John Garlock

1 week ago | ktvo.com | John Garlock

LANCASTER, Mo. — A northeast Missouri crash involving two SUVs from Iowa sent one person to the hospital. It happened right around 12:15 p.m. Tuesday at the intersection of Highway 63 and Highway 202 in Lancaster. The Schuyler County Sheriff's Office told KTVO at the scene that an eastbound SUV on 202, driven by John Matney, 67, of Marshalltown, Iowa, failed to yield and T-boned an SUV that was northbound on Highway 63. The second SUV was driven by Michael Craycraft, 63, of Ottumwa.

1 week ago | ktvo.com | John Garlock

GREENTOP, Mo. — A Memorial Day UTV crash left a northeast Missouri man badly hurt. The rollover wreck happened just before 5:30 p.m. Monday on Peacock Road, four miles Southwest of Greentop. Missouri state troopers said an unnamed 31-year-old man from Greentop was driving the UTV, when it started skidding in the gravel. The side-by-side then traveled off the right side of the roadway and overturned. The driver, who was not wearing a safety device, suffered serious injuries.

1 week ago | ktvo.com | John Garlock

UNIONVILLE, Mo. — A Saturday morning house fire in Unionville, Missouri, led to the discovery of a body inside the burned-out home and the arrest of one of the people who lived there. The structure fire at the Danny and Sandra Gilworth residence was reported shortly after 10:30 a.m. Saturday at 810 South 23rd Street in Unionville. Emergency personnel rushed to the home, and firefighters put out the fire. After the flames were extinguished, investigators found one person dead inside the residence.

2 weeks ago | ktvo.com | John Garlock

MOBERLY, Mo. — A wrong-way crash on Highway 63 in Moberly Thursday afternoon left a Kirksville, Missouri, woman injured. State troopers said a car driven by an unnamed 53-year-old Moberly man was traveling southbound in the northbound lanes of Highway 63 when it collided with an SUV driven by a 72-year-old woman from Kirksville. The man from Moberly suffered serious injuries and was rushed by ambulance to University Hospital in Columbia. The Kirksville woman suffered minor injuries.

2 weeks ago | ktvo.com | John Garlock

KIRKSVILLE, Mo. — There's always a little bit of ribbing that goes on between police officers and firefighters,On Thursday, that was in the spotlight during the fifth annual "Kirksville Battle of the Badges" blood drive. For the 4th year in a row, the friendly competition is dedicated to the memory of late Kirksville Police Chief Steve Farnsworth, who donated blood at every opportunity he could.