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Republican Kurtis Gregory has secured the Missouri State Senate District 21 seat, overcoming Democrat Jim Bates, according to unofficial election results. Furthermore, the outcomes also showed other victories and determined the retention of judges in multiple positions.

The Ray County Sheriff’s Office (RCSO) has proudly maintained the tradition of honoring its fallen deputies. On October 23, 2020, a formal proclamation was issued, designating this significant day as Law Enforcement Day in memory of Sergeant Jeffery Perkins.

A Mosby man has been granted a bond reduction after appearing in Clay County Court. Dustin R.

Wood Heights Fire District hosts trunk or treat.

Clay County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO) deputies rescued twin toddlers who were being held as hostages following a stand-off in Pleasant Valley earlier this week. The incident began when the Pleasant Valley Police Department received a call at 6:18 p.m.

A City of Excelsior Springs employee is proudly marking over three decades of dedicated service to the community. Kimberly Herring, who serves as the Finance Account Technician, has been an integral part of the city’s operations for 31 years.

Claycomo PD hands out treats.

Nathan Kline is running as the Green Party candidate in the upcoming election for United States Senator representing Missouri. Kline is a lifelong resident of Kansas City and has been a homeowner in the Plaza-Westport neighborhood for many years.

Trunk or Treat with Clay County Sheriff’s Department.

As the general election approaches, many Missouri citizens are expressing their confusion and feelings of unpreparedness regarding their responsibility to vote for judges listed on the ballot. In response to this concern, Missouri Chief Justice Mary R. Russell has stepped forward to clarify the intricacies of the judicial selection process.