Judy Baker is back on the campaign trail. The former state representative from Columbia announced Thursday she’s running for Missouri Senate in 2020. The Democrat wants to …
Read More »Lawsuit: Officer played Russian roulette with girlfriends
(AP) – A wrongful-death lawsuit claims that a St. Louis police officer charged in the fatal shooting of a female colleague while playing a variation of Russian …
Read More »Missouri elk hunt likely in 2020
(AP) – Missouri Department of Conservation officials say the state’s elk herd is on track to be large enough in 2020 for the first hunt in more …
Read More »Highway Patrol honoring Nordman Friday
The Highway Patrol is honoring the Nordmans on Friday in New Florence. Julie Nordman and the late Randy Nordman are receiving the Honorary Trooper Certificate. Authorities say …
Read More »Police confirm north Columbia gunshots
A home and two cars are shot up in north Columbia. Police say it happened at about 3:00 a.m. Thursday on Dove Drive near North Providence Road …
Read More »10-spot: Cards oust Braves from NLDS with record 1st inning
(AP) – The St. Louis Cardinals scored 10 runs for the biggest opening inning in postseason history and dealt the Atlanta Braves another playoff heartbreak with a …
Read More »Caregiver accused of JC boy’s death out on bond
The Jefferson City woman accused of contributing to the death of a four-year-old is out of jail. Quatavia Givens posted her $5,000 bond on Wednesday. A judge …
Read More »Turkey says ground forces are advancing in northern Syria
(AP) — Turkish ground forces pressed their advance against Kurdish fighters in northern Syria on Thursday, Turkey’s Defense Ministry said, launching airstrikes and unleashing artillery shelling on …
Read More »Police search homes for 2nd suspect in Kansas bar shooting
(AP) A suspect in a weekend Kansas bar shooting that left four dead and five wounded was given probation last year for trafficking contraband while imprisoned for …
Read More »(AUDIO) Rep. Hartzler questions U.S. troop pullout in Syria
Mid-Missouri Republican Congresswoman Vicky Hartzler says she disagrees with Pres. Trump’s decision to pull American troops out of northern Syria, ahead of a Turkish invasion. Hartzler joined …
Read More »Polls show close divide over impeachment and removal
(AP) — Americans are following impeachment proceedings closely and are slightly more likely to approve than disapprove of the inquiry itself. But the public is more closely …
Read More »Millions playing waiting game over electricity shutoffs
(AP) — Millions of Californians played a waiting game with the winds Thursday as Pacific Gas & Electric watched the weather before deciding whether to restore power …
Read More »Man accused of stealing from Jefferson City kids club
The director of a Jefferson City kids’ wrestling club is accused of stealing from the group. Ryan McKee allegedly took $34,000 from the Jays Kids Wrestling Club …
Read More »20 guns found after Cole County burglaries
Deputies find 20 guns taken in two Cole County break-ins over the last couple weeks. Two suspects are in jail. Investigators say no one was home at …
Read More »Rape accusations against Lauer ensnare NBC management
(AP) — Two years after Matt Lauer was abruptly fired by NBC News for sexual misconduct, more questions are emerging about the former “Today” show host’s behavior …
Read More »Centralia police officer fired, facing charges over attempted rape of minor
A Centralia police officer is facing federal charges that he wanted to rape a 14-year-old girl. Prosecutors said Tuesday that Clint Baer used a social networking site …
Read More »White House, Democrats spar over rules for impeachment
(AP) – The White House and Democrats in the House of Representatives are headed toward a battle royal over what exactly the Constitution means when it says …
Read More »Leutkemeyer on challenges of Turkey conflict as northern Syria invasion begins
Turkey is ready to invade northern Syria, after President Trump backed U.S. forces out of the region. “Disappointing in one way, from the standpoint the Kurds are …
Read More »Court sides with state prison guards in $125 million suit over pay
(AP) – A state appeals court has sided with Missouri prison guards who alleged they were shorted on their pay in a lawsuit that could cost taxpayers …
Read More »Sec. Chao announces rural transportation infrastructure initiative
(Missourinet) The U.S. Transportation Secretary traveled to St. Louis on Tuesday to unveil a new initiative aimed at addressing disparities in transportation infrastructure in rural America. Transportation …
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