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Stephens College launches Missouri Women Work program
Stephens College launched its Missouri Women Work-Women program Thursday with a roster of 10 students.
Continue ReadingStephens College launched its Missouri Women Work-Women program Thursday with a roster of 10 students.
Continue ReadingThe start of fireworks sales Thursday in Missouri, one of America’s most fireworks-happy states.
Continue ReadingThe Jefferson City Public Works & Planning Committee met Thursday to discuss possibly changing the city rental inspection program.
Continue ReadingThe latest inflation report released Wednesday showed that price increases eased in May.
Continue ReadingExecutives at Spirit of ’76 Fireworks said Tuesday that a massive fire in a Boonville warehouse had been extinguished.
Continue ReadingThe Port of Howard/Cooper County held a ribbon-cutting ceremony Friday morning to mark the completion of transformative infrastructure project.
Continue ReadingA Columbia accountant and his company have been disciplined by the U.S. Justice Department, including a $400,000 fine, for allegedly helping his clients illegally avoid paying taxes on proceeds from real estate sales.
Continue ReadingThe company that provides transportation for the Jefferson City School District plans to lay off more than 100 workers this summer as the district goes with a different contractor.
Continue ReadingMissouri cannabis regulators have announced detailed plans for entering a lottery system to earn one of just 144 microbusinesses licenses.Â
Continue ReadingAs construction on the much-anticipated Interstate 70 widening project nears, a private women’s college in Columbia is taking advantage of the upcoming project to promote a new apprenticeship program meant to create more diversity in the workforce.
Continue ReadingAs of this week, 99% of Missouri is still experiencing either abnormally dry or moderate drought conditions, and we have not been completely drought-free since June 2022.
Continue ReadingUnilever on Tuesday hosted dignitaries and the media for news about the expansion of its Jefferson City facilities.
Continue ReadingThe Columbia City Council is expected to vote Monday on changes to the city’s code regarding short-term rentals such as Airbnb and VRBO.
Continue ReadingThe Columbia City Council voted Monday to give its employees six weeks of paid medical and family leave.
Continue ReadingThe City of Columbia has been considering regulation of short-term rental properties for a while now.
Continue ReadingThe city of Columbia will be holding a formal public hearing on Thursday to discuss proposed short-term rental regulations. The regulations would provide regulatory standards for the use of short-term rentals, such as AirBnBs or VRBOs.Â
Continue ReadingThree top leaders at Capital Region Medical Center in Jefferson City will lose their jobs as the business integrates with MU Health Care.
Continue ReadingThe minimum wage in Missouri will go up on Jan. 1.
Continue ReadingMissouri’s minimum wage is increasing by 30 cents in 2024 from $12 to $12.30 per hour — the first time it will be based on inflation instead of a voter-approved amount in five years.
Continue ReadingA Columbia apartment complex where two children died last year no longer has the proper city licensing for rental properties but has applied for it.
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