Nodaway County Sheriff Darren White confirmed Saturday that his office ordered the closing of Maryville's troubled north-end Finish Line convenience store Friday afternoon.
A Bedford, Iowa, man suffered moderate injuries Thursday morning in a two-car collision involving a pickup truck and a Nodaway County Sheriff's Office patrol car at the intersection of highways 136 and 71 on the east side of Maryville.
A recent Northwest Missouri State University graduate has been charged with assault in connection with a stabbing incident early Sunday that took place in the 500 block of North Buchanan in Maryville.
Judge Roger Prokes handed down several sentences Monday.
Darrell W. Keever, 73, Quitman, appeared before Judge Roger Prokes Monday for sentencing. Keever is charged with the class D felony driving while intoxicated as a persistent offender.
Maryville Public Safety will soon upgrade what is traditionally — in the mind of the public at any rate — the police officer's most indispensable tool, the service pistol.
Nodaway County Prosecuting Attorney Robert Rice on Friday filed felony charges against three Northwest Missouri State University football players who allegedly assaulted a bouncer early Sunday, March 13, at the World Famous Outback, a Maryville bar located at 424 N. Buchanan.
A Maryville man was arrested earlier this week in a drug raid conducted by local peace officers.
Taken into custody Sunday was Todd J. McClain, 37, who was charged with manufacturing a controlled substance within 2,000 feet of a school.
Teamwork between Maryville Public Safety officers and deputies with the Nodaway County Sheriff's Department resulted in the arrest of two suspects early Saturday following a motor vehicle chase through the heart of town.
A Clarinda man appeared before Judge Roger Prokes Monday, entering a plea of guilty to charges of driving while intoxicated as a chronic offender. Prokes sentenced Dennis White, 55, to serve seven years in the Department of Corrections for the class B felony. White entered a guilty plea and asked that the Sentencing Assessment Report be waived. The Nodaway County Sheriff's Department was authorized to transport White to the DOC.
Stephon Taylor appeared in circuit court for arraignment Monday before Judge Roger Prokes.
As it turns out, drug-related arrests across southwestern Iowa and northwestern Missouri Wednesday reported by the office of Nicholas A. Klinefeldt, U.S. District Attorney for Southern Iowa, were only the tip of the iceberg.
Narcotics agents and peace officers from two states, including officers from Nodaway County, arrested four suspects on drug charges Wednesday after a criminal complaint was issued by the United States District Court for the Southern District of Iowa.
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Nearly a dozen people are behind bars following a recent drug investigation by the Nodaway County Sheriff's Department.
An Oregon, Mo., police officer suffered serious injuries in an automobile crash while en route to a fatal accident Sunday evening.
A St. Joseph woman was injured after striking a tree on Route A just east of Church Street in Graham on Thursday night.
A Missouri State Highway Patrol trooper and Nodaway County Sheriff Darren White responded to a collision Thursday involving an automobile and an all-terrain four-wheeler.
It's known as fake pot or synthetic marijuana and has been sold legally in Missouri and many other parts of the country under such names as Spice, Blonde, Summit, Standard and Citron.
An afternoon wreck moderately injured three area residents and blocked east and westbound traffic on US highway 136 just after 3 p.m. Tuesday.
