Photos of a flasher. Take a look at the Kirksville police Facebook page, to see if know the man in several photos.
Police say he walked into a Walmart and a Hobby Lobby earlier this summer and exposed himself to customers.
He’s wearing a mask in the pics. The suspect appears to be white with long black hair that goes to the bottom of his neck and he has a black beard.
Police estimate is age to be somewhere between 18 and 35. He’s driving a dark gray or silver Dodge Ram 1500 crew cab.
Should you show a photo-ID to vote. The NAACP and the League of Women voters don’t think so. They’re suing over Missouri’s voter-ID law. The groups are asking a judge to stop the law from taking effect on Sunday.
Police say a Moberly man lost his cool and made threats in a phone call to his wife’s place of work, Valley View Health and Rehab.
53 year old Rickey Ridgeway arrested for making a terroist threat. Police say he called the facility to speak with his wife, but when he was told she was not available he threatened the person on the phone, saying that he would blow that person away.
Dropping out of the Senate race. John Wood, a Republican running as an Independent, says he’s quitting the race. That leaves Republican Eric Schmitt and Democrat Trudy Busch Valentine.
Wood says he did not have a path to victory. And, more than anything, he’s just glad the disgraced former Governor Eric Greitens did not get the Republican nomination.
Got some ideas on how to enhance tourism in Kirskville? The city has an open spot on the Tourism Advisory board. You can apply on line at the city’s website to be considered.
Truman State posted surveillance pics on their Facebook page of three people they believe broke into cars on campus early Sunday.
Items were taken from several cars that were parked in campus lots. The Truman police department hopes somebody recognizes the people and calls with a tip.
If you have an iPhone, iPad or Mac — heads-up. Hackers apparently have figured out how to open the door and take control of the devices.
Apple says there are security patches you can download to correct the problem.
The company that was supposed to start taking down the old water tower in dowtown Kirksville — has been delayed on another job.
So instead of the work and street closings starting on Monday — it will be put off a week. The project now set to start on the 29th.
Missouri voters could decide to let marijuana convictions go away — like a puff of smoke.
It’s part of that constitutional amendment on the ballot this November, that would legalize pot. If voters approve the amendment, besides making weed legal, it would also erase past marijuana convictions for nonviolent offenders and for those did not sell to kids or drive while high.
Will more money help find an accused Kirksville killer?
The U.S. Marshals Service certainly hopes it will. They are increasing the reward money to $10,000 in the search for Jesse Rongey. Rongey is charged with killing Stephen Munn and mutilating his body. Munn owned a large piece of land where Rongey had been staying.
A private citizen also kicked in $5,000 in reward money — so now the total is up to $15,000 for Rongey’s capture. He is considered armed and dangerous.