Marshall Police Reports
The Marshall Police Department responded to the following calls from June 19-22, 2025:
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Squirrel enjoys day at work at Slater bank
Tuesday, June 24, was not a regular day at Exchange Bank in Slater. Staff members and customers were treated to a surprise visitor who, possibly, had more interest in looking for food and playing than actually working.
Hot days mean hot cars | Keep your children safe during extreme heat
The summer season has just begun, and the heat index has approached triple digits. Surfaces on playgrounds are hot, pavement can burn bare feet and pets’ paws, and wood and metal surfaces can also become too heated when the temperature is high.
Alpha Gal Syndrome: Understanding the Tick-Borne Allergy
Alpha-gal syndrome (AGS) is a serious and potentially life-threatening food allergy that has gained increasing attention in recent years, mostly due to its transmission through tick bites.
CHS: We are excited to share the launch of Limitless Life Solutions
The Center for Human Services announced it is expanding certain services and launching Limitless Life Solutions.
Sumner Insurance Services receives Impact Award at annual retreat
Sumner Insurance Services, a Sedalia agency that provides Medicare beneficiaries and seniors personalized guidance with their health insurance needs, receives top agency Impact Award from… Login to continue reading Login…
Truth of Love: The Kingdom
The movement of the Kingdom of God Philosophy is not entirely new in conceptualizing how we can be instruments in a world that needs the truth of the gospels. Yeshua/Jesus message was that the Kingdom of God is at hand. Meaning Yehovah’s (God’s) reality breaks into and transforms lives.
Marshall Police Reports
The Marshall Police Department responded to the following calls from June 15-19, 2025:
Slater native to run for Kansas governor
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State Fire Marshal cautions Missourians to put safety first as seasonal retailers prepare to sell fireworks across the state
JEFFERSON CITY – As Missourians begin plans and preparations for July 4th holiday celebrations, they should also keep in mind the danger posed by the misuse of fireworks. Fireworks sales at seasonal retailers are legal in Missouri between June 20 and July 10. Through June 16, the Division of Fire Safety had issued 1,127 permits to seasonal fireworks retailers.