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2 weeks ago | 
khqa.com | Jordan Bahr
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — A Missouri circuit court judge has ruled that a healthcare provider did not violate two state statutes related to legislative funding. Cole County Circuit Judge Cotton Walker handed down his decision Monday in favor of the Missouri Department of Social Services, and by extension, Hannibal Regional Healthcare System. The lawsuit, filed by Atlanta, Mo., resident Tina Binder in Sept.
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2 weeks ago | 
ktvo.com | Jordan Bahr
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — A Missouri circuit court judge has ruled that a healthcare provider did not violate two state statutes related to legislative funding. Cole County Circuit Judge Cotton Walker handed down his decision Monday in favor of the Missouri Department of Social Services, and by extension, Hannibal Regional Healthcare System. The lawsuit, filed by Atlanta, Mo., resident Tina Binder in Sept.
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2 weeks ago | 
ktvo.com | Jordan Bahr
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3 weeks ago | 
ktvo.com | Jordan Bahr
KIRKSVILLE, Mo. — An arrest has been made following a report of a shots fired incident Tuesday night in Kirksville. According to a press release from the Kirksville Police Department, officers responded to the area of North Luther and West Burton Street just before 11:45 p.m. A resident in the 700 block of West Burton told police that a man known to him drove near his house in a silver car and fired multiple times from a handgun.
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3 weeks ago | 
ktvo.com | Jordan Bahr
Biagio D. Davenport, of Hallsville, Mo., is accused of first-degree assault, a Class A felony, and armed criminal action in the shooting incident. The shooting happened in the 1100 block of North Franklin Street just after 9 p.m. Monday. According to court documents, when officers arrived, they found an 18-year-old man suffering from apparent gunshot wounds in the street. He told officers he was shot by someone in a black sedan.
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3 weeks ago | 
ktvo.com | Jordan Bahr
With the severe weather season in full swing, it's usually recommended to have a NOAA weather radio to receive the latest information. (File)
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4 weeks ago | 
ktvo.com | Jordan Bahr
MACON, Mo. — A northeast Missouri registered sex offender previously convicted of sexual assault has been charged again for allegedly molesting a young girl. On Monday, police arrested Hartford Bruce Bradford, 60, of Macon, Mo.Bradford is a tier 3 sex offender, the most serious designation. He is charged with five counts of second-degree child molestation, two of which are class-D felonies, and the other three are class-B.
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1 month ago | 
ktvo.com | Jordan Bahr
KIRKSVILLE, Mo. — A health clinic in northeast Missouri is using artificial intelligence to help their doctors more effectively assess their patients’ health. Artificial Intelligence is in just about everything we use, from our phones, to some of the most sophisticated computers in multiple industries. We use it to assist us in our everyday needs, like giving us the weather when we ask our virtual assistants. It also helps us answer some of the biggest questions we may have.
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1 month ago | 
ktvo.com | Jordan Bahr
KIRKSVILLE, Mo. — Some of America's best from Iowa started on a significant journey Thursday. Fifty Ottumwa and Des Moines-area veterans and six caretakers traveled to Kirksville Regional Airport on their way to Washington, D.C., for the Iowa Cherry Blossom Festival Honor Flight. This marks the first time an Iowa Honor Flight departed from Kirksville. This honor flight is a three-day visit to Washington, D.C., provided free of charge to the veterans.
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1 month ago | 
ktvo.com | Jordan Bahr
OTTUMWA, Iowa — A trial date has now been set for a southeast Iowa man accused of setting fire to his mother's house while she was still inside. Iowa court records state a jury trial for George Edward Dennison, 68, of Ottumwa, is slated for June 10. This will come after a pre-trial conference on May 19. Dennison faces a Class B felony count of first-degree arson, as well as two counts of animal abuse. The fire occurred early on the morning of Nov. 21, 2023 at 502 Wabash Street in Ottumwa.
