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A high-profile Columbia infant death case has been resolved with a guilty plea to new charges and with a second degree murder charge being dropped. 939 the Eagle News was at the Boone County Courthouse
A high-profile Columbia infant death case is expected to be resolved by this afternoon. A plea hearing is scheduled for 1:30 this afternoon at the Boone County Courthouse for 32-year-old Staffone Fountain, a former Columbia
Boone County Circuit Judge Kevin Crane has scheduled a Friday afternoon plea hearing in a high-profile Columbia infant death case. A Boone County grand jury indicted 32-year-old Staffone Fountain, a former Columbia resident, for second
Dozens of Columbia and Boone County police officers, deputies, paramedics and other first responders joined 12 Boone County families for Tuesday night’s “Shop with a Hero” event at Columbia’s Wal-Mart on Grindstone Parkway. The event
Columbia’s first female police chief has been sworn-in. Jill Schlude, who had been serving as CPD’s assistant chief, was sworn-in during Monday night’s city council meeting. She’s been with the department since 2005. Her top
Columbia’s first female police chief would like to see a recruitment and retention plan in place in the next 90 days. Columbia assistant police chief Jill Schlude will be sworn-in as chief at tonight’s city
Columbia’s new police chief will be sworn-in during Monday night’s city council meeting. 18-year CPD veteran Jill Schlude tells reporters that she’s honored and humbled at the opportunity to serve her community in this new
Columbia city hall is expected to be packed for this afternoon’s announcement of the city’s new police chief. City manager De’Carlon Seewood has called a 2 o’clock press conference in the city council chambers to
Columbia officials have called a press conference for Wednesday afternoon to announce the city’s new police chief. Columbia city manager De’Carlon Seewood will brief reporters and the general public at city hall at 2 pm
Look for an announcement in the next few weeks about Columbia’s next police chief, if not sooner. City spokeswoman Sydney Olsen tells 939 the Eagle that they’re still on-time to make an announcement in early
Tonight is your opportunity to listen to and meet the four finalists for Columbia’s next police chief. The city will hold a community forum at 6 pm in the city hall council chambers, where the
Columbia’s city manager has released the names of the four finalists for the city’s next police chief, and you’ll have an opportunity to meet the four next week. City manager De’Carlon Seewood says the four
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