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JEFFERSON CITY – On Monday, May 19, Governor Mike Kehoe provided an update on the recovery efforts following the devastating severe storms and tornadoes that struck on May 16, leaving widespread destruction in St. Louis and the southeast Missouri region. Governor Kehoe and state officials spent Saturday with local officials in St. Louis surveying some of the hardest-hit areas. All levels of government are fully engaged, and recovery efforts continue across the region.
JEFFERSON CITY — Missouri State Treasurer Vivek Malek announced legislative achievements from the 2025 regular session that protect taxpayer dollars and promote responsible, return-focused investment practices.
JEFFERSON CITY – As Missourians ramp up their summer travels, the Missouri Department of Transportation is urging drivers to plan ahead, use good judgment and be patient, as there are more work zones than ever across the state this construction season. Distracted driving, impaired driving, excessive speeds, and not wearing seat belts are just a few of the concerns that may accompany the increased Memorial Day weekend traffic. In Missouri, 10 people were killed and 83 were seriously injured in crashes over the Memorial Day holiday last year. Prior to this year’s holiday weekend, MoDOT officials said they would like that number to be zero for the 2025 holiday.
Two Saline County residents have been charged with financially exploiting an elderly person after the victim’s power of attorney learned he gave away his home through a Quit Claim Deed.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (May 22, 2025) -- Numerous mistakes made by the Randolph County Clerk’s Office have contributed to the county receiving a rating of “poor” in a new audit report released today by Missouri State Auditor Scott Fitzpatrick. The audit documents how the County Clerk failed to comply with state law, which will force the Higbee Fire Protection District to place a bond issue on the ballot for a third time, made numerous errors when reporting the assessed valuation of each taxing jurisdiction, and may have caused the county to collect excessive property taxes.
Marshall Junior Tennis starts Tuesday, May 27.
Local history compiled by Marshall Public Library genealogy staff.
Marshall Municipal Utilities has announced Mark Klasing and Caleb Griffitt as their “Employees of the Quarter” for the quarter ending March 31, 2025.
The Smith Chapel Cemetery annual board of directors meeting is scheduled at 2 p.m. Sunday, June 1. The meeting will take place at the church sanctuary. Everyone is invited to attend.