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Hickman student describes how gun rumor cut homecoming dance short
A student who attended the homecoming dance from Hickman High School on Saturday spoke with KOMU 8 on Sunday about how gun rumors ended the dance abruptly.
A district spokesperson said administrators ended the dance 15 minutes earlier because rumors of a gun were causing disruption.
A freshman from Hickman High School, who did not want to be identified, said the dance ended chaotically.
Four Boonville businesses caught selling alcohol to minors during compliance checks
According to the Boonville police department, four establishments on Saturday failed alcohol sales compliance checks after selling alcohol to minors.
The department has classified the Mexican restaurant La Hacienda, the Palace, the Frederick Hotel and Casey’s North as non-compliant.
Boonville police said in two of the cases, employees did not ask the minor to identify himself when purchasing alcohol. In the other two cases, the employees asked for ID but still sold them alcohol after receiving the minor’s ID.
Two people arrested in Miller County for drug trafficking
According to the Miller County Sheriff’s Office, MPs on Friday morning arrested two people in Miller County on drug trafficking charges after locating about 90 grams of methamphetamine and other items used to sell narcotics at the residence.
The Mid Missouri Drug Task Force responded to the residence off Byrd Circle outside of Lake Ozark.
Soft! Cardinals win 16th in a row, advance 9th, best Cubs
Make it a very sweet 16 for the St. Louis Cardinals. Andrew Knizner gave the green light on Codi Heuer’s wild field in the ninth inning, and the Cardinals beat the Chicago Cubs 4-2 for their 16th straight victory.
The Cardinals’ franchise record streak is longest in major tournaments since Cleveland won 22 in a row in 2017, and the best in the National League since the New York Giants won 16 in a row in 1951 .
Forecast: Warm start to the week, rain possible in a few days
Sunday’s high reached 89 degrees and due to the very hot overnight lows, there is no reason we shouldn’t see our highs climbing into the 90 degree range this afternoon. Expect lots of sun today and another dry and blustery southwest wind at 15-25 mph. Relative humidity will be around 30-40% today.
Temperatures will not too often reach the 90s this late in September (or this late in the year). Our record highs for Monday and Tuesday are 93 and 99 degrees respectively. The last average date to reach 90 degrees is September 15, but is closer to September 11 during the last 30-year climatological period.
As of Wednesday, cloud cover will increase due to an upper-level storm system that will become more aerial. Rain will still be somewhat limited, but will become more likely on Thursday and eventually end on Friday.
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