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A Columbia man with a lengthy criminal record is now charged with knocking a man unconscious and stomping on his head, in front of multiple CPD officers. Boone County prosecutors have charged 54-year-old Daniel Dwyer
Columbia’s city council has approved a resolution committing to reducing violent crime. The two-page resolution expresses support for policies that enhance public safety and reduce violent crime. The resolution also says Columbia will continue to
Columbia’s city council is set to vote Monday evening on a resolution expressing support for policies and initiatives that enhance public safety and reduce violent crime. The resolution before council tonight includes a commitment to
While the number of crimes against property and society in Columbia decreased from 2023 to 2024, the number of murders increased. Columbia police chief Jill Schlude and other CPD officials held a Friday press conference
Columbia’s police chief has called a press conference for Friday morning to discuss internal changes that she says will address the consistency and accuracy of data on crime statistics and CPD’s use of force reporting.
Columbia’s city council is set to vote Monday evening on a bill that would authorize the purchase of camera systems for Columbia Police and for the Columbia Parks and Recreation Department. Columbia Police chief Jill
Columbia Police will hold four more meetings on Thursday for you to learn details about CPD’s plans to use the Flock Safety camera system. Columbia Police hope to purchase and implement automatic license plate readers
Affordable housing, public safety and city employee pay are key highlights of Columbia city manager De’Carlon Seewood’s proposed $558-million budget, which is an increase of $12-million from last year. Mr. Seewood unveiled his proposed budget
Columbia had another bloody week last week, with two brutal homicides and another suspect charged with threatening to cut the heads off of children at the Islamic Center. Police chief Jill Schlude joined host Fred
Powerful signs of numerous Columbia-area and other Missouri residents who’ve died from overdoses were displayed during a Tuesday evening town meeting at Hickman high school. Area officials describe the deaths as a crisis and a
Officials in Columbia and Boone County will hold a town hall meeting this evening to discuss what they call the ongoing drug overdose crisis. The Boone County Overdose Response Coalition and the Columbia/Boone County Public
Charges will not be filed by a special prosecutor investigating August’s deadly Columbia police officer involved shooting at the Landing apartment complex. 22-year-old Marquis Rivera was shot and killed by Columbia Police on August 4.
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