U.S. Representative, Blaine Luetkemeyer, has been sworn in for his fifth term as a member of 115th congress.
Luetkemeyer represents Missouri’s third district, which includes Callaway, Camden, Cole, Franklin, Gasconade, Lincoln, Maries, Miller and Montgomery Counties.
Luetkemeyer said in a statement today he will spend this term focusing on promoting reform in the economy, healthcare and the tax code.
Murder charges have been upgraded for the man accused of killing a Monroe County woman. According to online court records filed today (Monday), September 25, 2023 prosecutors filed an amended criminal complaint against 65-year-old Lyle Miller. His second-degree murder charge has been upgraded to first degree. Miller is set to be arraigned on October 5th….
A driver was arrested on suspicion of driving while intoxicated after he reportedly forced a tractor-trailer carrying 43,000 pounds of french fries off I-70 in Montgomery County during the early morning hours of Sunday, March 10, 2024. According to the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office law enforcement responded to the crash on North Service Road near…
A Centrlalia man is being charged with kidnapping after an arrest on Sunday morning. According to reports officers arrested 38 year old Mathew E. Greenlee at his house in the 700 block of Green Street. According to the probable cause statement Greenlee had locked his live in girlfriend in her bedroom, and told her he…
A man with ten prior convictions for driving on a suspended and revoked license and 2 prior convictions for DWI is facing more charges after an arrest by Moberly Police last (Tuesday) night. According to a Moberly Police Officer around 7:35 last (Tuesday) night a vehicle was seen driving recklessly at a high rate of…
The Martinsburg Picnic is set for a big return this weekend with 2 full days of events planned. One of the organizers of the event Nikki Vomund was the featured local guest on AM 1340 KXEO and the Am I Awake Morning Show with Matt Pilger today to go over all of the festivities.
The final day of the Missouri legislative session was Friday. In total for 2026, 100 Bills were passed, with 17 being Appropriation Bills, and the other 83 being non-Appropriation Bills Forty-two of the bills came from the House while 41 were from the Senate. Next years legislature will look much different, with around 51 new…
