Newly released court documents in the Carl Debrodie wrongful death lawsuit show he was forced to physically fight another resident, causing serious injuries. According to the court records Sherry Paulo a qualified disability professional at Second Chance Homes was assigned with DeBrodie one on one in 2016. Paulo allegedly took DeBrodie and another Second Chance…… Continue Reading
Mexico Man Arrested For Second Degree Burglary
A Mexico man is facing charges of Second Degree Robbery after an arrest Saturday night where he allegedly punched another man and took his money and other things. According to Mexico Public Safety it happened just before 2:30 Saturday morning in the 600 block of Wade Street. Police say the victim was a 55 year…… Continue Reading
Woman Moderate Injuries in Four Car Accident in Montgomery County
A four car accident in Montgomery County yesterday (Monday) causes serious injuries to a woman. According to the Missouri Highway Patrol it happened around 12:40 yesterday (Monday) afternoon on eastbound I-70 at the 175 Mile Marker. The crash happened when vehicle stick another causing a chain reaction. 54 year old Theresa M. Chmidling of Clarksville,…… Continue Reading
Blunt Talks Tax Cuts and Jobs Act in Hannibal and Jefferson City
Missouri Senator Roy Blunt will be in Hannibal and Jefferson City today (Tuesday). Blunt says he will meet with small business owners, local leaders, and entrepreneurs for a discussion of the positive impact of tax cuts and the Jobs Act is having on families and businesses. Blunt will be at the Airport in Hannibal at…… Continue Reading
Miss Missouri Outstanding Teens Compete in Mexico, Missouri in June
There will be 27 Miss Missouri Outstanding Teen contestants coming to Mexico competing for the crown the week of June 11th. Pageant week kicks off with an official brunch at the Mexico Elks Lodge. Then Tuesday, June 11th the interview portion of the competition will go through Thursday morning. Teen finals are Friday night where…… Continue Reading
Reward Grows for Information Leading to Arrest of Monroe County Cemetery Vandals
A reward fund is growing in Monroe County leading to the arrest and conviction of vandals of the historic Stoutsville Cemetery. According to reports about 17 or 18 headstones and monuments were knocked over or broken sometime between last Thursday night and the start of the Memorial Day Weekend on Friday morning. The vandals also…… Continue Reading
Hundreds Without Power During Outage in Columbia on Memorial Day
A tripped circuit is the cause of a power outage in Columbia yesterday (Monday) that effected about 360 customers of Columbia Water and Light. According to reports a burnt riser behind Ruby Tuesday near the Columbia Mall caused the tripped circuit. The outage effected traffic lights in the area of I-70 Drive Southwest, Business Loop…… Continue Reading
Nine Fatalities Over Memorial Day Weekend
Nine people died in traffic crashes over the Memorial Day Weekend. The Missouri Highway Patrol report last year 9 people died during the same counting period. The counting period started on Friday, May 25th and concluded last (Monday) night at 11:59. Of the fatalities 3 happened in the Lee’s Summit area and 3 in Weldon…… Continue Reading
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The University of Missouri is agreeing to pay fifty thousand dollars in order to settle a lawsuit with South Carolina Women’s Basketball head Coach Dawn Staley. The lawsuit was filed after Missouri Athletic Director Jim Sterk said fans of South Carolina used racial slurs and spit on his players after a game in January. Sterk…… Continue Reading
Former Game Show Host Donates One Million Dollars to Springfield, Missouri University
Former game show host Bob Barker is giving more money to a Springfield Missouri University. According to reports from the Springfield News-Leader Barker gave one million dollars to Drury University to support an animal studies program. The university is Barkers alma mater and brings the total amount of money donated in the last decade to…… Continue Reading
