Five people taken into custody after possible shots fired in Jefferson City
Three adults and two juveniles were taken into custody after authorities investigated a theft.
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One sent to hospital after Jefferson City crash
One person was sent to the hospital after a crash in Jefferson City Saturday.
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Mid-Missouri businesses relying more on online shopping
As COVID-19 continues to impact every day life, many business owners in Mid-Missouri are having to accommodate to increased online traffic.
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Health officials: Focus on weekly COVID-19 rates, not daily case totals
As COVID-19 cases continue to increase, local health departments focus on weekly COVID-19 positivity rates rather than positive daily cases.
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Cole County Commission aims to have CARES Act applications up and running by September
The Cole County Commission said is in the preliminary decision-making phases for CARES Act funding, but hopes to have an application up by Sept. 1.
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COVID-19 will change how students ride school buses in the fall
Starting in the fall some Mid-Missouri public schools will have new regulations in place for students who use school buses.
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TUESDAY UPDATES: Health department offers free COVID-19 testing to lawmakers ahead of special session
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Mayor says Jefferson City mask proclamation sets right example
Jefferson City’s mayor said Tuesday that the emergency proclamation on masks approved by the city council is a way for the city government to set an example for organizations and businesses.
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GALLERY: Storms cause flash flooding, damage in Jefferson City
The Jefferson City Fire Department responded to at least 25 incident Sunday as a severe thunderstorm swept through the area.
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Heavy thunderstorms lead to wind damage, flash flooding in Jefferson City
A line of severe thunderstorms blossomed across the Highway 50 corridor this evening. It brought extremely heavy rainfall to Moniteau and Cole Counties. Flooding was reported on several roadways near creeks and streams in Jefferson City. A flash flood warning remains in effect until 11:15pm for Moniteau, Cole and Southern Callaway Counties. Radar indicated rainfall
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Commission backs removal of Jefferson City Confederate monument
A Jefferson City commission is backing an effort to remove a monument to Confederate Gen. Sterling Price on Moreau Drive.
Continue ReadingTHURSDAY UPDATES: Columbia Parks and Recreation cancels Splat Jr. Obstacle Course Mud Run
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Missouri launches program to promote tourism as COVID-19 pandemic continues
The governor’s conference will be held live at the Missouri State Capitol at 3 p.m.
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Helias football coach tests positive for COVID-19
Helias Catholic High School said one football coach tested positive for COVID-19 on Wednesday morning.
Continue Reading Jefferson City police release name of Wednesday homicide victim
The Jefferson City Police Department released the name of a man killed a shooting early Wednesday morning.
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Campaign finance: Galloway raises more than Parson, county commission challengers bring in thousands
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KMIZ) The leading Democratic challenger for governor doubled what Missouri’s chief executive made this quarter, according to campaign finance filings with the state. The Missouri Ethics Commission reports show Gov. Mike Parson still has more money on hand in his campaign to retain his seat as governor than state auditor Nicole Galloway.
Continue Reading One dead in Jefferson City shooting
A 35-year-old man died after an early morning shooting Wednesday in Jefferson City.
Continue Reading Gov. Parson calls special session to address statewide violent crime
Republican Missouri Gov. Mike Parson announced a special legislative session to address violent crime in the state during a news conference Wednesday afternoon.
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Salute to America inspection reports reveal no code violations
There were no food code violations found among the Salute to America vendors.
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Cole County Commission: FBI investigating threats made after ambulance purchases
The Cole County Commission said the FBI is investigating threats that followed the commission’s decision to buy ambulances from a Canadian company.
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