Apache Flats News Today

A Hermann woman was sentenced to two years of probation for helping steal two vehicles last year.

Mowing ignited the Western Hemp Fire burning near the Army base.

A large wildfire has prompted a shelter-in-place order for portions of a U.S. Army Base near Sierra Vista Tuesday, according to KOLD.

Cole County Road crews spent several hours Thursday afternoon removing trees from rural roads.

A Jefferson City man was sentenced to five years of supervised probation after pleading guilty to stealing and damaging a pair of pickup trucks last year.

Winter weather led to thousands of outages Thursday evening and Friday, according to Ameren Missouri.

God had a hand in the timing for Bible Baptist Church to build a new gymnasium.

If the privilege of voting isn’t enough to get people to the polls, a hotly contested race might be. But some voters said a lack of “big button issues” dampened enthusiasm.

The Cole County Health Department has closed a code enforcement complaint about the outside of an Apache Flats property that had been cited for several health code violations.

Although House of Bargains closed its doors in early October, the bargains will continue as the previous owner's daughter turns it into a new store.