Teresa Inserra is a Reporter/Editor at KSDK News. She covers a diverse range of themes including construction and real estate, education, culture, health and wellness, as well as agriculture and farming, often intertwining these topics with her interests in public education, animal rescue, and internet culture. Teresa's work has been featured in KSDK News, Leader Publications, and Perryville Newspapers.
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By: Teresa Inserra
Patrolman Rick Draper holds the De Soto Police Department’s new drone.
By: Teresa Inserra
Mandy Rees, center, named her boutique after her daughters, Chaley, left, and Ava. Avaley Jane opened Aug. 8 at 221 E. Main St. in De Soto.
MoDOT will determine which roads may increase to a 75-mph speed limit.
The De Soto Police Department has purchased a new drone to help locate missing persons and suspects.
Avaley Jane opened on De Soto’s East Main Street on Aug. 8. The boutique, owned by Mandy and Jason Rees of De Soto, is located at 221 E. Main St. next to the Madd Heifer and Arlington Event Center.
By: Teresa Inserra
The Jefferson County Health Department has reached two legal settlements – one involving an alleged data security breach and another involving a vehicle accident – and authorized a total payout of nearly $3 million.
Construction of a transitional housing facility that could help 15-20 unhoused people could begin as early as late October.
A court order was signed on Aug. 27 to remove Edward Page’s name as a Republican candidate for 23rd Circuit Division 2 judge on the Nov. 3 ballot.
Jeffrey Coleman stepped down from his associate circuit judge race Sept. 4 to run for the circuit court judge position vacated by Edward Page.
The Jefferson County Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously approved a plan for a new telecommunications tower in the Pacific area during its Aug. 27 meeting. The tower, located at 3853 Lynch Road, will be leased to AT&T and other cell phone providers.
