A Holts Summit man was sentenced to 7 years in prison in a Callaway County Court yesterday [Monday] for first degree sexual abuse.
Twenty-year-old Wesley Kenneth Ridge Dailey admitted he used the feet of a female child victim to masturbate himself in December of 2017.
The victim reported the incident to a school counselor and the investigation ensued.
The four people arrested in connection with a deadly shooting Sunday night in southwest Columbia are suspected of stealing iPhones from multiple people during Facebook Marketplace sales and then selling the phones, according to a probable cause statement. Police say the three 18-year-olds Alexis Baumann of Hallsville, along with Kobe Aust and Joseph Crane, both…
Construction crews will close Missouri Route 151 in Centralia starting Monday, August 12. The roadway will remain closed around-the-clock for up to 28 consecutive days. Motorists will need to use an alternate route for the duration of the closure. A roundabout is replacing the intersection of Missouri Routes 151, 22 and 124 in Boone County….
Missouri Auditor Nicole Galloway recently uncovered millions of dollars in questionable transactions by recipients of the funds from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program. According to a report, 3,668 cases were found where benefits were used 30 or more days after the death of the cardholder. 2,358 cases were revealed in which the recipient was incarcerated…
A Madison man was taken to the hospital with serious injuries following a one-car accident in Monroe County during the afternoon hours of Thursday, January 2, 2025. According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol accident report it happened on Route Y, 5 miles south of Middlegrove, when a vehicle driven by a 31-year-old Madison man…
Mexico FFA Chapter hosted the Area 4 Battle of the Chapters tonight (Wednesday) at Plunkett Park. More than 250 FFA members representing a dozen area chapters participated in team building exercises like smash ball and grab the cup. Canned food was also collected to donate to local food pantries.
Former Governor Eric Greitens is free of charges after special prosecutor Jean Peters Baker announced she will not re-file a felony invasion of privacy charge against him. According to a press release, the statute of limitations is up this weekend, and Baker lacks sufficient evidence to re-file. Greitens resigned from office on June 1st. He…
