Linn County, MO

State Troopers report three arrests in the area counties over the weekend. Saturday at about 4:10 pm in Linn county, Troopers arrested 36-year-old Adam C Quartier of Warrenville, IL for alleged DWI. He was processed and released. Sunday at about 1:30 am in Linn County, Troopers arrested 38-year-old Corey R...

An Indianapolis resident was arrested Monday afternoon in Linn county. State Troopers arrested 30-year-old Naing Naing A Wahberts at about 2:30 pm for alleged speeding, possession of marijuana, and driving while suspended. He was processed and released.

The Linn County Prosecuting Attorney reports a Linn County jury returned guilty verdicts for a man on two counts of first-degree statutory sodomy. The verdicts for 26-year-old Jaren Hooten of Bucklin came May 12th after a two-day trial. Sentencing is scheduled for July 5th. The Linn County Sheriff’s Department investigated...

Linn County crime victims received restitution disbursements totaling $16,744 from the Linn county Prosecuting Attornies office in the Month of April. For the same period, the county collected $15,234 from the offenders. The Prosecutors office says they have collected $34,244 so far in 2022, and have disbursed $26,954.

LINNEUS – A Bucklin man has been found guilty by a Linn County court of sex crimes. Prosecuting Attorney Shiante McMahon says the jury returned Jaren Hooten’s verdict on two counts of first degree statutory sodomy after a two day trial. Sentencing will be July 5.

A Bucklin man, 27-year-old Jaren Hooten was found guilty of 2 counts of Statutory Sodomy in the First Degree, following a two-day jury trial in Linn county. This case was investigated by the Linn County Sheriff’s Office. Sentencing will be July 5th.

Sullivan County Public Water Supply District will be doing system maintenance in the Winigan and New Boston areas on Monday, May 9, 2022, and will have water service turned off starting at approximately 9:00 a.m. for an undetermined period. Customers listed below will be under a Precautionary Boil Advisory until...

A man charged in a deadly 2020 shooting in Mexico, Missouri is expected to head to trial later this year. The post Trial date scheduled for suspect in deadly Mexico shooting appeared first on ABC17NEWS.

The new Lewis Creek Bridge on Linn County Route 139, approximately 1 mile north of Meadville, is now open after closing for replacement in February. This marks the fourth bridge completed as part of the Fixing Access to Rural Missouri (FARM) Bridge Program, a design-build contract that will replace 31 poor condition bridges across northern Missouri. Lehman-Wilson was named the contractor for the program.

A Salem Wisconsin man was arrested for alleged DWI, just after noon Monday. State Troopers in Linn County arrested 31-year-old Jared J Van Wie at 12:08 pm for alleged DWI, speeding, and no valid plates. He was processed and released.

A Russellville Missouri man had moderate injuries in a single-vehicle accident in Linn County Monday afternoon. State Troopers report 53-year-old Fred J McKinney was northbound on Route M, north of Brookfield, when he failed to stop at a stop sign and ran off the road. His semi overturned and struck a utility pole and fence. McKinney was wearing a safety belt and had moderate injuries. He was taken to Pershing Memorial Hospital in Brookfield for treatment.

St. Joseph, Mo – The Lewis Creek Bridge on Linn County Rt. 139 is the fourth bridge to be completed through the FARM Bridge Program. The bridge is now open approximately 1 mile north of Meadville to the public after it was closed for replacement in February. The FARM Program is scheduled to replace 31 poor condition bridges across northern Missouri. For any more information regarding the list of bridges included in the program visit the FARM Bridge Program web page.

The new Lewis Creek Bridge on Linn County Route 139, north of Meadville, is now open. The bridge closed for replacement in February and is complete nearly a month ahead of schedule. The Missouri Department of Transportation says this marks the fourth bridge completed as part of the Fixing Access...

LINN COUNTY, MO – A Russellville man is recovering from moderate injuries, after A semi overturned Monday afternoon in Linn County. Missouri Highway Patrol says Fred McKinney, 53, was northbound on Highway M, three miles North of Brookfield, when he failed to stop at a stop sign. The tractor trailer ran off the roadway, overturned and struck a utility pole.

A single-vehicle accident three miles north of Brookfield on Monday afternoon on a lettered route in Linn County injured a truck driver from mid-Missouri’s Russellville. Fifty-three-year-old Fred McKinney was taken by ambulance to Pershing Memorial Hospital with moderate injuries. McKinney was northbound when his tractor-trailer failed to halt for...