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ABC 17 Investigates

DEFENDERS: Be careful when posting COVID-19 vaccination cards to social media

Third-party site claims to help secure coronavirus shot appointments

DEFENDERS: Adults 18-24 more likely to get scammed, BBB says

Pfizer coronavirus vaccine

More than 600 doses of coronavirus vaccine wasted in Missouri

DEFENDERS: Price gouging makes top 10 consumer complaints for the first time

Behind the Kitchen Door

Inspectors found one non-critical violation at Gentry Middle School.

Thirteen more inspections at Columbia Public Schools result in one violation

Defenders

DEFENDERS: Be careful when posting COVID-19 vaccination cards to social media

Wastebusters

Distribution of COVID-19 vaccine could help keep local hospital staffed

More Behind the Kitchen Door

COVID-19 closures put pause on CPS health inspections

Thanksgiving warning: Health experts say holiday travel unsafe for much of Mid-Missouri

No food code violations at four Jefferson City schools

More Defenders

Third-party site claims to help secure coronavirus shot appointments

DEFENDERS: Adults 18-24 more likely to get scammed, BBB says

DEFENDERS: Price gouging makes top 10 consumer complaints for the first time

More Wastebusters

THURSDAY UPDATES: Moberly school district notifies parents of COVID-19 cases

Jefferson City to pay for 96% of demolition costs for downtown building

WASTEBUSTERS: Cole County Assessor denied reimbursement for ‘abuse of county funds’

More ABC 17 Investigates

Health leaders say listening, transparency key to assuring minority populations on vaccines

Coronavirus vaccine line jumpers sneaking their way to get vaccinated out of turn

DEFENDERS: BBB advises not to share coronavirus vaccine card on social media

Hate groups spotted in U.S. Capitol riot have Missouri chapters

DEFENDERS: IRS warns about stimulus check scam

Planning underway for public rollout of coronavirus vaccinations in Boone County

Inspectors found one non-critical violation at Gentry Middle School.

Thirteen more inspections at Columbia Public Schools result in one violation

COVID-19 continues to impact trauma training for CPD officers