Union Mo. -- Last night at approximately 6:00 p.m., a Franklin County Deputy was traveling north on Hwy A, leaving the city limits of Union when he met a speeding vehicle traveling south.  The deputy clocked the passing vehicle at 84 miles per hour; before he was able to turn his patrol car around the vehicle was out of sight.

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Hermann EMS was called to three motor vehicle accidents between about 3:00 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. today.

The first was a collision in the Hermann city limits between two cars at the intersection of Jefferson and w. 16th Streets.

Click here and read comments from one person from Hermann and one from Owensville.

Missouri News HorizonJEFFERSON CITY, Mo. -- The names of two Missouri firefighters who died in the line of duty in 2010 will be engraved on a national memorial in Emmitsburg, Maryland this weekend.

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On Wed., Sept. 14, 2011 QNHN was the only one to cover the McNair Street house fire and we now have updated information with regards to the investigation that took place the following day.

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by Jeff Noedel

Early this afternoon St. Clair Fire, Water Patrol Officers and Franklin County Sheriff’s Department responded around 1:19 p.m. to Lonedell Lakes for a report of a missing person.  Lonedell Lakes is located approximately 18 miles southeast of St. Clair and about one mile from highway 47 at the Franklin County line.

Photo by Kyle Quck

Pictured above: Minutes after we arrived on scene, the residence was fully engulfed in flames.

New Haven/Berger Fire crews responded to a report of a transformer on fire in the 400 block of Miller Street.  When fire crews arrived they observed flames from the top of the telephone pole.

We spoke with one resident who said they had not lost power.  Ameren has been dispatched to the scene.

On the 10th anniversary of the September 11 attacks a memorial service was held by members of New Haven's Police, Fire, and EMS personnel yesterday at The New Haven/Berger Firehouse to honor the men and women who died sacrificing their lives in order to save others.

The Missouri State Highway Patrol reports that 17-year-old Taylor Thompson of Hermann, Mo. was pronounced dead earlier this evening at University Missouri Medical Center in Columbia, Mo.  MSHP reports that Thompson was traveling north on Hwy 19 when she crossed the center line striking an oncoming vehicle head on.

According to the MSHP the accident occurred around 2 p.m. this afternoon on Hwy 19 0.1 miles south of Porters Road.  Thompson was air lifted by ARCH Helicopter to University of Missouri Medical Center in Columbia, Mo.

New Haven/Berger Fire and New Haven EMS responded around the seven o’clock hour this morning for a report of a vehicle accident near the intersection of Highway 100 and Highway E.

A grey Oldsmobile Alero was attempting to make a left hand turn onto Hwy E when it was were rear-ended by a green late model Pontiac Sunfire.

New Haven Berger Fire responded to the 200 block of Grey Squirrel Trl just west of Hwy VV and Hwy 100 to a report of a structure fire.  Hermann Fire Department was also dispatched along with Hermann EMS.

Reporting by:
Jeff Noedel and Kyle Quick
Written by Brian Chorley
Photos by Jeff Noedel

June 28 4:46 p.m. - The MSHP's crash report has listed 16 year old male River Filla as the driver of the vehicle.   This is a correction from who they initially had listed as the driver.

This morning New Haven Police and Fire responded at 6:15 a.m. for a report of a tree limb on the power lines at the 100 block of Maiden Lane.  The limb broke off from a tree onto a primary line causing the power outage this morning.

The New Haven/Berger Fire Deparment responded at approx. 7:55 a.m. for a fire alarm sounding.  Crews are currently on the scene assessing the situation.  As information is reported we will keep you updated.  Click here for pictures

New Haven/Berger Fire Department will have an air-conditioned tent and first aid station set up for both days of this weekends Youth Fair.  Paramedics and EMTs with New Haven EMS will be available to provide any first aid or any medical care needed.

At approximantly 9:10 a.m. Warren County EMS and Fire and Washington Fire assisting responded to a report of a vehicle accident on Hwy 47 north of the Missouri River near the Washington Airport. 

QNHN's Brian Stalcup is reporting that two vehicles were involved and at this time it is unknown if there were any injuries.

QNHN will attempt to get a statement and continue reporting news when it happens.

Ten Volunteer Firefighters for the New Haven/Berger Fire Department completed a Firefighter 1 class last night at station 1 in New Haven.  Firefighter 1 is a state certified class that consists of 320 hours of classroom time and hands on training.