Missouri statewide COVID-19 order to lift Tuesday
Gov. Mike Parson said Thursday that the state will no longer be under a COVID-19 health order starting Tuesday, citing the “devastating” effect of the disease on the economy.
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Lincoln University curators approve immediate student fee increases
The Lincoln University Board of Curators approved increases to tuition and room and board during their board meeting on Thursday.
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Black Lives Matter activists meet with Missouri governor
Gov. Mike Parson met with members of the Black Lives Matter movement from Kansas City, Columbia and St. Louis on Thursday.
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Minor injuries reported after car reverses across Jefferson City road
A 90-year-old driver suffered only minor injuries Thursday after his car went in reverse across Missouri Boulevard in Jefferson City and crashed into a retaining wall.
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THURSDAY UPDATES: Columbia moves fireworks display
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Cole County COVID-19 cases staying flat as state order deadline approaches
As phase one of Governor Parson’s reopening plan is set to end June 15th, Cole County case numbers remain relatively low.
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4 charged in fatal Jefferson City shooting
Cole County prosecutors charged four people in connection with a fatal shooting after an alleged drug deal turned deadly last week.
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Jefferson City rally wanted response from local law enforcement
A rally in Jefferson City was held on Friday to bring community members together to support injustice and change.
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Doctor urges caution when wearing a mask in extreme heat
With oppressive heat settling into Mid-Missouri, wearing a mask outdoors for too long can become dangerous.
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Jefferson City police say missing man found
The Jefferson City Police Department has found a missing 66-year-old man.
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Jefferson City man accused of firing shots
A Jefferson City man has been charged with a felony after police said a witness identified him as a man who fired a gun early Saturday.
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Jefferson City man charged after alleged explosive found
Prosecutors have charged a Jefferson City man with possession of an illegal weapon after he was allegedly found with what he called a modified firework.
Continue Reading Lincoln University reaches settlement with foundation
The former Lincoln University Foundation will retain control over its endowed scholarships under a lawsuit settlement reached last month.
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Jefferson City buildings to be rehabbed
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KMIZ) Four buildings on East Capitol Avenue will be rehabilitated after their sale to a private developer. The Jefferson City Land Clearance for Redevelopment Authority sold 507, 511, 501 and 513 E. Capitol Ave. to Stitt Barony on Tuesday, according to a news release. The company plans to redevelop the buildings for
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Sheriff: Bomb threat evacuates Cole County Courthouse
The Cole County Courthouse was evacuated Tuesday afternoon because of a bomb threat.
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Jefferson City police say a pizza delivery man was robbed just before midnight Monday.
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Multiple people arrested in Jefferson City after BB gun shooting
Jefferson City police say a juvenile was hurt and a city bus was damaged after shootings two shootings were reported on Monday.
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One person hurt in Jefferson City shooting
One person was arrested after a shooting near a Jefferson City Walgreens, according to police.
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Protesters assemble outside Missouri Capitol to decry police brutality
The Office of Administration has ordered all state offices in the Missouri capital closed ahead of protests Monday afternoon.
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Missouri governor to withhold more education funding as COVID-19 hits budget
Missouri’s public colleges and universities will get no money from the state this month and K-12 school districts will see their payments reduced, Missouri Gov. Mike Parson said Monday.
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