A 17-year-old is being charged as an adult in connection with the fatal stabbing of Kaytlin Root at Krug Park in October. Amanda Donna Bennett has been charged in Buchanan County Court as an adult with a felony of
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – A former federal employee has been sentenced in federal court for using stolen money order receipts in a fraud scheme to avoid paying his medical bills. Tammy Dickinson, United States Attorney for the
The Livingston County Sheriff’s Office said as the result of a body found investigation it has determined a Chillicothe man died after falling from a hunting stand. As we previously reported, deputies responded shortly before 5 p.m.
Dr. Bob and Dr. Laurel Vartabedian The Board of Governors at Missouri Western State University has approved a new three-year contract for Dr. Robert Vartabedian, Missouri Western’s president. The new contract runs through June 30, 2019, replacing
Esther L. Middendorf 1923-2016 Esther L. Middendorf, 93, of Hiawatha, went to be with her Lord Wednesday, December 7, 2016, at Hiawatha Community Hospital. She was born on a farm south of Troy, December 6, 1923, the
Dave Goebel and his family operate the pizza restaurant (submitted photo) Pie Five Pizza Co. says it is bringing the speediest innovation to St. Joseph since the Pony Express revolutionized mail delivery. Pie Five is opening it’s
Patterhn Ives LLC of St. Louis will provide planning and design services for renovations to Potter Hall at Missouri Western State University. Missouri Western’s Board of Governors approved the selection of the firm at its board meeting
SJPD investigating after a body was found outside Frederick Towers early Friday morning. Photo by John P Tretbar. St. Joseph Police are investigating after a man was found dead early Friday morning at 24th and Frederick. The man’s
It is going to be another cold day today. Wind chill values will be in the upper teens, low 20s during the day and low teens overnight tonight. A brief warm up begins Saturday, with those south
The House Agriculture Committee’s long-awaited report on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program released Wednesday includes several “areas in need of improvement,” but no suggestions of “gutting” the program. House Agriculture Chairman, Texas Republican Mike Conaway, told Politico
