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Prison time for former Mid – Mo coach

A one – time Tuscumbia girls basketball coach is looking at 10 – years in prison. Michael Allen admits to having a sexual relationship with an underage student. He was also charges with providing alcohol to minors.

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Big reward for missing inmates

The FBI is offering a $10,00 reward for two men who escaped from the Cass County Jail December 5th. The pair are considered armed and dangerous. They aren’t thought to be traveling together.

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Man jailed after dogs attack a JCPD cop

A Jefferson City police officer is recovering after being attacked by a dog. Officers were called to the Days Inn on Jefferson Street when staffers asked that police remove a person and two dogs from the motel Monday night. Officers spotted drugs on the suspect and when they tried to …

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Murder charges in Boone County electrocution death

A man accused in the death of a man near Hartburg last September now faces murder charges. Justin Trader is accused in the electrocution death of Andrew Moss. Moss crashed a stolen Jeep into a utility pole and was electrocuted when the lines came down. Court documents says the men …

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Missing sisters are safe

The second teen who left an Owensville home is okay. 17 – year old Jersey Reynolds returned to her father’s home in Gerald. He 14 – year old sister Brooklyn was found safe on Sunday. The two had left the Owensville home Saturday night.

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Holiday wreaths mark JCMO’s National Cemetery

Volunteers mark the holiday by putting Wreaths For Heroes on all the graves in Jefferson City’s National Cemetery. The event honors those buried in the historic east side cemetery. Legendary Jays Coach Pete Adkins and his late wife started the tradition.

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Marijuana taxes could be steep

Both Jefferson City and Columbia could put a 3% recreational marijuana tax on the books. Marijuana buyers will already pay a 6% tax on the drug. Voters in both communities will have to okay the local tax.

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Will long term Missouri inmate go free?

(AP) — A hearing begins Monday in a case that will decide if the conviction should be overturned for a Missouri man who has spent nearly three decades in prison for a murder that two other people later confessed to committing. Lamar Johnson has long maintained his innocence, and St. Louis …

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Housing funding wont be coming to JCMO

The Missouri Housing Development Commission turns thumbs – down on some funding that was expected to help build some additional lower income housing in Jefferson City. The funds were sought to help three private developers put up so – called ‘workforce housing’ at three complexes. Proponents say affordable housing is …

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