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Richmond police adopt AI to speed up investigations
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Richmond police will soon use artificial intelligence to speed up investigations and transcribe recorded evidence in minutes, a move Police Chief Scott Bagley called a major time-saver for his department.
Fire department urges safety, outlines fireworks rules
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MIRANDA JAMISON As Independence Day approaches, bursts of red, white and blue aren’t the only things set to ignite. Fireworks can bring thrills and celebration, but when misused, they can also spark injuries, fires and legal trouble.
Commissioners participate in cemetery cleanup day
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EASTERN COMMISSIONER Max Hockemeier trims grass along the edge of the cemetery..
Bridge claim, copier contract lead county discussions
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MIRANDA JAMISON Uncertainty over ownership of a critical rural bridge and rising copier expenses have county officials reviewing long-term oversight and budgeting strategies. Commissioners considered signing a letter confirming that the county owns a bridge tied to a temporary infrastructure project.
Two wheels, one mission
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MIRANDA JAMISON Two women riding through miles of Missouri hills aren’t just in it for the challenge – they’re pedaling with purpose. This week, their cross-state bicycle journey brought them to Richmond, warmly hosted by Jerry and Marian Berning, longtime members of Faith Lutheran Church.
‘True pioneer’ wrestler, fun-loving runner enter HOF
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A trailblazer and a man who kept his speech short and sweet were among the class of 2025 inductees into the Richmond Spartan Athletic Hall of Fame. Shamaine Danner was the trailblazer.
Orrick looks to establish youth football teams
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Spurred by some divine guidance, two 8-man youth football teams are forming in Orrick. Led by Drew Schoeneck, plans are underway to form one team for third- and fourth-graders, and another for fifth- and sixth-graders.
