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The patch job continues on the High Street Viaduct (in Jefferson City). The contractor is fixing a hole in the bridge deck and is repairing other parts of the structure. The $75,000 project should be
Columbia Regional Airport’s (COU) manager says travelers are enjoying the new free shuttle service for the new south parking lot. Allegiant Airlines began nonstop service from Columbia Regional Airport (COU) to Destin on June 5,
President Donald Trump plans to address the nation Thursday night, amid the ongoing conflict with Iran. One of the topics President Trump says he will address is election integrity. We’ll have live coverage of the
It’s getting a little more lucrative to man the polls on election day. The Cole County Clerk is raising the daily pay for poll workers from $120 a day to $210. Clerk Steve Korsmeyer says
The Lincoln – U student accused of killing her student athlete boyfriend will go to trial in January. Denita Jackson is charged in the stabbing death of Kevaughn Goldson after she found him with another
Columbia’s city manager took about 50 minutes of questions during a recent standing-room only gathering of the local Pachyderms at Dickey’s BBQ Pit on Forum. Columbia city manager De’Carlon Seewood delivered his state of the
An attack accusing a man of assaulting his father leaves the victim with head wounds. Dustin Coffelt of California (Missouri) is charged with hitting his father with a hatchet during a Sunday incident at a
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.
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
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
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