Pleasant Hill News

St. Joseph and the region began preparing Sunday for at least the potential of the season's first measurable snowfall.

A woman who had been charged with child endangerment after almost 370 animals were seized from her Missouri farm has been placed on two years of unsupervised probation.

A pickup drives past a a road closeda sign on State Route FF near Agency, Mo., Wednesday afternoon.

A slow moving storm system could bring the first snow of the season to the Kansas City area this afternoon.The storm system is over central Kansas and is expected to move into central Missouri tonight, according to the National Weather Service in Pleasant Hill, Mo.

The problem Jim White of Pleasant Hill is frustrated by people who drive on westbound Volker Boulevard in Kansas City and try to make left turns onto some streets, even though signs say that isnt allowed during rush hour.

Swimming to class was not out of the realm of possibilities last Thursday, as Red Barn Park filled with runoff water from torrential rainfall.

By Allen Edmonds, The Star HeraldA 27-year-old Cass County man is charged with first-degree murder after a chain of violence stretching over several hours on Nov.

CASS COUNTY, MO a ' The Cass County Sheriffa TMs Office arrested two people allegedly responsible for a weekend homicide.

Cass County authorities have charged a man and a woman in the shooting death of Steven Lawrence, 35.Christopher R. Sullivan, 27, of Pleasant Hill was charged with first-degree murder, armed criminal action and tampering with physical evidence.

Harrisonville High School resumed classes Thursday after a fire last week forced classes to be canceled through Wednesday of this week.The fire began at around 8:40 a.m. Sept.

The 1st annual Cara Jo Roberts Memorial Golf Tournament teed off at 9 a.m at Country Creek Golf Course in Pleasant Hill .

Long-sleeved summer days left many fearing a harsh winter, but the past few months will have no bearing on future weather conditions.

A funnel cloud apparently touched down this afternoon in the Lees Summit area.No damage had been reported just before 3 p.m.National Weather Service personnel had monitored several reports from law enforcement sources regarding a funnel cloud that may have briefly touched down near Interstate 470 and Raytown Road.

Missouri transportation officials have approved rail projects costing about $200 million that they hope to pay for with federal stimulus money.

Missouri transportation officials have approved rail projects costing about $200 million that they hope to pay for with federal stimulus money.

Forecast by: Gary Brauer Email: brauer@nbcactionnews.com Posted by: Aaron Heintzelman Last Update: 6:51 pm Slideshow KANSAS CITY, Mo.

Missouri transportation officials have approved $200 million of rail projects for which they hope to receive federal stimulus money.

The Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission on Wednesday approved 11 rail projects totaling $201.3 million as part of its five-year transportation plan.

Missouri transportation officials have approved rail projects costing about $200 million that they hope to pay for with federal stimulus money.

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