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No injuries are reported after an early-morning fire at a north Columbia duplex. Columbia firefighters say they were called to the 2800 block of Mulberry road at about 1:50 this morning, and found a single-story
Columbia’s fire chief will be retiring from the city in April, after more than 25 years with the CFD. The city made the announcement in a news release. Fire chief Clayton Farr Jr. has been with
Boone County prosecutors have charged a Columbia man with first degree murder and arson for Friday’s early-morning deadly house fire in the 3900 block of Deerfoot Way in south Columbia. 31-year-old Steven Martin Strumpf has
Boone County Fire Protection District investigators credit a dog’s persistent barking in waking up the homeowners during Saturday morning’s blaze that destroyed a home in the 5200 block of South Cowan road, near Highway 63.
Columbia’s city council will hear a three-page report Tuesday evening about fire service in fast-growing east-central Columbia, specifically the acquisition of a building in the El Chaparral subdivision that will be used as a temporary fire
Columbia Police are crediting residents for providing information that led to the capture of a parolee they considered armed and dangerous. Columbia Police spent hours on Wednesday night and Thursday searching for 36-year-old Brandt Feutz,
A former Columbia mayoral candidate wants the city council to publicly recognize the danger that CPD officers put themselves in each day. Businessman Randy Minchew spoke from the podium at last week’s council meeting. He
Columbia’s city manager is excited about the new Orr street park that will be developed near Orr and Park, northeast of Café Berlin. City manager De’Carlon Seewood took his sports coat and tie off in
A former Columbia mayoral candidate is urging Columbia’s city council to give CPD and the Columbia Fire Department the tools, equipment and manpower they need to keep the city safe. Randy Minchew spoke from the
Columbia Police have identified the pedestrian that was struck and killed early Wednesday morning on northbound Highway 63 near Grindstone as 36-year-old Brandon Lee of Columbia. CPD investigators say the incident happened at about 1:20
A $25,000-plus donation from State Farm Insurance has allowed the Columbia Fire Department to acquire a new arson dog and pay for its training in Maine. Mayor Pro Tem Andrea Waner tells 939 the Eagle
Boone County’s Office of Emergency Management and other mid-Missouri law enforcement agencies are alerting motorists that they will see a high volume of first responders near Highways 63 and 54 in northern Jefferson City this
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