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Fulton’s police chief to retire in August; Chief Ladwig has been in law enforcement for 26 years
The police chief in mid-Missouri’s Fulton will retire on August 3.
The city of Fulton announced Chief Bill Ladwig’s retirement late Friday afternoon, saying his leadership has had a lasting impact on the police department...
(LISTEN): Columbia’s city council holds first budget work session on Monday
Columbia’s city council will discuss a lengthy report on the city’s general fund during Monday afternoon's work session.
Then-Columbia Housing and Neighborhood Services director Rebecca Thompson, right, Columbia city manager De'Carlon Seewood, left, and city...
UPDATE: Power restored to thousands of residents in Columbia/Boone County; residents urged to report storm damage
Crews from Columbia Water and Light and from Boone Electric worked Friday night into Saturday morning to restore power to several thousand residents impacted by Friday’s storms that blew through the region.
Columbia firefighters work...
UPDATE: Friday’s storms knock out power to about 4,500 Boone County residents; numerous trees down
Columbia Water and Light crews are working on this Friday night to restore power to more than 1,800 residents impacted by Friday afternoon’s severe thunderstorms in mid-Missouri.
Columbia firefighters work to clear debris on Friday...
UPDATE: Missouri Task Force One being deployed to southeast Missouri’s Sikeston
Catastrophic flooding in southeast Missouri has prompted Columbia-based Missouri Task Force One (MO-TF1) to be deployed to southeast Missouri’s Sikeston.
Missouri Task Force One is being activated by the Missouri State Emergency Management Agency (SEMA)...
(LISTEN): Missouri’s governor says high school athletics oversight bill will improve transparency
Legislation aimed at strengthening oversight of Missouri high school athletics has been signed into law by Governor Mike Kehoe (R).
The bill, which is sponsored by State Sen. Jason Bean (R-Peach Orchard), establishes a five-member...
Columbia plans Friday morning town hall meeting on Proposition One
You have an opportunity Friday morning to hear from Columbia Police officers, firefighters and city council members about the August Proposition One ballot measure.
Columbia Police respond to a deadly triple shooting at the Greens...
(LISTEN): Retiring Columbia Ronald McDonald House executive director grateful to her staff and to community for your generosity
(This is the second part of Brian Hauswirth's two-part series)
Columbia’s Ronald McDonald House has started searching for a replacement for longtime executive director Terri Gray, who retires at the end of December.
Longtime Ronald McDonald...
Columbia city manager Seewood to address Pachyderms Friday; public safety will be a topic
Columbia’s city manager will discuss his role as city manager and the issue of public safety during his presentation Friday to the Columbia Pachyderms at Dickey’s BBQ Pit on Forum Boulevard.
City spokesman Christopher Ave...
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