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A new mural will honor the Hermann police officer who killed during an arrest. Sgt. Mason Griffith died as he and officer Adam Sullentrup tried to arrest Kenneth Simpson who shot them. Sullentrup survived. There’s
The Governor wants your ‘yes’ vote on Amendment – 5 … Mike Kehoe says the measure would eventually eliminate Missouri’s income tax. Opponents claim passage of Amendment – 5 will increase sales taxes and add
The general manager of Columbia-based Boone Electric Cooperative says talent retention within the labor force and technical skills are among the biggest challenges facing Boone Electric and other electric cooperatives. The general manager and chief
Park officials in mid-Missouri’s Fulton say Saturday’s dedication of the Carver park basketball courts to honor former University of Missouri football star Tony Galbreath highlight the importance of parks in bringing the community together. Fulton
Columbia, Jefferson City, Ashland, Fulton, Boonville, Moberly, Mexico and most of the 939 the Eagle mid-Missouri listening area are under a tornado watch until 11 Friday night. The National Weather Service (NWS) in St. Louis
Coach Pink is going to need a sober chauffeur. The judge has dismissed former Mizzou Football Coach Gary Pinkel’s civil case to hang onto his driver’s license. Pinkel got a DWI at the Lake last
Friday is the final day of operations for Columbia-based MU Health Care’s three Columbia Quick Care locations and their Jefferson City location. MU Health Care is based in Columbia (file photo courtesy of MU Health
Dealing meth can be pretty lucrative. Until they catch you. A man from Columbia will spend the next 15 – years behind bars after being caught with 50 – pounds of meth. Ronald Thornton the
State Sen. Stephen Webber (D-Columbia) is encouraging Columbia-area Republicans to vote for former Boone County clerk Taylor Burks in Tuesday’s GOP primary for Missouri’s new fifth congressional district. Former Boone County clerk Taylor Burks is
Don’t blame the weather for knocking out your power a couple of weeks ago. It turns out a semi driver crashed into a utility pole July 15th and took out power for a couple hours.
Columbia’s police chief says officers are being pulled from other parts of the city to work downtown three nights a week. Columbia Police chief Jill Schlude (photo courtesy of Chief Schlude) Chief Jill Schlude was
Should including books about a two Dad family hunting for a rainbow – colored dinosaur or a kid dressing in drag for a costume contest in a LGBT – friendly reading hour cost the Columbia