Heart-y meal for Superbowl Sunday
One Jefferson City sports bar is using business from the Superbowl to help the American Heart Association.
View ArticleMissouri plans statewide earthquake drill
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Missouri's disaster management agency is planning a statewide earthquake drill as part of Earthquake Awareness Month.
View ArticleThree arrested in Pulaski County firearms burglary ring
Three men are in Pulaski County Jail today after an extensive investigation into a string of firearms burglaries across the county.
View ArticleMissouri bat found to have white-nose syndrome
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) -- A bat found in a southern Missouri cave has tested positive for deadly white-nose syndrome.
View ArticleMU to install replica of MLK Memorial
COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) -- The University of Missouri plans to install a tabletop replica of the Martin Luther King Jr. statue this week at the university's library.
View ArticleColumbia Police arrest two after finding cocaine, heroin
Two men are facing drug-related charges after their arrest in Columbia early Sunday morning.
View ArticleNovelist bases story off his own health troubles
“Therapy for Ghosts” was released last September and is based on temporary health issues that Praschan experienced, which left him paralyzed and mute.
View ArticleOnline tax filing date pushed back
Certified Public Accountant Bert Doerhoff says this may cause a backlog for the IRS.
View ArticleDon't tax yourself while filing taxes this year
Smartphones, tablets and apps can simplify the tax completion process.
View ArticleThree arrested for string of burglaries in Phelps County
Much of the stolen property was found and returned.
View ArticleStover officer charged with statutory rape of three minors
Police said the incidents happened between April and December of 2012.
View ArticleNixon proposes pay raise, job cuts for Missouri workers
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon wants to raise the pay of state employees while also cutting 190 positions in state government.
View ArticleMissouri Senate votes to extend expiring tax credits
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) -- The Missouri Senate has given first-round approval to a measure that would reinstate tax credits for donations to pregnancy centers, child crisis nurseries and food pantries.
View ArticleMedicare agency drops MU Health investigation
COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) -- A federal Medicare regulator has dropped its inquiry into deficiencies at the University of Missouri Health System after the university pledged to make changes.
View ArticleExhibit remembers Missourians killed in war zones
The new exhibit is on display at the Boone County Health Department headquarters.
View ArticleMulti-million dollar donation hits Mizzou
The gift will improve MU's athletic facilities as the college continues its transition to the SEC.
View ArticleSevere weather rocks mid-Missouri
Strong winds and heavy rain left several without power.
View ArticleSenate panel to consider open records measure
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) -- A Missouri Senate committee is considering whether to renew security exemptions to the state's open records law while requiring more advance notice of public meetings
View ArticleNixon seeks to expand child care subsidies
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon wants to expand subsidized child care to more than 2,800 children whose parents are gradually moving up the pay scale at work.
View ArticleJefferson City starts prep for 200th birthday
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) -- A Missouri Senate committee is considering a resolution to kick off plans for the state's 200th birthday in 2021.
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