Monroe County, MO

MONROE COUNTY Ill. (KMOV) - Monroe County Sheriff Neal Rohlfing is holding a gun raffle event to support his re-election. They will provide two guns to choose from. The winner will get a chance to choose either a Smith & Wesson or a Glock 43. Residents can purchase tickets online...

County Clerks Stand for Integrity of the Election Process. Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft announced on April 27, the findings of an investigation done by his office relating to claims of misconduct involving the Monroe County Clerk. After complaints were received and the findings verified, a statement of probable cause...

To schedule a ride in Monroe County, call 660-415-0901 or 800-654-6287. Office Hours: Monday - Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Listed below is the transportation schedule for Monroe County. Service to Hannibal:. 1st Wednesday each month. Appointments must be scheduled between the hours of 10:00a.m. to 2:00p.m. Service...

These events have been added to the calendar of events for both Monroe and Ralls County. If you know of an event not on this list, please reach out to add. Thanks. May 19 Madison Athletic Banquet at the Community Center. May 22 Paris Graduation 2pm. May 27 Paris Senior...

Missouri is home to 26 of the 100 puppy mills mentioned in the Humane Society's 10th annual report on problematic puppy mills.

I am Eddy Mitchell, I live at Holliday where I have lived all my life. I have come to the conclusion that I need to tell my story with hard facts. of what took place about candidate filing March 29,2022. First; I am NOT being investigated for anything. I've done...

The Monroe-Ralls Publisher and Editor, Robin Gregg, was asked to serve on the Missouri Press Advertising and Marketing Executives (MPAME) Board of Directors for Lewis County Press (LCP) for a three-year term on May 5, 2022. Robin will be serving as one of their directors and work closely with Kristie Fortier.

MONROE COUNTY − Additional charges have been filed against two men accused of burglarizing a Monroe County woman's home on multiple occasions. Joshua McNabb, of St. Louis, and John Conde, of Hallsville, were each charged with conspiracy to commit felony financial exploitation of the elderly, financial exploitation of the elderly and six counts of stealing a firearm. Conde also faces six charges of unlawful possession of a firearm.

A probable cause statement now released after the Missouri Secretary of State's Office conducted an investigation on Monroe County Clerk LaJeana Peterson. Peterson allegedly allowed a person to file as a candidate for County Commissioner on March 29 after the 5 p.m. deadline. A probable cause statement Missouri Secretary of...