No injuries or major damage is being reported after a fire early this (Monday) morning at some apartments in Holts Summit.
According to the Holts Summit Fire Department it happened just before 4 this (Monday) morning on Hayes Road.
The cause is thought to be by something electrical.
The National Weather Service is continuing to keep tabs on a potential winter storm over the weekend. The agency reports at this point, it is reasonable to expect at least some impact to travel on Sunday with wintry precipitation including snow, sleet and freezing rain all likely to occur at various locations falling most of…
The SSM Health Medical Group Walk In Clinic in Fulton is expanding their hours to improve access to care. Beginning on Monday, the new hours at the clinic, located at 350 Country Meadows Lane, will be open from 8AM to 6PM, and on Saturdays from 8 until 5, and on Sundays 9 until 3. Additionally…
The first snow of the season will arrive today (Saturday) and could cause some issues. Extra traffic is expected on the roadways in mid-Missouri due to holiday travel and Mizzou football game day travel. Slick spots are expected to develop on the roadway and motorists are being advised to give yourself plenty of extra time…
The 39th annual St. Brendan’s Dinner Auction will be taking place tomorrow (Friday). Robin Allen home and school president and Heather McHatton vice president of home and school at the church gave the details about this year’s dinner auction on AM 1340 KXEO and the Am I Awake Morning Show today with Matt Pilger.
A Ralls County jury convicts a Madison man on statutory rape charges. According to Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey, his office assisted the Monroe County Prosecuting Attorney’s office in prosecuting 56-year old Robert Lee Sims, Jr. Sims was convicted of two counts of first degree statutory sodomy, second degree statutory sodomy, second degree rape, kidnapping,…
Twenty-eight local transportation projects across the state get funding from the Missouri Highways & Transportation Commission. The projects are being funded through a partnership between MoDOT and the Missouri Department of Economic Development called the Transportation Cost-Share Program. Governor Parson approved $75 million for the program to strengthen infrastructure and boost workforce development across the…
