(AP) — Police have declared a riot in Portland amid ongoing protests over racial injustice. Police said the riot was declared Tuesday night outside a county building. …
Read More »Appeals court reinstates lawsuit against 3 Columbia police
(AP) — A Missouri appeals court says a man’s lawsuit against three Columbia police officers arising from a bar fight can proceed. The Western District Court of …
Read More »(AUDIO) Councilman Pitzer disagrees with denying roll cart vote
Columbia city councilman Matt Pitzer says he is disappointed by the council’s decision on Monday night not to put a roll cart trash option on your November …
Read More »Postal Service halts some changes amid outcry, lawsuits
(AP) — Facing mounting public pressure and a crush of state lawsuits, President Donald Trump’s new postmaster general announced Tuesday he is halting some operational changes to …
Read More »Colleges grapple with coronavirus as students return
(AP) — Notre Dame and Michigan State universities became the latest colleges to move classes online because of the coronavirus on Tuesday as colleges struggle to contain …
Read More »S&P 500 logs all-time high
(AP) World share prices and Wall Street futures are up a day after the S&P 500 logged a fresh all-time high. Wall Street has clawed back the …
Read More »Columbia roll cart proposition will not be on November ballot
Columbia will not hold a vote on roll carts in November. The city council on Monday night failed to get it on the ballot by a 3-3 …
Read More »Reds-Royals postponed due to COVID-19; doubleheader on deck
(AP) — The baseball game between Cincinnati and Kansas City scheduled for Tuesday will be played as part of a doubleheader Wednesday so that the Reds can …
Read More »Senate panel finds Russia interfered in the 2016 US election
(AP) — The Senate intelligence committee has concluded that the Kremlin launched an aggressive effort to interfere in the 2016 presidential contest on behalf of Donald Trump. …
Read More »COVID-19 Update (Aug. 18)
Boone County reported a slightly lower number of coronavirus cases Tuesday, with 22 new. Active cases rose, with 14 people released from isolation. Hospitalization dropped slightly to …
Read More »Mizzou: New COVID-19 rules include no gatherings of 20+ people
Mizzou students won’t be allowed to have large parties this year because of COVID-19 concerns. The school announced new rules to limit the spread of coronavirus Monday. …
Read More »Kendrick calls for mail-in ballot protections amid USPS changes
State Rep. Kip Kendrick says he’s alarmed by big changes at the postal service. The Columbia Democrat sent a letter to Gov. Parson asking that all ballots …
Read More »Dems put divides aside, rally behind Biden at convention
(AP) — Michelle Obama delivered a passionate condemnation of President Donald Trump during the opening night of the Democratic National Convention, declaring him “in over his head” …
Read More »Mizzou learns football schedule, announces Faurot capacity limits
Welcome to the SEC, Eli Drinkwitz. He will open his time as Mizzou head football coach by hosting Alabama on Sept. 26, the league announced on Monday. …
Read More »Missouri judge finds GOP redistricting measure misleading
(AP) — A Missouri judge has ruled that the state’s Republican-led Legislature illegally tried to mislead voters into repealing anti-gerrymandering reforms they adopted two years ago. Cole …
Read More »Woman shot near Jefferson City intersection
A woman is shot in Jefferson City. ABC 17 reports it happened a little after midnight Monday near Hickory and Monroe streets. The victim is expected to …
Read More »Chiefs announce plan for early-season limited fan attendance
The Kansas City Chiefs will try to safely open Arrowhead Stadium to some fans. The team said Monday it will open the stadium up at 22 percent …
Read More »Penecostal Bridge near Westphalia collapses
A bridge collapses near Westphalia as a truck tries to cross. The Highway Patrol said Monday a semi tried to drive over the Penecostal Bridge over the …
Read More »Columbia police investigate disturbance on Clinkscales Road
Police shut down a Columbia intersection after a reported threat. CPD learned about an argument between neighbors on Sunday night near Clinkscales Road and Ash Street. Neighbors …
Read More »Columbia city council votes on roll cart proposition Monday
It’s another step toward you voting on whether Columbia will have roll carts for trash. The city council on Monday night will probably decide to put that …
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