The Bevier Bulletin · May 16, 2026
A bill restricting the use of low-flying drones and directing the state to automatically expunge drug offenses of thousands of eligible Missourians passed the General Assembly Friday. The House voted 110-25 to approve the bill, with 18 Democrats and seven…
The Bevier Bulletin · May 14, 2026
The Bevier Bulletin Staff A Kirksville man faces a class D felony after Macon County prosecutors say he sold a borrowed 2013 Polaris Ranger to…
The Bevier Bulletin · May 13, 2026
The Bevier Bulletin Staff Long Lake is sitting at 67 to 74 degrees right now. That’s the bass window. Water in the upper 60s through…
The Bevier Bulletin · May 12, 2026
The Bevier Bulletin Staff A La Plata woman is scheduled in court today for a bond hearing on charges of felony endanging the welfare of…
The Bevier Bulletin · May 11, 2026
By Rudi Keller — The Bevier Bulletin The session has run relatively smoothly despite hangover resentments from partisan measures passed in 2025. One reason, a…