Governor Eric Greitens will be delivering his annual State of the State Address next Wednesday, January 10th. The governor will be deliver the message to the General Assembly and it will be held in the Missouri House of Representatives Chamber at the Missouri State Capitol. The address starts at 7 pm.… Continue Reading
SECOND DEGREE MURDER CHARGES BROUGHT AGAINST WARRENTON MAN IN INFANT DEATH
Second Degree Murder charges are being brought against a Warrenton man in connection with the death of an infant. According to court records an arrest was issued yesterday (Wednesday) for 25 year old Charles A. Holiday. A three month old child was pronounced dead in June of 2015 and was with extensive trauma from at…… Continue Reading
AMBER ALERT CANCELED, CHILD FOUND IN STOLEN VEHICLE ON SIDE OF THE ROAD
An Amber Alert is canceled for a missing five month old baby girl after she was found in a abandoned stolen car on the side of the road last (Wednesday) night. Authorities say she was taken in a stolen in a 2007 Cheverolet Impala from a gas station on S. State Highway 125 in Rogersville…… Continue Reading
MEXICO WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY IN FEDERAL COURT
A Mexico woman pleaded guilty today [Wednesday] in federal court to embezzling more than $150,000 from a Mexico law firm she worked at from 2011 to 2016. According to the office of the United States Attorney, 55 year old Robyn Smith admitted to stealing cash receipts and making unauthorized charges for her own benefit on…… Continue Reading
GOVERNOR GREITEN’S INTERIM APPOINTEE TO MISSOURI PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
Governor Eric Greitens is naming Senator Ryan Silvey to fill an expired position on the Missouri Public Service Commission. Silvey is a Republican from Kansas City. This is an interim appointment and the nomination will require the approval of the Missouri Senate within 30 days of the start of the legislative session which begins today…… Continue Reading
TIPS ON HOW TO AVOID BUSTED WATER PIPES IN FREEZING TEMPERATURES
The recent freezing temperatures are causing busted water pipes at some area residences. Patrick Kelly Superintendent at Missouri American Water Company in Mexico says there are several precautions to take to avoid bursting water pipes. One tip is to leave a small trickle of water running over night. Kelly says it is also a good…… Continue Reading
BOIL ORDER IN EFFECT FOR PART OF FULTON
A boil order is in effect for people living in east of Fulton until Thursday afternoon. Officials say the order affects customers of Callaway Water District 2 who live west of Auxvasse Creek, East of Highway 54, North of Route O, and south of I-70. The order is in effect until 2 pm tomorrow (Thursday).… Continue Reading
ONE DEAD AND ANOTHER HURT AFTER JEFFERSON CITY HOUSE FIRE
One person is dead and another is hospitalized with serious injuries after a house fire in Jefferson City. According to Jefferson City Fire Officials it happened in the 700 block of Walsh Street around 4:30 this (Wednesday) morning. The house sustained heavy fire damage, and an investigation is ongoing.… Continue Reading
ARTHUR CENTER TO HOST TOWN HALL MEETINGS IN JANUARY
The Arthur Center will be hosting several Town Hall Meetings, in various locations this month. Starting this week on Thursday (January 4th), a town hall will be held at the Reach Church in Montgomery City from 7-8. Other times and locations include, January 9th in Mexico from 7-8 at the Arthur Center Community Health Building.…… Continue Reading
NO SMOKING BAN TO BE IMPLEMENTED AT MISSOURI DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS
A smoking ban will be taking place in the Missouri Department of Corrections starting this year. As of April 1st, the department’s facilities will be tobacco-free. Offenders, staff, contractors, and visitors will not be allowed to have or use tobacco products inside of the Corrections Facilities. A designated area will be used outside the area…… Continue Reading
