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Pedal to the metal .. 75 – MPH on some Missouri roads
The former car dealer okays a plan to raise Missouri’s speed limit on some rural roads to 75 – miles per hour. Governor Mike Kehoe signed the measure that hikes the speeds on rural interstates....
A longtime Callaway cop plans to call it quits
Fulton is going to need a new top cop. Chief Bill Ladwig will retire next month after nearly 30 – years with the department. Ladwig has been Fulton’s chief since 2000. Before he got into...
JCFD rescue squad assists flooding victims
A Jefferson City fire rescue crew is back home after assisting with water rescues in Reynolds County. The team assisted with several water rescues after storms dumped more than a foot of rain in 24...
(LISTEN): Columbia’s city council holds first budget work session on Monday
Columbia’s city council will discuss a lengthy report on the city’s general fund during Monday afternoon’s work session.
Then-Columbia Housing and Neighborhood Services director Rebecca Thompson, right, Columbia city manager De’Carlon Seewood, left, and city...
How serious is the talk about building a second reactor at the Callaway Nuclear Plant?
Could the push for more electric power for Missouri data centers prompt a move to build a second reactor at the Callaway Nuclear Plant? The original 1980’s plan at the power plant near Reform included...
Man facing theft charges also accused of having kiddie porn
Steal a fishing pole .. and get caught with kiddie porn. Kaeden Turner is accused of stealing fishing tackle from a boat parked on Rainbow Drive in Jefferson City. Investigators say they found a stolen...
(LISTEN): Retiring Columbia Ronald McDonald House executive director grateful to her staff and to community for your generosity
(This is the second part of Brian Hauswirth’s two-part series)
Columbia’s Ronald McDonald House has started searching for a replacement for longtime executive director Terri Gray, who retires at the end of December.
Longtime Ronald McDonald...
(LISTEN): Missouri’s governor says high school athletics oversight bill will improve transparency
Legislation aimed at strengthening oversight of Missouri high school athletics has been signed into law by Governor Mike Kehoe (R).
The bill, which is sponsored by State Sen. Jason Bean (R-Peach Orchard), establishes a five-member...
Admitted child molester gets prison time
Almost two decades in prison for a woman who admits to sexually molesting a child. Estelle Kerns of Jefferson City pleaded guilty to statutory rape of a victim under the age of 14. She was...
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