An Arkansas resident was flown by medical helicopter to University Hospital in Columbia after the car he was driving overturned off Highway 36 east of Bucklin.

The Missouri Department of Transportation hopes to reopen a rain-damaged bridge in eastern Putnam County by this weekend.

A portion of Sullivan County Public Water Supply District has a precautionary boil advisory because of maintenance work that required water to be shut off for a portion of Thursday.

North Central Missouri College in Trenton will once again be the host site of high school all-star basketball games sponsored by the Missouri Lions. The site was awarded on Wednesday night.

Bridgework on Gentry County Route E southeast of Stanberry was expected to be completed on Thursday. However, MoDOT says those concrete repairs are taking longer than anticipated so the bridge will remain closed tonight.

A Unionville truck driver was injured yesterday when his rig traveled off Highway 129, overturned, and struck a traffic light.

Gallatin's city administrator says he has received confirmation from the U.S. Department of Agriculture to build a lime-softening water plant. Zac Johnson has a meeting with the USDA and the project engineer on Tuesday (August 3rd) to discuss financing.

The Adair County Sheriff's Department reports the arrest of a Novinger man on charges of felony domestic assault. According to the probable cause statement, 40-year old William Craig started yelling at and throwing things in the direction of his 36-year old wife Regina at their residence at 608 10th Street in Novinger.

Beth Phillips, United States Attorney for the Western District of Missouri, announced that two men were charged in federal court today with participating in a conspiracy to grow thousands of marijuana plants following the execution of federal search warrants at several locations.

Bids came in as much as 20 percent higher than college officials anticipated for the first building to be constructed on the Barton ag campus at Trenton. The North Central Missouri College Board of Trustees, acting on a recommendation from the college president, rejected all bids.