Mo. bill would create workers' comp database
The Missouri Legislature has voted to create an online database allowing businesses to check whether job applicants have a history of filing workers' compensation claims.
View ArticleWe B Smokin' and Drinkin' burglary lands two teens in jail
Jefferson City Police arrested two people early Tuesday morning for a burglary in progress.
View ArticleCrash survivor encourages others to buckle up
Only 67 percent of Missouri teens wear their seat belt, according to SaveMoLives.org.
View ArticleArmed woman holds up HoneyBaked Ham
A woman robbed the Heavenly Ham restaurant at 212 Green Meadows Tuesday morning.
View ArticleGenetic defect ups risk of two cancers
Angelina Jolie has revealed that she had a preventive double mastectomy after learning that she has a faulty gene.
View ArticleThree arrested after traffic stop
A search of their vehicle revealed more than 80 grams of processed marijuana, $1,500 in cash and a loaded handgun.
View ArticleThe Capital City: then and now
Jefferson City was created specifically to be the state seat of government, and a lot has changed from then until now.
View ArticleAnnual window AC exchange helps cool off families
Low-income families and individuals are getting a break from the heat in Boone County.
View ArticleLearn about the statue of soldier standing at attention on Missouri Boulevard
Behind the Staples and across the Steak and Shake on Missouri Boulevard, a lone sentry from a war few remember, but which played a critical role in establishing the modern National Guard, stands watch...
View ArticleSchool nurse hailed as superhero for saving girl
Jefferson City residents are calling her a hero, but Thomas Jefferson Middle School nurse Tracy Frank said it was just the mom in her.
View ArticleShot fired overnight in Eldon
Eldon Police received reports of a gunshot being fired overnight.
View ArticlePolice pursuit ends in three arrests
Three Jefferson City people were arrested on multiple charges after fleeing from a routine traffic stop.
View ArticleVirus sickens children at Russellville Elementary
Superintendent of Schools Randall Williams said 70 out of 247 children from the elementary school were absent Wednesday.
View ArticleBlack bear caught on camera
Conservation officials said the number of bear sightings has increased in recent year. The bear population is estimated to be between 300 and 500 bears.
View ArticleVideo: IT students at Linn State get extended degree opportunity
Students with a two-year information technology certificate from Linn State Technical College will be able to finish a four-year college degree at Lincoln University under an agreement signed Thursday.
View ArticleDrowsy driver shares his story
Rusty Burris was an 18-year-old recent high school graduate from Macks Creek on June 3, 1990, when his life changed forever.
View ArticleLewis and Clark's legacy flows into the Capital City
The pair that opened up the west for exploration began their historic journey in St. Louis on the Missouri River.
View ArticleProposed 2014 budget for Jefferson City made public
The budget took city officials three months to draft.
View ArticleStudents buckle up for Safety Day
Thomas Jefferson Middle School students participated in a "Safety Day" Wednesday to promote safe driving habits.
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