COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Two men from Columbia were given federal prison sentences in separate cases on Wednesday, according to press releases from the Department of Justice. Deshawn Anthony Harris, 21, was sentenced to five years in prison for possessing a “machine gun conversion device,” after pleading guilty to the charge, the release says. After his The post 2 Columbia men sentenced in separate federal cases appeared first on ABC17NEWS.

Lynne Patrice Harris 72, of St. Joseph, Missouri passed away Friday, October 30, 2026 in Agency. She...

Preliminary figures from the Missouri Department of Conservation show hunters harvested 1,633 turkeys during the October 2026 fall firearms season, a decrease of 317 birds from the 1,950 recorded in 2025. In the Green Hills region, Sullivan County led with 20 turkeys, followed by Putnam County with 19. Livingston and Linn counties each reported 12, […] The post Missouri hunters report lower fall firearm turkey harvest in 2026 appeared first on KTTN 92.3 FM & KGOZ 101.7 FM | Trenton &am

A jury trial has been scheduled in Sullivan County for a Marceline man accused of felony offenses connected to the death of an infant in June 2025. Online court records indicate Kullen Joe McElhaney’s trial is set to begin April 19, 2027. A pretrial conference is scheduled for March 3, 2027. McElhaney faces four felony […] The post Infant death case goes to Sullivan County for April 19 jury trial appeared first on KTTN 92.3 FM & KGOZ 101.7 FM | Trenton & North Missouri News.

By Emma Tucker, Isa Mudannayake, CNN (CNN) — The US Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer accused of running over an undocumented immigrant from Mexico with a vehicle appeared in court Monday morning for a bond hearing and will be booked into jail, according to the Harris County Sheriff’s Office. A grand jury indicted the officer The post ICE officer indicted on allegations he ran over undocumented Mexican immigrant appears in court appeared first on ABC17NEWS.

Bryan Douglas Conner, 66, of Milan, Missouri, died Friday, Oct. 16, 2026. Bryan was born Jan. 31, 1960, to Rayburn Leon and Linda Lou (Lee) Conner. He is survived by his mother and stepfather, Linda Conner and Larry Gieseke of Milan; two brothers, Ernie Conner and his wife, Mindy, of Green City, and Jeff Conner […] The post Bryan Douglas Conner, age 66 appeared first on KTTN 92.3 FM & KGOZ 101.7 FM | Trenton & North Missouri News.

A celebration of life for James “Jimmy” Clark, 73, of Green Castle, Missouri, will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 7, 2026, at Legends Live On Bar in Green Castle. Ruschmeier-Smith Funeral Home handled his cremation arrangements. Jimmy died Thursday, Oct. 1, 2026, at his home, surrounded by family. Survivors include his children, Angie […] The post James “Jimmy” Clark, age 73 appeared first on KTTN 92.3 FM & KGOZ 101.7 FM | Trenton & North Missouri News.

Silex defeated Princeton 10-0 in 4½ innings Saturday in Springfield to capture the Missouri Class 1 state softball championship. The game was broadcast on KTTN FM 92.3. Princeton managed one hit and one walk against Silex pitcher Rylan Harris, who recorded 10 strikeouts. Silex finished with eight hits, five walks, eight earned runs and no […] The post Princeton falls to Silex in Missouri Class 1 softball appeared first on KTTN 92.3 FM & KGOZ 101.7 FM | Trenton & North Missouri New

Members of the Trenton Rotary Club supported Bright Futures Trenton during a community service project Thursday, Oct. 29, at the organization’s building. The project was part of the club’s Fifth Thursday meeting, led by Kristi Harris, with Dan Wilford offering the opening prayer. Bright Futures Trenton co-directors Lynn Griffin and Terri Critten outlined the organization’s […] The post Trenton Rotary hears Food Pals update and plans a Guatemalan trip appeared first on KTT

By Jenelle Dito for FICO If you’ve been paying more attention to your credit score lately, you’re in good company. The appetite among Americans to understand and manage their credit has never been stronger. According to the 2026 fall edition of the FICO Score Credit Insights Report, conducted by The Harris Poll on behalf of The post What everyday consumers really think about their credit in 2026 appeared first on KQ2 | St. Joseph, Missouri News, Weather & Sports.