make way for the road. All the homes are in a subdivision south of Highway 141 and east of I-55.
Drowning Pool with several performers at Time Out Event Center on October 18th
(ST. JOSEPH, Mo.) Drowning Pool, and other rock bands are planning a big concert for rock fans on October 18, 2024, at the Time Out Event Center in St. Joseph, Missouri. Drowning Pool, most well known for their song "Bodies" was formed in Dallas, Texas in 1996 and has had many members over the years, but has mainly consisted of C.J. Pierce (guitarist), Mike Luce (drummer), and Stevie Benton (bassist), while vocals have switched many times over the years.
Boaters asked not to touch delicate, yellow boat-shaped buoy
CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. (KBSI) – The Missouri Department of Conservation asks boaters to not touch a yellow boat-shaped buoy near the mouth of the Headwater Diversion Channel south of Cape Girardeau. “This buoy, which is one of several deployed in the Mississippi River basin by the National Great Rivers...
Fort Leonard Wood to hold full-scale exercise
FORT LEONARD WOOD, Mo. (August 26, 2024) Fort Leonard Wood is scheduled to hold an installation-wide exercise Tuesday, Aug. 27. The exercise is scheduled to last from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in and around the area of Gammon Field. We thank you for your patience as we test response efforts across the installation, helping us to be better prepared in the case of a real emergency.
Video of teenage babysitter heroism during house fire goes viral
HIGH RIDGE, Mo. — The quick actions of a babysitter during a St. Louis area housefire saved two toddlers and a dog in early July, and footage of her heroism has gone viral with 77 million views — as of Aug. 26 — on a YouTube Short of the footage.
NAACP Accuses St. Louis Schools Of Civil Rights Violations In Complaint Over Black Students’ Low Reading Scores
The NAACP said Black students in St. Louis schools are in a literary crisis. Adolphus Pruitt, the president of the St. Louis NAACP branch, said at an Aug. 20 press conference that the schools in the city of St. Louis have created such poor outcomes for its Black students that it prompted him to file a civil rights complaint against the school districts.
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