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Columbia-based Boone Health says it’s having its strongest financial performance since going independent more than four years ago. Boone Health president and chief executive officer Brady Dubois has announced that Boone Health is beginning the
Country music legend and Grammy award winner Crystal Gayle will be performing in Jefferson City later this month. Gayle earned a Grammy for her 1978 hit “Don’t It Make My Brown Eyes Blue”. She’s also
The high-profile 1976 disappearance and murder of a Columbia waitress is the topic of a new book that’s written by the judge who presided over the trial. Retired Boone County Circuit Judge Gary Oxenhandler, who
Look for heavy traffic on Missouri highways today (Thursday) and throughout the Fourth of July weekend. The Missouri State Highway Patrol says every available trooper will be on the roads and waterways throughout the holiday
You’ll see extra Missouri state troopers on the Lake of the Ozarks and other waterways throughout the busy Fourth of July weekend. A Missouri State Highway Patrol trooper patrols the Lake of the Ozarks (2022
Columbia’s city manager says the city does not implement quotas, benchmarks or metrics based on race, nor does it discriminate against any groups based on race or other identities. Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey briefs
The chief executive officer of Columbia-based MU Health Care testifies that MU Health Care and Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield have not been able to find common ground during contract negotiations. MU Health Care’s new
A state senator from Columbia who served two tours in Iraq says people shouldn’t be heroes if they die and villains if they live. State Sen. Stephen Webber (D-Columbia) serves on the Missouri Senate Veterans
Jefferson City’s police chief says a recent dinner and awards ceremony raised about $30,000 for the Jefferson City Police Foundation. Numerous Jefferson City Police Department employees were honored by police chief Eric Wilde at the
Hotline calls are up about 100 from last year for a Columbia nonprofit that serves as a critical resource for those affected by intimate partner violence, sexual violence and stalking. The numbers are staggering for
Two 18-year-old Columbia residents have been shot and killed in two separate incidents in the past month. 34-year-old Steven Paden of Columbia is currently jailed without bond in Boone County (June 18, 2025 mug shot
A Columbia nonprofit that’s long served as a critical resource for those affected by intimate partner violence, sexual violence, stalking and sex trafficking is inviting you to Thursday’s special open house for its new advocacy
