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Columbia-based Shelter Insurance is the eighth-largest employer in Columbia/Boone County, according to the latest statistics from Columbia Regional Economic Development Incorporated (REDI). A photo of Columbia’s Shelter Gardens (2025 file photo courtesy of Shelter Insurance
The #7 Texas Longhorns beat #18 Missouri 34-20 Saturday at sold-out Faurot field in Columbia. Texas scored 14 points in the final quarter. Longhorns quarterback Arch Manning had three touchdowns in the game. Tiger quarterback
Columbia’s police chief confirms last weekend’s shooting in downtown Columbia was gang-related, saying 30 total shots were fired by multiple suspects. Columbia Police Chief Jill Schlude briefs reporters at city hall on November 6, 2026
New details are coming out about the Kansas City area state rep. who’s now facing charges in Jefferson City after an incident last week. Anthony Ealy is accused of threatening a couple at a business
A state senator who represents southeast Missouri’s Bootheel has been elected as the new Missouri Senate President Pro Tem. State Sen. Jason Bean (R-Peach Orchard) presides over the Missouri Senate in Jefferson City in March
Do you ride the bus in Jefferson City? You’re being asked to sound off in an online survey. The consultant wants to hear what riders think of the current route system, fares and even potential
Investigators confirm the names of the two people who died in last week’s plane crash at the Lake. John and Michelle Peterson of Simpsonville, Kentucky were killed in the crash of their single engine plant
A state lawmaker who represents mid-Missouri’s Callaway County has been re-elected to a third term in Jefferson City. State Rep. Jim Schulte (R-New Bloomfield) speaks on the Missouri House floor in Jefferson City on April
Columbia residents and motorists saw a few dozen snow plows on the road on Thursday, as Public Works crews conducted their annual dry snow run training exercise. A Columbia snow plow operator drives on South
Cole County’s Clerk misses his predicted election turnout. In a good way. Over 52 – of Cole County went to the polls Tuesday. Clerk Steve Korsmeyer predicted a 40 – percent turnout. But his Director
SWAT cops use pepper balls to get a man out of the attic he was hiding in. The 40 – year old was arrested Wednesday on Ventura Street on felony warrants. The Mace – filled
An east-central Missouri congressman who represents south Columbia as well as Jefferson City and Fulton on Capitol Hill wins a second term. U.S. Rep. Bob Onder (R-St. Charles County) speaks at the 60th anniversary of