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When a police officer is forced to make a split-second decision, there’s no pause button. But with Richmond’s newest training equipment, those highstakes moments can now be practiced safely, repeatedly and with the same tools officers carry every day on duty.

A recent professional milestone brought recognition to Richmond’s court operations, as the city prepares for a busy season of infrastructure projects, financial planning and facility repairs. Sarah Collins, the city’s court clerk, became a certified court administrator and was appointed Region Six director for the Missouri Association for Court Administration.

A routine cleanup event meant to honor the dead has raised new questions about ownership of the grounds they’re buried in. As Ray County commissioners prepared to join a cemetery workday later this month, they uncovered a deeper legal and historical issue: in many cases, no one can confidently say who owns the land being maintained.