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Jefferson City Police have identified a body discovered Friday afternoon in the Missouri River as 70-year-old Michael Blecher of Jefferson City. JCPD investigators say an autopsy was completed on Tuesday and that they have found
Gas continues to go up and up. And diesel is even worse. A gallon of gas in Mid – Missouri is around $3.83 with some Jefferson City stations getting closer to $4. Diesel in Missouri
A body is pulled from the Missouri River and investigators are working to i-d the remains. The call came in Friday afternoon. The body was pulled from the river near the Noren Access around 3:30.
The fall semester at historic Columbia College (CC) is underway in Columbia, online and across their national network. Dr. Toby Arquette began his new job as Columbia College’s president on March 1, 2026 (2026 photo
A child in mid-Missouri’s Centralia is one of about 1,000 people worldwide diagnosed with Fox P1, a rare genetic disorder. Centralia’s 5K and Fun run for the Fox P1 Foundation takes place on September 19,
Jefferson City Police detectives are investigating a body found in the Missouri River Friday afternoon. Police say they received a report Friday about an individual floating face down near the Noren river access in north
Barring intervention from the U.S. Supreme Court, Missouri voters will cast ballots in November on a referendum which will ask if they accept or reject the congressional map approved by the GOP-controlled Legislature in September
The man accused of providing Fentanyl that led to an overdose death now faces federal charges. Bryan Thomas of Jefferson City is charged with three counts of distributing the drug, one case leading to the
The head of Missouri’s GOP party is calling on the party’s nominee for the 161st district state rep. race to drop out of the November election. Federal charges are filed against Thomas Ross who’s accused
There may be more ‘room at the inn’ after all. Jefferson City’s Salvation Army Center of Hope shelter is expanding. The remodel will double their bed capacity to 62 – beds. The $6 – million
Cole County gets a new Emergency Management Director. Mac Kennedy, the current Deputy Director, moves into the top job. Director Sam Gibson is moving back to an EMS role. Kennedy also serves as the Communications