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Fort Leonard Wood is losing the band that has provided its soundtrack for 70 years
The final note is coming soon for the band that has been stationed at Fort Leonard Wood for 70 years. The 399th Army Band stationed at the post west of Rolla is one of four bands the Army has decided to deactivate as part of a restructuring plan. All members will be reassigned by the middle of October.
Missouri Minute: St. Louis to vote on short-term rental fee; vacant drug stores raise questions
The St. Louis Board of Aldermen on Friday voted to approve sending a decision on short-term rental fees to voters in November, though it is unclear how much the fees would generate. A new registration and permitting process will also take effect in November for short-term rental owners. In other news, Gov. Mike Parson signed a bill that could help redevelop vacant properties in downtowns by changing the state's historic tax credit program. Plus, Missouri dispensaries brought in almost $120 million in sales last month, keeping pace with the monthly average since the state legalized recreational cannabis sales. Keep reading for all the day’s business news.
Springfield man accused of raping woman in her sleep
CHRISTIAN COUNTY, Mo. — Charges have been filed against a Springfield man accused of raping his girlfriend. Online court documents show 48-year-old Norris Eugene Barnes has been charged with second-degree rape. A probable cause statement from the Nixa Police Department (NPD) says the victim told police she was sleeping when she woke up to find […]
Rolla man sentenced to 10 years in prison after he's arrested with fentanyl & methamphetamine
A Phelps County man arrested at a Rolla hotel earlier this year with fentanyl and methamphetamine is sentenced to prison. Joseph Imes, of Rolla, pleaded guilty earlier this month to first-degree drug trafficking and possession of a controlled substance. In exchange for his plea, a charge of tampering with physical evidence was dismissed.
Donna Kelce Wishes Costar Jenna Bush Hager ‘Good Luck’ in Hallmark Chiefs Christmas Movie
Getty Images; INSTAR As Jenna Bush Hager gears up to film her role in Hallmark's Kansas City Chiefs-themed Christmas movie, she’s getting support from a few of her celebrity costars. “Good luck, Jenna!” Donna Kelce exclaimed with stars Hunter King and Tyler Hynes in a behind-the-scenes clip that aired on the Monday, July 15, episode […]
Brittany Mahomes Details Time in Europe With Husband Patrick Mahomes, Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce
Brittany Mahomes and Patrick Mahomes are taking their double date nights with Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce across the globe. “London & Amsterdam, a time was had 🤍,” Brittany, 28, wrote via Instagram on Monday, July 15, alongside a carousel of snaps from the trip. In one photo, Brittany and Swift, 34, sweetly embraced while […]
Unleashing champions: Dachshunds take over Wurstfest
In the heart of Hermann, amidst the vibrant festivities of the annual Wurstfest lay a spectacle unlike any other: the renowned Weiner dog derby. As the world celebrated International Dog Day on March 24, proud pet owners from far and wide flocked to this quaint town, bringing their beloved Dachshunds to the joyous revelry.
Review: TWELFTH NIGHT at Clayton Community Theatre
Twelfth Night: It marks the end of Christmas and in Shakespeare’s day it was celebrated with great festivity—cakes and ale, wassailing and singing, merriment abounding. A very good time was had by all. The Clayton Community Theatre has opened a quite wonderful production of the Bard’s play of...
Pettis County Commission Passes Order For Real Estate Tax Credit For Seniors
The Pettis County Commission announced the passage of Commission Order, 03-2024. #1878, "Providing for a Real Estate Tax Credit for Seniors in Pettis County," in accordance with Missouri Senate Bill 190 (MO SB 190) and MO SB 756. This action taken by the County Commission will provide a real estate...
Columbia school board wants parent input on special education
Parents of children with individualized education plans or an education accommodation plan known as a 504 have a chance to join an advisory task force with the Columbia Public Schools Board of Education. Task force creation was discussed at Monday's board meeting following the June 20 board retreat special meeting. This is separate from the special education advisory committee formed by CPS Superintendent Brian Yearwood, which is made up of staff. ...
Prosecutors file charges in Jefferson City fatal hit-and-run
Cole County prosecutors have filed charges against a man for a fatal hit-and-run. Prosecutors charged Diego Popp with Involuntary Manslaughter – 2nd Degree, Leaving the Scene of an Accident – Physical Injury, and Operating a Motor Vehicle in a Careless and Imprudent Manner, Involving an Accident. Popp was...
MLB insider sees a potential Cardinals-Mariners trade scenario
The Cardinals are obviously in the market for a starting pitcher at the deadline. However, it really is a seller's market, and the Cardinals are going to be navigating it as a buyer. With pitchers such as Shane Bieber hurt, the market for starters is thin, which means that the Cardinals' options are limited. The best available options might be Jack Flaherty and Tyler Anderson. Those aren't bad options by any means, but they aren't aces either.
Police: Woman fired shots after victim threw can of corn at her car in St. Louis County
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - A woman was charged Sunday after an alleged shooting that stemmed from a can of corn being thrown at her car in St. Louis County. The incident occurred in the 11600 block of West Florissant on June 30. Police said two women had an altercation the day before. The next day, one of them threw a can of corn at 43-year-old Eboni Robinson’s blue Nissan Altima, which was parked behind her house.
Kansas City’s free expungement clinic closed, despite proving ‘the need was huge'
Kevin Morgan had a rough childhood growing up in east Kansas City. After his parents divorced, Morgan had to step up and help his mother pay the bills. He couldn’t find a steady job, so he ended up becoming a product of his environment: a community filled with drugs. Morgan sold drugs and eventually started using them to ease his stress. When he was 17, Morgan was convicted on three counts of possession.
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