Linn News

It wasA a Capital CityA Christmas as hundreds turned outA for the annual Jaycees Christmas parade.

Monday, November 16, 2009 at 5:10 p.m. Read more: Health , Healthwatch Owen Wagnera s toes where severed while he was working on his farm in Linn, Mo.

An elderly man was killed Sunday when the car he was driving crossed the center line of Highway 50 in Franklin County and hit an oncoming car head-on. The victim was identified as Glendale D. Morton, 79, of Linn, Mo.

The Highway Patrol is investigating after an Osage County Sheriff's Deputy was driving drunk and crashed his patrol car.

Posted on Wednesday, October 21, 2009 at 6:19 a.m. The Jefferson City Police Department says in observance of a National School Bus Safety weeka , they will be working overtime to follow some buses.

The Jefferson City Police Department says in observance of a National School Bus Safety weeka , they will be working overtime to follow some buses.

A Perryville man has been named to the 2009 Summer Dean's List at Linn State Technical College.

The man accused of starting the fire that killed a Linn College student and burned down a popular restaurant is scheduled to appear in court today.

Man arrested in Jefferson City shooting By Colleen Hogan Wednesday, October 14, 2009 at 5:20 PM A St.

Posted on Wednesday, October 14, 2009 at 4:45 p.m. Kids can get the vaccine in their pediatrician's office,A however,A t he Boone County Health Department plans to administer the vaccine during school.

Wearing a pair of homemade tennis shoes, a miniature horse named Cookie is bringing smiles to everyone she meets.

The chase, which reached speeds ofA 100 miles per hour, lasted about 20 minutes before Borum lost control of the car and crashed on County Road 397 in Callaway County.

Jefferson City state representative Bill Deeken said he has earned a seat in the state Senate.

The Osage County Prosecutor has charged two Linn residents with felony murder, for allegedly running a meth lab in their apartment and causing a fire that killed a man.

Two mid-Missourians have been charged with murder after a deadly blaze in a two-story building in Linn.The Jefferson City News-Tribune reported Friday that prosecutors in Osage County charged 34-year-olds Lisa R. Willer and John R. Tharp with second-degree murder and first-degree arson.

Federal drug investigators are now looking into what caused an overnight fire in Linn that killed a college student.

Tracy Rider, 42, was killed after she lost control of her car, crossed the center line and hit one car, then continued north and hit another vehicle.

Police say Lauren Lansford of Belle was caught by the victim insideA his house. Bethany Wilson of Linn was driving the victim's stolen vehicle.

Thursday, September 03, 2009 at 6:03 p.m. Authorities in Maries County have jailed two women on suspicion breaking into a house yesterday and stole a car.

The local solid waste management district is receiving a $34,417 grant from the Missouri Department of Natural Resources .