(Missourinet) The Missouri Supreme Court heard oral arguments on Tuesday in Jefferson City in convicted killer David Hosier’s death penalty appeal. Convicted killer David Hosier is incarcerated …
Read More »Appeals court upholds contempt against Creasy Springs homeowner
(AP) – A Columbia homeowner jailed for 10 days for contempt of court for not complying with an order to remove structures from his property could find …
Read More »Teachers union sues Columbia Public Schools
The union representing Columbia Public Schools teachers is suing the district over what it calls “bad-faith negotiations” this year. CPS wants the Columbia Missouri National Education Association …
Read More »Sri Lanka death toll rises over 350
(AP) – Sri Lanka’s president has asked for the resignations of the defense secretary and the national police chief after security forces failed to act on warnings …
Read More »Missouri measure would undo voter-enacted redistricting plan
(AP) – Missouri lawmakers are advancing a proposal to undo the redistricting process enacted by voters in November. House members voted 100-49 Tuesday to give initial approval …
Read More »K9 unit sniffs out nearly a pound of meth
Audrain County authorities say they caught a Vandalia man with more than 400 grams of meth. Joey Thorpe, 37, was pulled over Tuesday afternoon on Highway 54 …
Read More »AP Source: Chiefs get Clark from Seahawks for 1st-round pick
(AP) – The Kansas City Chiefs are acquiring defensive end Frank Clark from the Seattle Seahawks in exchange for a first-round draft pick this year and a …
Read More »House Democrats wrestle with White House over investigations
(AP) — The struggle between House Democrats and the Trump administration over investigations intensified as a former White House official defied a subpoena and the Treasury Department …
Read More »Controversial CAFO bill may return in Missouri Senate
(Missourinet) The state Senate could debate this week whether to ban Missouri counties from enforcing rules stricter than state regulations required for large animal feeding operations. Jefferson …
Read More »H&R Block co-founder dies in native Kansas City
(AP) — Henry Bloch, who helped found tax preparation giant H&R Block, died Tuesday at age 96, the company announced. Bloch died of natural causes at St. …
Read More »(AUDIO) MoDot Engineer Mike Schupp on pothole reimbursement
MoDot has a page on its website where you can file a claim for state reimbursement if your vehicle is damaged by a pothole. Check that out …
Read More »Lincoln University announces memorial for former president Frank
A memorial service is set to remember former Lincoln University President James Frank. The service will be at noon on Friday in Richardson Auditorium. Dr. Frank was …
Read More »Judge agrees to delay in city, county fire dispute
A disagreement between the city of Columbia and the Boone County Fire Protection District is on hold. A judge on Monday approved a motion by both sides …
Read More »Sri Lanka Easter bombings death toll over 320
(AP) — Sri Lanka’s state minister of defense said Tuesday that the Easter attack on churches, hotels and other sites was “carried out in retaliation” for the …
Read More »Father of Craig Wood testifies for Hailey’s Law
(Missourinet) The Missouri House and Senate have approved similar bills that would require Missouri’s Amber Alert System Oversight Committee to meet at least annually. Supporters hope to …
Read More »Investigation ongoing, House subpoenas ex-White House lawyer
(AP) – House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is urging fellow Democrats to focus on investigations rather than impeachment in the wake of the special counsel’s report on Russian …
Read More »Jeff City Schools working on student behavior
You’ve heard the stories about Jefferson City teachers and students who feared for their safety in the classroom. School Superintendent Dr. Larry Linthacum says officials are making …
Read More »Some black lawmakers concerned about Clean Missouri
(AP) – Republicans pushing a repeal of Missouri’s new redistricting process are finding unusual allies in some black Democrats in the Legislature, who are concerned the new …
Read More »Trump, business organization sue Democratic House chairman
(AP) — President Donald Trump and his business organization sued the Democratic chairman of the House oversight committee on Monday to block a subpoena that seeks years …
Read More »State Rep talks potential Jeff City river port
Have you been caught in the I-70 traffic lately? Jefferson City Rep. Rudy Veit says a river port in the Capital City could take a lot of …
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