Sunday, February 4, 2018

From the Butler R-5 School District

The Butler R-V School District will be in session tomorrow, but will start 2 hours late. Bus routes will run 2 hours later than usual.



From the Garnett Kansas Police Department





From the Missouri State Highway Patrol





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Butler man escapes injury in Cass County Crash

On 2/4/17 around 1:10pm the Missouri State Highway Patrol in Cass County along with Cass County Sheriff's Deputies responded to a one vehicle accident in the southbound lanes of I-49 at mile marker 172.4 in rural Cass County.

The Missouri State Highway Patrol says the accident occurred when the 2014 Ford Focus driven by 59 year old Norris L. Smith of Butler, Missouri lost control on ice covered roadway and slid off the left side, striking a median cable.

Mr. Smith sustained minor injuries in this accident but he refused medical treatment at the scene.

The vehicle was totaled and towed from the scene by J's Southland Tow of Raymore, Missouri.


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One vehicle rollover accident on Y Highway

The Amsterdam Fire Department along with Missouri State Highway Patrol, Bates County Sheriff's Deputies and Amoret Fire Department are in route to a one vehicle rollover accident on Y Highway at Mulberry Road in between Amoret and Amsterdam at this time. 

A unknown make and model green truck is overturned into the ditch at this time. No one is reported to be in the vehicle at this time.

Mid America Live News will update when more information is made available to us at a later time. 


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Two more rounds of snow early this week



Two more rounds of light to moderate snow are expected through the early part of next week.

Round 1 will take place Monday morning through the afternoon across far northern Missouri. The higher amounts should stay north of the area, across Iowa, but far northern Missouri could still see 1-3 inches, perhaps some higher amounts closest to the IA border.

Round 2 will take place Tuesday morning, and could last through the evening. Both the morning and evening commutes on Tuesday could be impacted with some snow. While we are expecting widespread 1-3 inch amounts along and south of the HWY 36 corridor, there could be some higher amounts along a narrow east/west band near the I-70 corridor. Forecast certainty is still on the low to medium side, but will increase with time, so keep tuned into the forecasts.






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