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Six people who have made broadcasting history in Missouri will be inducted into the Missouri Broadcasters Association (MBA) Hall of Fame on Friday evening. MBA Hall of Famer John Rooney, the voice of the St.
Missouri lawmakers will be returning to Jefferson City on Monday at noon for a special session on three topics: tornado/storm assistance, legislation aimed at keeping the Chiefs and Royals in Missouri and $25-million in funding
Are there resources for the homeless to access in Jefferson City? The Homelessness Task Force met last week. They reviewed food pantries, shelters and other assistance. They say they’d also like to hear from homeless
It looks like it’s going to be a quick trip back to the Capitol. Governor Kehoe is planning to call lawmakers back to Jefferson City for a special session. He’s calling them in so they
A Mid – Missouri county gets a failing grade and the State Auditor is pointing a finger at the county clerk. Scott Fitzpatrick claims Randolph County made errors in the ballot language for a Higbee
Missouri’s governor has called a 10 o’clock press conference for Tuesday morning in Jefferson City to announce details of an upcoming special legislative session. Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe briefs Capitol reporters in Jefferson City on
Bagpipers and the Columbia Community Band performed Monday at the 98th annual Memorial Day wreath-laying ceremony at the Boone County Courthouse plaza downtown. About 150 people attended Monday’s 98th annual Memorial Day wreath-laying ceremony at
Veteran St. Louis radio and television broadcaster Ron Jacober will be inducted into the Missouri Broadcasters Association’s (MBA) Hall of Fame Friday evening in Osage Beach. Veteran St. Louis radio/television broadcaster Ron Jacober will be
Transparency is a top priority for Columbia city manager De’Carlon Seewood. Mr. Seewood highlighted the issue during Friday’s state of the city address: “In our community survey which was completed in December, 46 percent of
Columbia’s fire chief praises City Utilities linemen who took quick action last week to save the life of the lineman who was shocked on a pole. This is Columbia lineman Kody Kile, his wife Lauren
The president of Columbia-based Shelter Insurance says we’ve seen a shift in the “hot spots” for tornadoes over the past decade, with Missouri now being a top hot spot. Easter Sunday’s EF-1 tornado destroyed Columbia’s
The Missouri State Highway Patrol says EVERY available trooper will be on the road or water this Memorial Day weekend, especially today Friday and on Memorial Day. Missouri State Highway Patrol Lieutenant Eric Brown says
