Jefferson City kids make the most of day off
A group of Jefferson City children spent Tuesday having snowball fights after school was canceled.
View ArticleSnow day for Missourians of all ages
With most schools and businesses across mid-Missouri closed Tuesday, people of all ages got to enjoy a snow day.
View ArticleA walk in the shoes of a Cole County salt truck driver
All 470 miles of Cole County's roads will be clear after Tuesday's storm, thanks to the efforts of the Cole County Public Works.
View ArticleFire at Backer's Potato Chip plant
The Backer's Potato Chip plant sustains smoke and fire damage in Tuesday fire.
View ArticleRenovation of St. Louis Arch delayed again
It will take longer than expected to complete a $380 million renovation project on the Gateway Arch in St. Louis.
View ArticleMissouri House panel hears bill to study state flag
A Missouri House committee is considering legislation that would create a commission to study the state's official flag.
View ArticleFired Columbia police officer takes city to court
A former Columbia police officer who was fired for shoving a prisoner in a holding cell is seeking a judicial review of the city's refusal to return him to the force.
View ArticleMissouri cites problems with feds' Medicaid referrals
Missouri has received the names of more than 25,000 people determined to be potentially eligible for Medicaid through the federal government's online insurance marketplace.
View ArticlePolice investigate possible connection in shots fired
Columbia Police are investigating two shots fired incidents and are trying to determine if they are related.
View ArticleMissouri Senate panel blocks MU curator appointment
A Missouri Senate committee has blocked one of Gov. Jay Nixon's nominees to serve on the University of Missouri Board of Curators.
View ArticleAshland back in business with vacancies filled
Almost a year of upheaval in this city's government may finally come to a close as two aldermen and a city attorney take their seats.
View ArticleSnow removal volunteers needed for seniors
Some Boone County senior citizens need your help with shoveling from their sidewalks and driveways.
View ArticleFirefighter Survives Crash with Semi-Truck
Lieutenant Stephen Dunkin said an 18-wheeler packs a pretty good punch.
View ArticleWinter weather forces changes of plans
Customers and employees at a Jefferson City salon had to adjust their schedules to accommodate this week's winter storms.
View ArticleAnheuser Busch InBev buys NY Blue Point Brewing
Anheuser Busch InBev's U.S. arm is buying craft brewer Blue Point Brewing Co.
View ArticleSt. Louis cited among 'most romantic' cities
When it comes to romance, St. Louis is near the top of the list, at least according to one national ranking. Romance in St. Louis, romantic cities, St. Louis Post-Dispatch report, online...
View ArticleRecent snow could mean longer school year
Missouri's education department says the latest in a series of winter storms could cause school districts to extend classes into the summer
View ArticleInsane Clown Posse festival moving to Missouri
Organizers of a yearly outdoor festival headlined by the rap-metal group Insane Clown Posse are moving the event to Missouri after six years of troubled get-togethers in southern Illinois.
View ArticleMammogram notice legislation passes Missouri Senate
Women with dense breast tissue would have to be notified about the need for additional screenings at their mammograms under legislation passed by the Missouri Senate.
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