A teenager from Cosby, Missouri was hospitalized after a single-vehicle crash in Rosendale Tuesday morning. He also faces possible drunk driving charges.
The Missouri State Highway Patrol says 18-year-old Casey Huffman lost control of his vehicle along US-71 highway at about 11:19 a.m. According to the crash report, the car left the roadway and hit a fence.
An online arrest report says he was arrested on investigation of possession of a controlled substance, DWI, driving while suspended, careless and imprudent driving involving an accident, and leaving the scene of an accident. No formal charges have been filed.
He was released for treatment at Mosaic Life Care.
A trial-setting is scheduled next month for Kendall Randolph on two misdemeanor counts filed in connection with a disturbance outside the Brown Bear Tavern last month.
Mr Randolph appeared in court Tuesday to face two counts of assault in the third degree. He entered a plea of not guilty.
An arraignment hearing scheduled November 16th was cancelled. Mr Randolph is scheduled for a trial-setting November 4th.
He was released on his own recognizance provided he not consume alcohol or drugs, that he not carry a firearm, and that he stay away from the victims and the tavern where the incident allegedly took place. He will also be required to wear a SCRAM alcohol monitoring device and must submit to drug testing.
The charges stem from an incident September 23 outside the Brown Bear on St Joseph Avenue. Find more details here.
U.S. News & World Report has named Mosaic Life Care one of the most connected hospital for 2015-16.
To identify the Most Connected Hospitals, U.S. News analyzed dozens of variables spanning three domains of medicine where electronic connectedness came to make a difference to patients. U.S. News assigned domain-specific scores and an overall score to each hospital for which it could obtain data from the most recent AHA Annual Survey Information Technology Supplement, an IT survey that the American Hospital Association administers to hospitals nationwide.
Mosaic was one of 158 hospitals in the national to make the list. Only one other hospital in Missouri made the list, the University of Missouri Health Care based in Columbia.
The Trenton Police Department is asking the public for help locating a man who picked up a Trenton student near a bus stop.
The student was later let out and continued on to school.
The suspect is described as a white male in his late-twenties or early-thirties with facial hair and a piercing in his lower lip wearing a black pullover hoodie, orange shorts and brightly colored Nike shoes. He was driving a dirty blue colored sport utility vehicle.
Anyone with any information in regards to this incident is asked to contact the Trenton Police Department at (660) 359-5557 or (660) 359-2121.
An 86-year-old Holt County man was seriously injured Monday after a crash in Clinton County with a UPS truck.
According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol Daye Richard was flown by lifenet to Liberty Hospital with serious injuries after pulling a 2013 Kia into the path of a UPS Delivery vehicle around 3:25 p.m. at the intersection of MO 116 and US 69. 42-year-old Gregory Potter of St. Joseph was the driver of the UPS vehicle and he was not injured.
The UPS truck was moderately damaged, Richard’s vehicle was listed as totaled. Richard was wearing a seat belt.
Odds to win the World Series:
Kansas City: 11/10
New York: 10/11
Odds to win the World Series MVP:
Daniel Murphy: 11/2
Alcides Escobar: 7/1
Lorenzo Cain: 8/1
Yoenis Cespedes: 8/1
Jacob deGrom: 10/1
Kendrys Morales: 12/1
Over/under on stolen bases for
Kansas City: 4
New York: 4.5
Combined: 8.5
Over/under on sacrifice bunts for
Kansas City: 3.5
New York: 3
Combined: 6.5
Odds a home run breaks the fountain at Kauffman Stadium: 600/1
Odds a home run breaks the apple at Citi Field: 1000/1
Over/under on the number of replay reviews in the series: 4.5
Over/under on the number of calls challenged by managers in the series: 3
Odds a player or manager gets ejected during a World Series game: 22/1
Odds there is a brawl with at least one punch thrown during the World Series: 99/1
Fan bets:
Odds a fan runs onto the field during the World Series: 9/1
Odds a fan streaks the field during the World Series: 100/1
Odds a fan parachutes into the stadium during the World Series: 2000/1
Odds a streaking fan arrives via parachute: 5000/1
Odds it snows during the World Series: 100/1
Broadcast bets:
Over/under on the number of Fox promos for non-sports Fox television shows: 20.5
Over/under on the number of times the broadcast cuts to shots of fans in costume on Halloween: 8.5
Over/under on the number of times Fox shows the NYC skyline during World Series broadcasts: 9.5
Over/under on the number of times Fox shows George Brett during World Series broadcasts: 5.5
Over/under on the number of times the Mets’ 1986 championship is referenced during World Series broadcasts: 13.5
Over/under on the number of times the name “Buckner” is mentioned during World Series broadcasts: 4.5
Over/under on the number of celebrity sightings during the World Series: 15
Shatto Milk Company is offering royal blue milk as the Royals battle the Mets in the World Series. The Osborne company has just released a new limited edition “CROWN” milk bottle that will contain 2% milk colored royal blue.
