Driver charged after 14-year-old killed in crash
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A Richmond teenager is facing a felony DWI charge after a rollover crash resulted in the death of a 14-year-old passenger. Madelynn L.
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Correction
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The Richmond News reported July 11 that coach Matt O’Dell is an Orrick High School graduate. O’Dell attended Orrick, but graduated from Kearney..
Clinic’s new face blends skill with compassion
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A new veterinarian is bringing fresh energy and a deep love for animals to the community, sharing her passion for both pets and people. “I’ve always really liked animals,” stated Dr.
County eyes GPS monitoring to cut jail costs
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Ray County officials are reviewing a proposed contract renewal with Missouri Supervision, a private electronic monitoring company represented locally by Natalie Macy of Macey Bail Bonds. The program allows nonviolent offenders to be placed on GPS or alcohol-monitoring bracelets instead of being held in jail, a move officials said could save thousands of taxpayer dollars.
Health leaders detail impacts of sweeping Medicaid cuts
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Editor’s note: This is the last of a two-part series examining information Missouri health leaders recently discussed regarding sweeping federal Medicaid cuts. Part one described the proposed reductions and shared leaders’ warnings about impacts on rural hospitals and health coverage. Part two examines how these cuts could lead to maternity care deserts, compel health systems to reduce budgets, and leave thousands of families without access to essential services.
Sewer backup prompts funding questions
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A failed sewer line in Homestead Village caused raw sewage to back up into a home, forcing engineers to order emergency repairs before the project had even been bid. The situation was outlined to Ray County commissioners at a recent meeting as part of a broader update on infrastructure projects and federal compliance requirements.
