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New court documents say a well-known Columbia businesswoman who pleaded guilty this week to federal wire fraud embezzled money held in trust for Moresource clients. 64-year-old Kat Cunningham of Rocheport embezzled payroll deposits from 24
Missouri’s commodity groups are praising Mizzou’s planned Michael Parson meat science education and training laboratory in Columbia. Commodity groups, Columbia business leaders and state lawmakers in both parties joined Governor Mike Kehoe and former Governor
The Columbia and Springfield Chambers of Commerce are pushing for passage of bipartisan child care tax credit legislation that’s been approved in the Missouri House on a 120-34 vote. It’s also the top priority for
Columbia’s city manager is pleased with the council’s recent 5-2 vote to authorize the purchase of camera systems for Columbia Police and for Columbia Parks and Recreation. First ward councilwoman Valerie Carroll and third ward
After a few hours of testimony and discussion, Columbia’s city council has voted 5-2 to authorize the purchase of camera systems for Columbia Police and for the Columbia Parks and Recreation Department. Columbia first ward
Columbia city manager De’Carlon Seewood didn’t mince words during his recent state of the city address: he looked directly at city officials, city employees, residents and reporters at city hall and told them that Columbia
Columbia’s city council is set to vote tonight on a proposed new coffee shop on South Providence. Fast-growing 7Brew Coffee wants to build their new drive-up coffee shop between Raising Canes and Custom Complete Automotive
Columbia’s city council will first-read bills tonight involving a proposed new 7Brew coffee restaurant near Raising Canes on South Providence and another expressing support for Columbia’s LGBTQ community. 7Brew wants to build their new drive-up
Columbia’s city council has approved a two-page resolution expressing its support for the city contributing about $1.5 million to the I-70 and Highway 63 interchange beautification project, once the project is finished. The council approved
Columbia’s city council is expected to vote tonight on a bill involving roll carts and on a resolution involving beautification of the I-70 and Highway 63 intersection. The council is scheduled to vote on a
A veteran Missouri lawmaker who sponsored bipartisan child care tax credit legislation this year will pre-file the bill again on December 1. State Rep. Brenda Shields’ (R-St. Joseph) bill died on the 2023 session’s final
The state’s most powerful business organization says the Show-Me State has a child care crisis that is costing Missouri more than $1-billion annually. Missouri Chamber of Commerce and Industry president Dan Mehan says improving access
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