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A Boone County jury deliberated for about two hours on Thursday before convicting a former Columbia man of the gruesome 1984 abduction, rape and throat-slashing of a 17-year-old Hickman student. The jury convicted 61-year-old James
A Boone County jury listened to emotional testimony Tuesday from a former Columbia resident who was abducted, raped and had her throat slashed in a case that went cold for almost four decades. The victim
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
Columbia’s Truman VA Hospital and Boone County Sheriff Dwayne Carey are encouraging you to drop off your expired prescription drugs tomorrow and Saturday. Truman VA officials say the prescription drug take back event provides a
Columbia’s city council has given the green light to a school resource officer (SRO) agreement with Columbia Public Schools (CPS). The city council voted to approve the agreement on Tuesday night. Columbia’s school board unanimously
Tonight is your final opportunity to weigh in on the Columbia city manager’s proposed $533-million budget. Columbia’s city council will hold its third and final public hearing on city manager De’Carlon Seewood’s budget at 7
Columbia’s hotels, restaurants and stores will be extra-busy tonight, tomorrow and Sunday, as the Special Olympics Missouri state summer games get underway. The opening ceremony is tonight at 7 at MizzouRec: Zimmer broadcasters Liz and
Columbia Public Schools (CPS) Superintendent Dr. Brian Yearwood will be at all four CPS high school graduation ceremonies during the next two days, starting this (Friday) morning with Douglass high school’s graduation at Missouri Theatre.
More than 1,300 students from the class of 2023 will graduate from Columbia Public Schools (CPS) this week. Douglass and Hickman graduate on Friday, while Battle and Rock Bridge graduate on Saturday. Douglass’ 82 graduates
More than 1,000 athletes, coaches, volunteers and Unified partners from across Missouri are expected to be in Columbia for the Special Olympics Missouri State Summer Games next month. They’ll take place from June 2-4 at
Boone County residents have numerous opportunities today and Saturday to get rid of their unused or unwanted prescription drugs, and to do it in a safe manner. The Boone County Sheriff’s Department is holding the
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