UPDATE: National Weather Service issues cold weather advisory for mid-Missouri for tonight
Mid-Missourians are being urged to bundle up, to dress in layers and to check on their neighbors by the National Weather Service (NWS). The National Weather Service (NWS) in St. […]
Date published: January 20, 2025
(LISTEN): Missouri Chamber of Commerce outlines plan aimed at attracting more manufacturing
The state’s largest business association wants to see Missouri be a top-ten state in manufacturing. Columbia Mayor Barbara Buffaloe speaks at the April 6, 2023 ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new […]
Date published: January 20, 2025
Dr. Martin Luther King’s birthday is a federal and Missouri holiday
Monday is Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day, which is a federal, Missouri, county and city holiday and the observance of his birthday. Columbia city hall (2021 file photo courtesy […]
Date published: January 19, 2025
(LISTEN): Missouri’s governor to unveil more details about crime plan at upcoming State of State address
Look for Missouri’s new governor to outline more details about his crime and public safety plan during his January 28th State of the State address. Missouri Governor Mike Parson and […]
Date published: January 18, 2025
UPDATE: At least four mid-Missouri school districts on snow routes for Thursday
Ongoing hazardous road conditions on secondary roads after two winter storms and cold temperatures is causing at least four mid-Missouri school districts to run snow routes again on Thursday. The […]
Date published: January 16, 2025
Businessman and former inmate Josh Smith to deliver keynote at Missouri Governor’s prayer breakfast on Wednesday
Hundreds of people, including numerous state lawmakers on both sides of the aisle, are expected to attend Wednesday morning’s 2025 Governor’s prayer breakfast in Jefferson City. New Missouri Governor Mike […]
Date published: January 15, 2025
(LISTEN): Key Columbia Democratic state lawmaker hopeful about his gun bill and about new Kehoe administration
One of the leading Democrats in the Missouri House is optimistic about new GOP Governor Mike Kehoe and the Kehoe administration. State Rep. David Tyson Smith (D-Columbia) speaks on the […]
Date published: January 15, 2025
UPDATE: Several mid-Missouri schools, including Southern Boone R-1, running snow routes again on Wednesday
Ongoing hazardous road conditions from two recent winter storms and subfreezing temperatures have caused several mid-Missouri school districts to be on snow routes again on Wednesday. The fast-growing Southern Boone […]
Date published: January 15, 2025
JCPD Chief says the face of law enforcement has changed
For the long – time career law officer, the biggest challenge was tracking down robbers, burglars and other run of the mill criminals. Now Jefferson City Police Chief Eric Wilde […]
Date published: January 14, 2025
Mid – Mo man charged after dog attacks his child
A Randolph County man is charged after his dog attacked his daughter in Huntsville, sending her to the hospital. Eric Cradic was charged with child endangerment and not controlling a […]
Date published: January 14, 2025
(LISTEN): New governor says securing Missouri’s future begins with public safety
Missouri’s new governor is asking residents for their continued prayers and support, saying there is a lot of work that needs to be done. New Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe (right) […]
Date published: January 14, 2025
Mizzou men’s basketball team to battle #5 Florida tonight in Gainesville
Dennis Gates’ Missouri Tiger men’s hoops team aims for its first top-five true road win since 2012 when they battle #5 Florida Tuesday night in Gainesville. Mizzou men’s basketball coach […]
Date published: January 14, 2025
