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Councilmen get an update on the planned Jefferson City Conference Center project. The complex near the Governor’s Mansion should cost around $120 – million. The recent state budget signed by […]

Eastern Jefferson City and Osage City got the worst of the 4th of July storm. Winds were clocked at 100-miles per hour. Osage Fire Protection Chief Barry Gipe says electric […]

Another accused crook is charged with stealing from Grandma. Amy Shoup of Jefferson City is accused of taking $52,000 from the nursing home victim and not paying their bill at […]

Water rescues and widespread power outages followed the Fourth of July storms. Crews had to rescue boaters on both the Osage and Missouri rivers. Falling trees knocked out power all […]

The longtime executive director of Columbia’s Ronald McDonald House retires at the end of the year. Longtime Ronald McDonald House Mid-Missouri executive director Terri Gray retires at the end of […]

Monday evening’s Columbia city council meeting is canceled, due to renovations of the council chambers. City spokesman Christopher Ave says construction is continuing at city hall. Mayor Barbara Buffaloe spoke […]

Most Missouri state and county offices are closed Friday to observe the Fourth of July holiday. Most state offices are closed except emergency services like the Missouri State Highway Patrol. […]

Columbia Police issued four citations to panhandlers Wednesday morning at the Business Loop and Providence who were protesting the city’s new pedestrian safety ordinance. A pedestrian walks on Columbia’s Business […]

A promotion at the Jefferson City Fire Department. Captain Ryan Lock is the department’s new Division Chief. He replaces Division Chief Jason Turner who retired. Lock has been with Jefferson […]

669 American flags are flying proudly on this Thursday morning ahead of the Fourth of July holiday in mid-Missouri’s Centralia. It’s called the Avenue of Flags and it’s located near […]