Nurses, physicians and law enforcement professionals from across the na-tion and around the world met this month to sharpen their skills in forensics.
Superintendent Bill Nicely is becoming increasingly optimistic Kearney High School could kickoff the football season on a synthetic turf — literally.
A day care wanting to relocate and expand in Kearney has created a rift among residents.
The city will continue discussing a controversial annexation at its meeting, Monday, May 21, including whether to hold an election for a voluntary annexation of 6 acres on the south side of town.
The public hearing for a voluntary annexation brought comments on both sides of the issue with more than 70 people in attendance at the May 7 Kearney Board of Aldermen meeting.
A former Clay County deputy sheriff has been charged with allegedly receiving stolen property and unlawful use of a weapon, stemming from threats made to a girlfriend.
Miles A. Guthrie, 22, of Liberty was charged by the Clay County prosecutor’s office May 17 with one felony count of receiving stolen property valued at more than $500 and with one felony count of use of a weapon in an angry and threatening manner.
The General Assembly passed legislation Tuesday, May 15, that would allow Missourians to register their cell phones with the state’s “no call list.”
Missouri State Parks encourages all Missourians to get out in a park on National Kids to Parks Day, this Saturday, May 19. This national event is sponsored by the National Park Trust and endorsed by Missouri State Parks
With less than 48 hours remaining in legislative session, lawmakers in the General Assembly moved through a slew of bills on Wednesday, May 16.
With five days left in session, the Missouri General Assembly will return to the state Capitol Monday, May 14, with an unclear agenda.
The Missouri Democratic Party will hold its 2012 State Convention on Saturday, June 9, at the Lodge of Four Seasons at the Lake of the Ozarks.
Officials from all across Miami County and neighboring areas gathered in Paola on Wednesday to discuss the future of Kansas Highway 68.
For most people, Jeff Dorsett has been much more than a doctor. He’s been a neighbor, a customer or a friend. He has been a frequent fixture on the sidelines at athletic events or a friendly face in the grocery store. And it isn’t something that has happened by accident.
The nation has watched in dread and anticipation as the events surrounding the disappearance of Clinton Reeves unfolded after the 22-year-old airman went missing from an Alaska Air Force Base in April.
Employment Services Supervisor Missy McGaw cited a recent study conducted by Johnson and Johnson for the Department of Mental Health. Released earlier this year, the survey ranked Tri-County as the top overall community mental health center in Missouri for placing clients in jobs. The organization was also ranked third in terms of the number of placements relative to the number clients served.
A former Clay County deputy sheriff has been charged with allegedly receiving stolen property and unlawful use of a weapon, stemming from threats made to a girlfriend.
Miles A. Guthrie, 22, of Liberty was charged by the Clay County prosecutor’s office May 17 with one felony count of receiving stolen property valued at more than $500 and with one felony count of use of a weapon in an angry and threatening manner.
A Smithville resident on Woodlawn using a blue recycling
tote on May 2.
Trauernicht, 1-year-old Chocolate Labrador mix dog, saved his owner Blake Peeler from a horrific fire at 12 Redbud Street in Trimble
early in the morning of May 4.
Police Chief Ken Wilson

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