Dustin Kopp

Youth Turkey Harvest Nearly Breaks Record in Missouri, Second-Highest Since 2001

Youth Turkey Harvest Nearly Breaks Record in Missouri, Second-Highest Since 2001

Preliminary data from the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) shows young turkey hunters in Mi...
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De Soto Man Convicted of Nine Felonies for Home Invasion, Assault on Deputy

De Soto Man Convicted of Nine Felonies for Home Invasion, Assault on Deputy

A Jefferson County jury has found 41-year-old Anthony S. Laemmel of De Soto guilty of nine felony ch...
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Tax Day is Tuesday — Still Time to File if You Haven’t Already

Tax Day is Tuesday — Still Time to File if You Haven’t Already

If you haven’t filed your taxes yet, you’re not alone — and you still have time...
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Motorcyclist Injured in Route Y Crash Near Brickey Road

Motorcyclist Injured in Route Y Crash Near Brickey Road

A Bloomsdale man was injured Sunday afternoon in a motorcycle crash on Route Y in St. Francois Count...
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Governor Kehoe Requests Federal Damage Assessments After Devastating Storms and Flooding in 20 Missouri Counties

Governor Kehoe Requests Federal Damage Assessments After Devastating Storms and Flooding in 20 Missouri Counties

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe has formally requested the Federal Emergency Management Agency particip...
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Water Main Break Causes Disruption, Boil Advisory Issued

Water Main Break Causes Disruption, Boil Advisory Issued

As of 7 p.m. on Thursday, April 10, a portion of American Water Company customers in Ironton are exp...
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Two Suspects Jailed Without Bond After Festus Burglary Arrest

Two Suspects Jailed Without Bond After Festus Burglary Arrest

Two individuals are behind bars at the Jefferson County Jail, being held without bond following the...
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ERDCC Holds Ceremony Honoring Crime Victims During National Crime Victims’ Rights Week

ERDCC Holds Ceremony Honoring Crime Victims During National Crime Victims’ Rights Week

April 6 through 12, 2025 marks National Crime Victims' Rights Week...
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Desloge Chamber Honors Community Members at “Cheers to Our Champions” Event

Desloge Chamber Honors Community Members at “Cheers to Our Champions” Event

Around two dozen community members were recognized Thursday evening during the Desloge Chamber of Co...
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Busy Afternoon for Leadwood Fire Protection District with Multiple Calls

Busy Afternoon for Leadwood Fire Protection District with Multiple Calls

The Leadwood Fire Protection District responded to a series of emergency calls Thursday afternoon...
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Missouri News

More Than 200,000 Voter Registrations Removed in Missouri in 2025

More Than 200,000 Voter Registrations Removed in Missouri in 2025

Those removed include deceased voters and convicted felons...
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New Law Relating to Nontraditional Educational Settings to Become Law

New Law Relating to Nontraditional Educational Settings to Become Law

Senate Bill 63 will create and modify provisions relating to the participat...
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Governor Kehoe Launches ‘Show-Me America 250’ at Missouri State Fair

Governor Kehoe Launches ‘Show-Me America 250’ at Missouri State Fair

The United States turns 250 years old next year...
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Trump Reportedly Urging Missouri to Redraw Congressional Map Before 2026

Trump Reportedly Urging Missouri to Redraw Congressional Map Before 2026

Republicans seek further advantages through redistricting...
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New Law Lets Chaplains in Schools

New Law Lets Chaplains in Schools

A new law takes effect in a couple of weeks...
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