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The Central Missouri Humane Society (CMHS) describes its 49-year-old shelter in Columbia as unsafe and and says it needs to be replaced. The Central Missouri Humane Society (CMHS) says conditions are deteriorating rapidly in its

We’re just a little more than a week away from the 19th annual two-day Miracles for Kids radiothon, benefiting the kids and families at MU Health Care’s Children’s hospital in Columbia. MU Health Care’s new

Research and the medical isotopes being produced at Mizzou was a main topic of discussion between Columbia business leaders and elected officials at last fall’s Chamber visit to Raleigh, Durham and Chapel Hill, North Carolina.

Missouri’s House Speaker expects bipartisan foster care legislation he’s championed to be the first House bill sent to the Senate next week in Jefferson City. State Rep. Dr. Jonathan Patterson (R-Lee’s Summit) is escorted into

Immediate senior staff members at the Missouri lieutenant governor’s office will soon be required to work in the office five days a week. Missouri Lieutenant Governor Dave Wasinger, right, listens as Governor Mike Kehoe delivers

Boone County Joint Communications says their backup systems functioned as intended, after a fiber cut near Jefferson City impacted 911 service in the Columbia area for more than 12 hours. Boone County Joint Communications is

A 12-year-old Jefferson City boy who is battling a metabolic disorder and other serious health issues has been granted his wish to play catch with Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes. Kansas City Chiefs mascot

Obtaining federal funding to rebuild and expand heavily-traveled I-44 across the state is the top priority for southwest Missouri Congressman Eric Burlison. U.S. Rep. Eric Burlison (R-Springfield) represents southwest Missouri on Capitol Hill. His district

Boone County’s presiding commissioner says Schneider Electric sees the need for a proposed $73-million expansion at their facility on Columbia’s Route B. Boone County Presiding Commissioner Kip Kendrick (photo courtesy of the Boone County commission

Missouri lawmakers realize that federal funding that sent billions of dollars to Missouri during the COVID pandemic is winding down. State Rep. Bishop Davidson (R-Republic) speaks during a Missouri House Budget Committee hearing on January

While he’s still reviewing details, Missouri’s powerful Senate Appropriations Committee chairman likes the idea of Governor Mike Kehoe’s proposed $130-million pay increase plan for state employees. Then-Missouri House Budget Committee chair Cody Smith (R-Carthage), left,

Making sure that pensions are safe is a top priority for the new Missouri Senate Local Government, Elections and Pensions committee chairman. State Sen. Rusty Black (R-Chillicothe) tells 939 the Eagle it’s an important issue