Bill Shuler

(BOWLING GREEN)--   A September Fifth trial date is set for a Curryville man facing a drug charge. 23-year-old Devin Kirk of Curryville is accused of possession of a controlled substance.

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(WEST QUINCY)—Fire late Wednesday afternoon destroys a mobile home in West Quincy. Palmyra and LaGrange firefighters responded. Quincy Tri Township Firefighters also went to the scene to help in getting water to the fire

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(QUINCY)—A two vehicle rollover crash at 28th and College in Quincy at 12:09 Wednesday afternoon results in injuries for one of the drivers. Quincy Police say a car driven by 19 year old Ashley Brumbaugh of Canton failed to stop at a stop sign and collided with an SUV driven by 28 year old Natalie Powell of Quincy

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(QUINCY)—Investigators are looking for the cause of a fire that destroyed a vacant mobile home at 524 Turtle Lake Trail late Tuesday evening.

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(HULL)—A Roodhouse truck driver faces charges following the crash of his semi late Monday night along I-72 at mile marker 12.

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(ALEXANDRIA)—A near head on collision on US 61 a mile and a half north of Alexandria at 6:05 Monday evening results in injuries to five people.

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(EDINA)—A change of venue is granted in a Knox County murder case. The second degree murder trial of 59 year old Glen Head of Novelty will be heard in Clark County.

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(MACON)—Missouri Highway Patrol troopers plan a Click it or Ticket seat belt enforcement campaign in Marion County later this month. Troop B commanding officer Captain James Wilt says the enforcement operation is part of a nationwide campaign focusing on seat belt violations.

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(QUINCY)--   Blessing Health Systems is joining the St Louis-based healthcare provider BJC Collaborative.

Blessing Health Systems includes hospitals in Quincy and Pittsfield.   Representatives say the goal is to reduce costs by sharing information and resources in advance of changes expected under Obamacare

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(JEFFERSON CITY)--Missouri lawmakers have given final approval to an income tax cut for businesses and individual taxpayers. The legislation approved yesterday would be the first decrease in Missouri’s income tax rate since 1921

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