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A chase that topped 100 – miles per hour lands a man facing DWI and other charges. Jaden Bennett of California is accused of running from Jefferson City police after they tried to stop him
A driver accused of leaving the scene of an accident that injured two men on a road crew now faces charges. Tracy Fairfax of Jefferson City admits to hitting the men and driving off from
Who’s the guy in the orange vest prowling around my property? Inspectors from the Cole County Assessor’s office are fanning out to inspect all homes in the county. They started their survey in the Wardsville
Drum roll please. The much – anticipated Olive Garden in Jefferson City is set to open. Published reports say the chain Italian restaurant on Missouri Blvd. will open August 17th.
Now you can add salmonella to the list of diseases wanting to wreck your digestive system. After weeks of growing numbers of cases of cyclospora now salmonella cases are growing and turning up in Missouri.
A motorcycle rider from Hartsburg dies when he’s hit head – on by a truck. Troopers say the victim died when the pickup driver crossed the centerline and hit him on Highway – 63 in
Way too many folks in the county jail have serious mental health issues. But there aren’t any beds available in mental health facilities. Cole County Sheriff John Wheeler would like to see the county’s law
Columbia’s mayor is thanking voters for this week’s narrow approval of Proposition One, a one percent sales/use tax that will be dedicated to public safety. Columbia police respond to a triple shooting that included one
When they say ‘turn around .. don’t drown’ they mean it. Mid – Missouri emergency responders were kept busy by Thursday’s flash flooding. Firefighters in Boone, Callaway, Howard and several other counties worked a bunch
Boone Health’s president predicts the new ambulance station on South Route K in fast-growing south Columbia will save lives. The new Boone Health ambulance station #12 is located at 5801 South Route K in Columbia
Thursday’s heavy rains have forced officials at Fulton’s Tanglewood golf course to close the course today. The storms have also caused flooding at numerous Fulton parks and sections of their trail system. Fulton Parks and
More than 1,500 Columbia residents remain without power on this Thursday morning, after a power outage in the area around Stadium and West Broadway. Columbia Water and Light crews are working to restore power. Meantime,