Boonville Man Arrested in Cooper County
Jacob A Ivy, 28, of Boonville was arrested last night for DWI and leaving the scene of an accident. He is being held on bond at Cooper County Jail.
Jacob A Ivy, 28, of Boonville was arrested last night for DWI and leaving the scene of an accident. He is being held on bond at Cooper County Jail.
A man arrested Saturday for allegedly firing a gun at a woman during a domestic disturbance in Moberly is facing additional charges after violating no contact order with the victim. Jason Satterfield was able to post bond on the original charges of first degree domestic assault and unlawful use of a weapon. Moberly Police say…
A storm moving through Mexico last (Wednesday) night is to blame for some downed power lines. It happened around 6:07 in the 1000 block of Muldrow, when the storm caused a tree limb to be broken and took down some power lines. Mexico Public Safety blocked the roadway until Ameren could make the situation safe….
Beef lovers could be in for sticker shock at the grocery store this holiday season. A nationwide cattle shortage is pushing prices higher, and federal data show shoppers may pay nearly 15 percent more for beef than they did last year. Government numbers put the average direct-to-consumer price of ground beef patties at just over…
President Donald J. Trump made a stop at the Columbia Regional Airport Thursday night as a part of his Make America Great Again Campaign and to garner support for Missouri Attorney General Josh Hawley and U.S. Senatorial candidate Josh Hawley. The event began with statements from Vicki Hartzler, Blaine Leutkemeyer, Roy Blunt, Governor Mike Parsonand…
The Callaway County Sheriff’s Office is asking residents in the Calwood and Kingdom City areas to secure their vehicles and be alert. Sergeant Scott White of the Missouri State Highway Patrol says at 11:55 this morning [Wednesday] troopers initiated a traffic stop when the vehicle fled, and exited in the area of the 152 mile…
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.