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MU Chancellor announces two new scholarships to help out-of-state and legacy students

University of Missouri Chancellor Alexander Cartwright announced two new scholarships at his 100 days address Wednesday in a speech that was heavily focused on affordability. The Black and Gold scholarship will expand MU’s out-of-state scholarships for children of alumni. The new initiative will provide a $7,500 scholarship to out-of-state, legacy students with a 25 or

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State Treasurer will meet with senior Trump administration officials, discuss tax reform

State Treasurer Eric Schmitt will meet with senior Trump administration officials on Thursday. Schmitt says they are expected to discuss federal tax reform proposals and their potential impact on Missouri’s economy. Schmitt said he will urge the administration to move swiftly toward a tax reform package that benefits working families and small businesses. “In September

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Boone County deputies arrest man on probation, accused of having 75 grams of heroin, guns

Boone County deputies arrested Vernon Jordan on Wednesday after officers with the United States Probation and Pretrial Services Office executed a search warrant on Jordan’s residence. According to the probable cause statement, Jordan is currently on probation for being a felon in possession of a gun. Deputies said when they were speaking with Jordan, he

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Cooper County man charged with trespassing, resisting arrest after refusing to leave casino

Cooper County deputies arrested Aaron Broaddus after officers were requested by Isle of Capri Security to respond to the gaming floor for a guest that was refusing to leave. According to the probable cause statement, deputies had been contacted earlier after Broaddus was accused of using vulgar language and being extremely loud and obnoxious. Deputies

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Jefferson City police ask for public’s help in finding two missing teens possibly in danger

UPDATE 11/15: Jefferson City police posted a picture of the stolen vehicle on social media. Officers have no other updates at this time. UPDATE 4:45 pm: Captain Doug Shoemaker with the Jefferson City Police Department talked with ABC17 and said the car stolen was Gore’s mom’s vehicle. Shoemaker said officers are concerned because they believe

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An abnormally dry start to November

The start of November has brought abnormally dry conditions to mid-Missouri. Until today, Columbia Regional Airport had only recorded .02″ of rainfall for the entire month. This is the driest start to November in over 5 years. Typically, we see rainfall totals by November 14th up to 1.51″. Luckily overnight showers brought Columbia and other

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Columbia police arrest man accused of beating woman, stealing her phone and food stamp card

Columbia police arrested Donald Hammers late Tuesday night after officers were dispatched to the 1800 block of I-70 Drive Southwest, Royal Inn Hotel for felony stealing. A female victim told police that Hammers took her property from her hotel room without consent. Hammers allegedly stole the victim’s phone, food stamp card and cash. Police said

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