Moberly, MO

MOBERLY, Mo. — The City of Moberly Public Utilities announced, via social media, an emergency water service...

The US Marshals captured two dangerous fugitives in Missouri in less than 8 hours with one being found hiding in St. Louis and the other in Moberly. Continue reading…

MOBERLY, Mo – An inmate at the Moberly Correctional Center in Randolph County is facing a new charge...

RANDOLPH COUNTY, Mo. — A Moberly man is charged with property damage in Randolph County. A probable...

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo – Eight people are being federally charged in Boone County following an investigation by...

The city of Moberly has decided to proceed with a $1.5 million project to upgrade wastewater treatment and target lagoon reliance in the area. The Route JJ Wastewater System Project is working to address three lagoons around the area near Heritage Hills Golf Course and two mobile home parks. The project will see wastewater routed...

MOBERLY, Mo — With Labor Day weekend coming up , the 50th annual Great Pershing Balloon Derby...

A former Moberly daycare owner pleaded guilty to child abuse charges today. Naomi Hess was originally charged with four counts Abuse of Neglect of a Child, but pleaded guilty to four counts of Endangering the Welfare of a Child after a report was made to Moberly Police concerning physical and emotional abuse at her daycare...

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) A man charged with first-degree murder in a Moberly woman’s shooting death waived his arraignment on Monday. Christopher Viley, 51, was arrested after a standoff on Thursday after police claim he shot and killed Cheryl Gravitt, 57, on Aug. 23. He is being held at the Randolph County Jail without bond. A The post Man accused in Moberly woman’s shooting death waives arraignment, has bond hearing next week appeared first on ABC17NEWS.

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) - A former daycare operator pleaded guilty to four felonies Monday ahead of her bench trial on child abuse charges in Randolph County. Naomi Hess pleaded guilty on Monday to four counts of first-degree child endangerment. The class D felonies carry a maximum seven-year prison sentence. Hess will be sentenced on November The post Former Moberly daycare owner pleads guilty to child endangerment ahead of trial appeared first on ABC17NEWS.