A Poplar Bluff man is charged in Callaway County after deputies recovered a vehicle stolen from Carter County.
Thirty one year old Cody Jackson is being held without bond on the charges of tampering with a motor vehicle and driving while suspended. He was further charged with a misdemeanor assault offense.
Jackson’s arrest is the result of an investigation conducted yesterday [Thursday] in the Hams Prairie area.
CALLS FOR SERVICE: Mexico Public Safety responded to the following calls for service yesterday (Thursday). A stealing or theft on Grove Street. A report of animal abuse or neglect at East Bolivar. Child abuse or neglect called in on 4820 South Clark. A fraud at 4820 South Clark.
A survey presented to the State Board of Education last week indicates teacher pay is the primary reason teachers leave the profession. The Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education surveyed more than 6500 administrators and teachers from around the state. The final report indicates 70 percent of teachers have seriously considered giving up teaching…
Postseason play for the St. Louis Cardinals begins this afternoon at Busch Stadium. The Cards begin the best of three wild card series hosting the Phillies with the first pitch set for 1:07 Mizzou has landed a commit for the 2023 basketball recruiting class from South Carolina. He’s hard to miss at 7 feet…
A Columbia man previously convicted of assault was granted a new trial yesterday [Wednesday] by the Missouri Court of Appeals. Nathaniel Osborn was convicted of two counts of second degree assault for running a red light in February 2015, which resulted in a car crash where a mother and daughter were taken to the hospital….
The following press release was sent from the Moberly Fire Department. Fire Chief Don Ryan announced the promotion of Ross Dutton to Deputy Chief of the Moberly Fire Department. The change took effect on Wednesday, January 29, 2025. Dutton brings a total of 22 years of fire service experience, including 14 years with the Moberly…
Hundreds of residents packed the Montgomery City Elementary Monday night for another heated town hall over proposed data centers in Montgomery County. Officials from Ameren, the county, and local utilities fielded questions about “Project Green,” a thousand-acre Amazon-backed development near I-70. Many residents say they left frustrated claiming they still don’t have clear answers on…
