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You might want to leave the phone in the car if you have business at the Cole County Courthouse. Cellphones are now banned for most members of the public. There are exceptions for attorneys, jurors,
The man charged with raping an elderly Jefferson City nursing home resident now only faces misdemeanors in the case. Joseph Hull worked at the facility as a nursing assistant and pleaded guilty to elder abuse.
A former Fulton cop already facing a long prison term for sexually assaulting a child faces new charges. Jimmy Joe Culbertson is now accused of producing child sex abuse materials. He was already looking at
Missouri’s attorney general and the FBI have announced new cold case playing cards for prisons and the public aimed at solving cold cases. Several of the cases involve Columbia murders. Attorney General Catherine Hanaway says
A kid who put a threat on Snap Chat is no longer a student in the Stover schools. The Morgan County superintendent says the student and his family were moving out of state. They claim
A fake bomb threat and a police chase lands one driver behind bars in Miller County. Cops finally stopped the fleeing driver on Route 242 Tuesday when they were told a bomb was in the
A mom and her kids are out of their public housing apartment after a fire. The kitchen fire started in the Elzabeth St. apartment and was quickly put out by firefighters. No one was hurt.
Columbia Regional Airport’s (COU) director says he knows that there is a big demand from mid-Missourians about nonstop flights to Atlanta. Delta Airlines is based in Atlanta (2025 file photo courtesy of Delta’s Facebook page)
Must be the week for guns at school. A Blair Oaks student is accused of having a gun in a car in the Wardsville school’s parking lot. The gun never made it inside the building.
Missouri state troopers say there were NO injuries in the early-morning crash involving a tractor trailer on westbound I-70 at the 109 mile marker in Cooper County, west of Columbia. The Missouri State Highway Patrol
Columbia College (CC) president Dr. Toby Arquette joined numerous others at the recent dedication of the Barbara Bilger family nursing program at Federal hall in downtown Columbia. The dedication of the Barbara Bilger family nursing
It’s not just the confusing congressional map issue on your November ballot. Jefferson City voters are also being asked to increase the city’s public safety sales tax. Police and fire officials say the increased funds