“We are so excited to offer blue milk in support of the Royals. We are huge baseball fans and wanted to something a little fun to celebrate,” said Barbara Shatto. “The bottle was an idea that had long been discussed, but came about due to the ongoing requests by customers.”
The limited edition milk bottles and the blue milk will hit store shelves starting on Thursday. Shatto Milk has also made available some outstanding apparel showing off the crown connection. Those shirts can be purchased at here.
UPDATE 10/27: Crews with the Missouri Department of Transportation will inspect the raised portion of I-229 near downtown St. Joseph for possible damaged caused by a crash and fire on the highway Monday afternoon.
The drivers were treated for minor injuries after a dump truck clipped the rear of a passenger vehicle. The accident shut down northbound traffic on the interstate for several hours.
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10/26/15 – A crash on the I-229 bridge in St. Joseph has caused the closure of the highway.
The St. Joseph Police Department said I-229 has been shutdown to northbound traffic at 3:53 Monday afternoon. That’s just north of 36 highway on the double-decker bridge.
According to one of our listeners there is a dump truck on fire on top of the bridge and a car with its rear wheels hanging off of the side.
The Buchanan County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office has filed two misdemeanor counts against a local businessman allegedly involved in a disturbance outside a local bar last month.
Arraignment is scheduled November 16 before Judge Keith Marquart for Kendall Randolph.
(Note: online court records show an arraignment date of November 16. In a news release, Prosecuting Attorney Dwight Scroggins says arraignment is Thursday, October 27 at 9am.)
Mr Randolph faces two counts of assault in the third degree. Both are class A misdemeanors, each count punishable by up to one year behind bars.
In sworn court documents, Detective Frank Till cites witness statements asserting Mr Randolph grabbed the victim by the throat and slammed him against the side of a building. In the second count, the affidavit asserts that Mr Randolph “intentionally drove approximately 6-8 feet toward the victim in an attempt to strike the victim with his vehicle.”
The charges stem from an argument outside the Brown Bear Tavern at 2028 St. Joseph Avenue on the night of September 23. After the argument, police went to Mr Randolph’s home, but were held at bay for hours when he refused to come out. He later surrendered and was taken into custody.
The charges make no mention of a woman who says she was assaulted that night. The victim in the criminal case is described as “him,” and identified only by initials. Those initials were redacted by officials in the Circuit Clerk’s Office.
Earlier this month, the St Joseph woman filed suit against Mr Randolph, claiming that he pointed a firearm at her and threatened to shoot her. This criminal case makes no mention of a firearm. The plaintiff Heidi Morrow also claims the defendant drove his vehicle onto the sidewalk and toward her and a crowd of people standing there. A trial-setting conference is scheduled January 6 in the civil suit. (click here)
The United Way is asking people to eat out to benefit the 2015 campaign and have a chance to meet a few local celebrities at the same time.
Tuesday from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. 10% of purchases made at any St. Joseph McDonald’s location will go to the United Way of Greater St. Joseph.
Local media representatives as well as city and county officials and many more community members will be out volunteering at several locations throughout the day. CLICK HERE to see the list.
The funds raised will help the agency in trying to reach its $3.1 million goal. As of Sept. 24 $1.1 million had already been raised. The agency plans to hold its next campaign report Oct. 31 at Missouri Western.
A victory dinner is slated for Nov. 5 from 6 p.m. to 8:15 p.m. at Western’s Fulkerson Center.
A teenager from Cosby, Missouri was hospitalized after a single-vehicle crash in Rosendale Tuesday morning. He also faces possible drunk driving charges.
