Agents for the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service are investigating the shooting deaths of two bald eagles. Cash rewards are available for information leading to convictions in the cases.

The North Central Missouri College men’s basketball team has announced the signing of St. Louis area student/athlete Jory Woodson. Woodson signed a letter of intent at NCMC on April 10th.

The Livingston County Sheriff's Department has investigated a serious traffic accident, that recently resulted in an arrest, as well as an unattended death investigation due to a car fire.

The North Central Missouri College Lady Pirates basketball team has signed its first recruit for the 2013-14 season. Kayla Oetterer, a 5’11” forward from New Haven, Missouri has made the decision to continue her basketball career at NCMC.

Law enforcement officials in Blue Springs are continuing a death investigation involving a women described as "being from the Trenton and Spickard area" of northern Missouri.

The University of Missouri has announced additional details concerning the athletic department’s visit later this month to Mendon.

A Gallatin resident was hurt early Sunday morning when the car he was driving traveled off Highway 13 and overturned south of Gallatin.

Three persons received what the Highway Patrol called minor injuries in separate accidents Monday on Highway 136 in Mercer and Harrison Counties.

Mercer County Sheriff Steve Stockman says the inmate who forced his way past a jailer and escaped from jail late Sunday afternoon is suspected of stealing a car that eventually wrecked in southern Iowa. The inmate is 22 year old Tyler Hinshaw of Mercer. Stockman said Hinshaw had been held in the Mercer County Jail for the past six months.

Putnam County, Green City, and Milan FFA chapters are among those from this area to qualify the most judging teams for state following district-level competitions this week for northeast Missouri schools. Putnam County of Unionville will send six judging teams to the state FFA convention this month; Green City qualified four teams; and Milan will send three teams. Teams from Green City and Meadville captured first place at the northeast Missouri career development events.

SEDALIA—State Fair Community College has hired Dr. Joanna Anderson as the fifth president in its 45-year history.

The Trenton girls and boys varsity track teams won a meet at Brookfield, with the Trenton Middle School sweeping championship honors at the TMS Quad, on Tuesday afternoon.

Trenton Middle and High School have announced those receiving Gold and National honors in FCCLA. They will compete again in Nashville, Tennessee at the FCCLA National Leadership Convention on July 6-11. FCCLA Star Event competition was held April 8, in Columbia.

A couple that owns Lace Image Photography in Unionville say they lost everything, including their cameras, two computers, and photographs in a building collapse on the Unionville square early Monday morning.

A Newtown man, 43-year old Wesley Tuley, has been arrested and jailed, charged with sexual misconduct involving a child.

Sarah Allen was the guest on Open Line, discussing the Soccer Stars program.

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An Independence man was injured on Sunday night when the Highway Patrol said a car struck a deer on southbound Interstate 35 in Cameron.

Various activities are planned next week when Rissler Elementary School in Trenton holds a library book fair. Proceeds will be used to fund reading and book-related activities for the students.

Abby Oberman and Elizabeth Gibson were guests on KTTN's Open Line program discussing Public Health Month and other topics from the Health Department.

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Results have been released following the second day of career development judging events on the district level for F-F-A students in northwest Missouri schools. We have also compiled a list of local/area teams that advance to further competition at the Missouri FFA convention later this month in Columbia.