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Brief: St. Joe Crime Strike, Super PAC Ramps Up in Kansas, Drought Worsens

A big crime crackdown occurred in St. Joe Thursday. Law enforcement agencies were out in striking numbers.

64 Citations issued 35 warning citations 9 Warrant arrests 6 Felony arrests (New Cases) 2 DWIs 1 Driving while suspended

 

A Republican super PAC sends workers to two Kansas congressional districts. The Congressional Leadership Fund recently set up offices in Kansas’ 2nd District and 3rd District.

In the 2nd District, Democrat Paul Davis faces Steve Watkins, a GOP newcomer. In the 3rd District, Rep. Kevin Yoder is facing Democratic newcomer Sharice Davids.

 

Senator Roy Blunt says half of rural Missouri lacks high-speed internet.

 

A Missouri woman who is charged with killing her 5-year-old daughter and critically injuring her 1-year-old son by intentionally driving into the Kansas River told authorities she wanted to die and didn’t want anyone else to have her children, according to court records.

The probable cause affidavit says she told police she had been voluntarily admitted to a psychiatric hospital for several hours on Aug. 2, one day before she plunged into the river in downtown Lawrence, about 160 miles west of her hometown of Columbia, Missouri.

 

Drought conditions persist.

The Brief is a daily roundup from St. Joe Post and around the web. The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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