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A powerful Missouri congressman who chairs the U.S. House Ways and Means Committee is hopeful that President Donald Trump will approve a federal disaster declaration involving numerous tornadoes and storms in late March and early
Columbia’s ten-acre Agriculture park on West Ash includes production fields, a food forest and a greenhouse. However, it doesn’t have a welcome center yet. Columbia Center for Urban Agriculture (CCUA) executive director Billy Polansky (photo
Missouri legislative Democrats and Republicans dined on fish, hush puppies and potato salad at the recent fish fry hosted by the Association of Missouri Electric Cooperatives on the Capitol lawn in Jefferson City. Crews from
Rural Missouri has been hammered this year with tornadoes, flash flooding, hail and other severe weather. Crews from New-Mac Electric in southwest Missouri’s Neosho work to restore power after a recent storm there (April 2025
The November voter-approved ballot measure increasing Missouri’s minimum wage and expanding sick leave has been upheld by the state Supreme Court. The court opinion on Proposition A was unanimous. The measure increased Missouri’s minimum wage
Columbia Police still need your help in solving this month’s double shooting at Cosmo Park. CPD investigators say multiple agencies responded to the April 12 double shooting at Cosmopolitan park, including Missouri state troopers, Boone
Columbia-based MU Health Care says its sports medicine injury clinic will be offered in Jefferson City, starting tomorrow (Thursday May 1). A sunrise photo of MU Health Care’s Madison street medical building on Madison street
Missouri 811’s executive director reminds you that state law requires anyone planning to dig to contact Missouri 811 at least three working days before excavation begins. A utility worker marks a Missouri yard (file photo
While U.S. Army Specialist Sterling Wyatt’s name is on the Columbia Post Office and on a park sign, his mother wants to give attention to other Gold Star families in Columbia/Boone County. A total of
The UM Board of Curators chair is excited about Mizzou’s planned Michael Parson meat science education and training laboratory in Columbia. Mizzou expects the Michael Parson meat science education and training laboratory in Columbia to
National Weather Service (NWS) survey teams say two tornadoes touched down on Easter Sunday in mid-Missouri. There were no injuries in either tornado. The National Weather Service (NWS) in St. Louis says an EF-1 tornado
Survey teams from the National Weather Service (NWS) are currently heading to mid-Missouri to check Easter Sunday’s storm damage. Some of storm damage from Easter Sunday’s storms in Columbia (April 20, 2025 photo courtesy of
