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Columbia Public Works will be bringing in a 17-member snowplow crew on Saturday morning at 5, due to anticipated snow across the entire 939 the Eagle listening area. The National Weather Service (NWS) in St.
An issue that has divided residents in south Columbia for nearly a decade is heading back to Columbia’s city council Monday for a work session. The council will hold the 5 pm work session at
It’s been an issue that has divided residents in south Columbia for almost a decade, and almost led to a recall vote against a former city councilwoman. The high-profile debate over the location of a
Hundreds of people are expected to pack Columbia’s Crossing church parking lot for Friday evening’s lighting of the Crossing magic tree. The magic tree is a holiday tradition for many mid-Missouri families. The Crossing magic
Missouri’s transportation director credits a Columbia widow for this year’s passage of a bipartisan hands-free driving law. Adrienne Siddens will join state Department of Transportation (MoDOT) director Patrick McKenna at this morning’s buckle up phone
A record 520 transportation professionals, law enforcement officers and safety advocates are in Columbia for Missouri’s 2023 highway safety and traffic conference. The three-day event began Monday afternoon at the Holiday Inn Executive Center. It’s
The grand opening for a highly-anticipated new south Columbia restaurant is set for Monday. Hawaiian Bros Island Grill on Grindstone Parkway plans free VIP events on Friday and Saturday, before the new restaurant formally opens.
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