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A Columbia motel inspection showed not one room is fit to be rented out right now. The Providence Inn and Suites was inspected again by the health department last Friday, after it closed. The inspection found nearly every single room had at least one problem that had to be fixed before the next buy can

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Mizzou freshman pitcher Tori Finucane wins SEC Freshman Of The Year, the conference announced Tuesday. Finucane is 21-5 with an ERA of 1.70 overall. She has a 2.03 ERA in league play with 19 complete games to her name. She is the first Tiger to win a freshman of the year honor from the conference

Prepare to slow down on I-70 Tuesday and Wednesday night as crews are out re-striping parts of the interstate for better visibility. MoDOT crews will be re-striping both east and westbound lanes from mile marker 111, just west of the Missouri River Bridge, to mile marker 133, near Route Z (the Centralia Exit). The work

The Humane Society of Missouri says it will be several weeks before more than 150 animals removed from a south-central Missouri property can recover. The Humane Society and other authorities on Tuesday were removing cats, dogs, horses and goats from the property about 40 miles southwest of Jefferson City in Morgan County. Authorities say that

By a vote of 109 to 46, the Missouri House of Representatives overrode Governor Nixon’s veto to Senate Bill 509. The House needed one democratic vote in order to override the veto. Democratic Representative, Keith English, was the deciding vote. Tim Jones said, “In a bi-partisan consensus fashion, we fulfilled one of our major promises

This month the Missouri Department of Transportation is trying to cut back on motorcycle-related deaths, during a push to boost awareness. Last year, there were 72 motorcycle fatalities in the state. So far this year, 16 people have died. MoDOT says that is too many. MoDOT officials chose May because that is when people start

Human remains were found inside and around the trailer of 65-year-old Joseph Arbeiter of Sedalia on Sunday and Monday, leading police to begin a homicide investigation. Tuesday detectives continued to gather evidence from the wooded area across from Arbeiter’s trailer. Pettis County Sheriff’s department confirms it was not body parts in the bag on Tuesday.

Columbia’s Stephens Lake Park opened its gates for public swimming last week,but bacteria testing of that water doesn’t begin until later this month. The Columbia/Boone County Health Department said it waits until the temperature stays consistently warm to start weekly tests. This usually occurs around Memorial Day. That way, there is an accurate picture of

The Jefferson City Council Monday night voted and approved TIF and Community Improvement District agreements with Capital Mall. The Capital Mall redevelopment plan in January, staff and others have been working on an agreement with Capital Mall. With the Council’s action, there will now be an ordinance to activate the TIF to make it happen.

On Monday, the Senate overrode Gov. Nixon’s veto of Senate Bill 509. The House voted to do the same Tuesday. The legislation will cut Missouri’s top individual income tax rate for the first time in almost 100 years and make the state the third to enact a special deduction for business income reported on personal

Missouri’s Republican-led Legislature has enacted a highly contested income tax cut by overriding the veto of Democratic Gov. Jay Nixon. The legislation will cut Missouri’s top individual income tax rate for the first time in almost a century and make Missouri just the third state to enact a special deduction for business income on personal

Lake of the Ozarks troopers continued searching the waters for a missing 20-year-old woman on early Tuesday morning. They’ve been searching near the 15.8 mile marker for Jaspreet Kaur of Springfield. Witnesses told investigators they saw Kaur stop her car Monday on the shoulder of the toll bridge in that area. They said she climbed

Boone County Sheriff’s deputies arrested a Columbia woman Monday after they said she attacked three people. Deputies were called to West Bethany Drive for reports about a disturbance at around 7:40 p.m. Witnesses told them two juveniles were in an argument. That led to a disturbance in which Shavona Wisley allegedly attacked the juveniles and

The city of Columbia said this week it has not current list of working sensors at the intersections its public works department is responsible for maintaining. According to Columbia Public Works spokesman Steve Sapp, a study would be complete by mid-summer to provide a comprehensive list of sensored intersections and any maintenance that needed to

The Pettis County Sheriff’s Department and Missouri Highway Patrol continued searching a mobile home in Sedalia Monday morning after partial human remains were found Sunday. Mushroom hunters discovered a human torso in the woods near the trailer Monday morning, in addition to what detectives found Sunday night. Police found a pick axe and shovel in

Jefferson City is gearing up for Cinco de Mayo celebrations with extra bar staff, extra cab drivers, and special police patrols. According to the Missouri Department of Transportation, one person was killed and 12 were seriously injured last Cinco de Mayo because of drunk driving. Workers at El Jimador Mexican Restaurant say Cinco de Mayo

A safety measure to protect children might not be safe at all. A new study conducted by the National Children’s Hospital in Ohio shows baby gates actually send around 1,800 children a year to the hospital. The study lasted 20 years and notes that hospitals treated more than 37,000 children fro baby gate-related injuries. ABC

Former Mizzou wide receiver T.J. Moe signed a one-year deal with the St. Louis Rams Monday afternoon. The St. Louis native will play for the team he rooted for his entire life. “Any opportunity is outstanding but there’s no place like being at home,” Moe said. “When you can play for your hometown team, that’s

A kidnapping and rape suspect who led police on a multi-day manhunt at the Lake of the Ozarks in summer 2013 pleaded not guilty to charges in Caldwell County Monday. Adkison is charged with kidnapping, assault, violating an order of protection, damaging a jail, and escaping from jail while under arrest in Caldwell County. Adkison