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The Kansas City Chiefs have announced that longtime Chiefs Radio Network executive producer Dan Israel has passed away, after battling cancer. Mr. Israel battled cancer for a decade. He built the Chiefs Radio Network into
Research and the medical isotopes being produced at Mizzou was a main topic of discussion between Columbia business leaders and elected officials at last fall’s Chamber visit to Raleigh, Durham and Chapel Hill, North Carolina.
The superintendent of Columbia Public Schools (CPS) has announced that he’s retiring effective December 31. CPS Superintendent Dr. Brian Yearwood made his announcement in a letter to CPS staff and families today (Friday), saying he’ll
The founder of the Jefferson City-based Red Slipper Warrior Project (RSWP) says a good support system is critical for those who are battling cancer. Jefferson City’s Tim Tinnin founded the RSWP after his late wife
U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley (R) says St. Louis-area residents have had their water, air and soil poisoned by radioactive waste that dates back to World War II. Senator Hawley says those residents are asking for
Mizzou officials say building a new and larger research reactor in Columbia is critical to ensuring a lifetime supply of isotopes needed to diagnose heart disease and to detect and treat cancer. Mizzou’s Sarah Chinniah
Columbia’s Regional Economic Development Incorporated (REDI) board, elected officials from the city and county and area business leaders will hear a presentation this morning about the proposed NextGen research reactor at Mizzou. The REDI board
The early results of Mizzou’s $220-million Roy Blunt NextGen Precision Health building in Columbia have been terrific, according to UM System president Dr. Mun Choi. “Since the opening, we can attribute $97-million in new awards
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