Severe Weather Preparedness Week ends with the topic of Flooding. Warning Coordination Meteorologist Andy Bailey says there are two types of flooding – River flooding and Flash Flooding – and
Eighty-one calls for service were handled by the Chillicothe Police Department Thursday. Calls included parking complaints, a suspicious backpack, business checks, and traffic stops. 4:05 pm, Officers responded to Orchard.
The deadline for filing taxes this year is NOT April 15th… IRS Spokesman Michael Devine says you will have a few extra days this year. Devine says the IRS recommends
Crowder State Park in Trenton is celebrating the end of Winter with a guided hike on March 19th. Guests for a 3.2-mile guided hike on Tall Oaks Trail should meet
Chillicothe’s annual Easter Egg Hunt, sponsored by the Chillicothe Parks Department and Grand River Area Family YMCA is April 1st at 10:00 am at Simpson Park.  Shawn Hurtgen from the
Meetings to discuss as many as 34 poor-condition bridges in northcentral Missouri will be held at several locations, including a meeting in Chillicothe next week. The meetings are to discuss
If you are planning to operate a vessel on Missouri waters and were born after January 1st of 1984, you will need a Boating Safety Identification Card. The Missouri Highway
This is Severe Weather Preparedness Week and today’s focus is on Wind and Hail. Like lightning, wind and hail are elements of thunderstorms that are very common and both can
Traffic stops, business checks, well-being checks and reports of harassment are part of the 107 calls for service for the Chillicothe Police Department on Wednesday. Other calls include: 10:02 a.m.,
Chillicothe’s Board of Public Works will have a second budget review as part of their meeting Friday morning, the meeting will start at 7:00 am at the CMU office. Reports
