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(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
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
Like it’s not hot enough already. Michael Briggs is charged with arson after being accused of setting a camper on fire with someone inside. Deputies say they say Briggs pouring gas on a fire outside
Missouri’s governor will not call a special legislative session on data centers. State Rep. Don Mayhew (R-Crocker) on the Missouri House floor in Jefferson City on February 17, 2026 (file photo courtesy of Tim Bommel
Allegiant’s new flights from Columbia Regional Airport (COU) to Florida and new COU nonstop service to Charlotte on American Airlines have helped produce a new passenger record at COU in June. Columbia Airport advisory board
You better feed the meter in downtown Jefferson City. Or you’ll have to go by the ATM just to pay your fine. Published reports say the city’s new private parking contractor has written almost 20
A man accused of beating a victim to death at a Jefferson City bar draws a seven – year prison term. Kamari Balton admitted to attacking Rafael Ayala in August of 2024 at the Twisted
About 30 area military moms-to-be were recently treated to a group baby shower in Columbia hosted by the Veterans United Foundation and by Operation Shower. Some of the women who attended the event at the
Councilmen get an update on the planned Jefferson City Conference Center project. The complex near the Governor’s Mansion should cost around $120 – million. The recent state budget signed by the Governor includes about $15
Eastern Jefferson City and Osage City got the worst of the 4th of July storm. Winds were clocked at 100-miles per hour. Osage Fire Protection Chief Barry Gipe says electric crews have been on the
Another accused crook is charged with stealing from Grandma. Amy Shoup of Jefferson City is accused of taking $52,000 from the nursing home victim and not paying their bill at the facility. Shoup had durable
Water rescues and widespread power outages followed the Fourth of July storms. Crews had to rescue boaters on both the Osage and Missouri rivers. Falling trees knocked out power all across mid Missouri, leaving thousands