LIVE: Impeachment trial question-and-answer continues
Watch live as the Senate impeachment trial of President Donald Trump continues.
Continue ReadingWatch live as the Senate impeachment trial of President Donald Trump continues.
Continue ReadingThe Boone County Clerk’s Office is tightening its voter security before the presidential preference primary election. According to the Boone County Clerk, Brianna Lennon, roughly 54% of all registered voters in Boone County showed up to vote in the 2016 election, which is just over 50 thousand people. This year, Lennon said the office is
Continue ReadingBody camera and dashboard camera video suggest former Columbia police chief Ken Burton felt targeted by Mayor Brian Treece and the Columbia Police Department before his DWI arrest.
Continue ReadingIf passed, HB 2033 would only allow rural electric cooperatives and some other electric corporations to use eminent domain for above-ground power line projects.
Continue ReadingTuesday was the last opportunity for localities to get measures on the April ballot. Citizens will vote on four measures, all seeking funds, in the election on April 7.
Continue ReadingPresident Donald Trump’s Senate impeachment trial continued Wednesday with a question-and-answer portion expected to last 16 hours over two days.
Continue ReadingPresident Donald Trump’s legal team presents its final day of opening arguments.
Continue ReadingHealth officials in Missouri could soon put up signs in the state’s two largest airports to encourage some travelers to get tested for a deadly virus.
Continue ReadingEducation Secretary Betsy DeVos was set to address the Federalist Society at the Missouri Capitol on Monday.
Continue ReadingWatch live as Trump’s legal team presents its arguments to the Senate.
Continue ReadingHouse Democratic impeachment managers will make closing arguments in their case against President Donald Trump starting at noon Friday.
Continue ReadingAs part of an agreement with property owners, Jefferson City taxpayers will cover almost all of the cost of demolishing a crumbling downtown building.
Continue ReadingThe Jefferson City Council on Tuesday approved the addition of three initiatives to the April ballot.
Continue ReadingIn the State of the State address last week, Gov. Mike Parson announced a plan to downsize Missouri prison systems.
Continue ReadingThe Columbia City Council will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday where it will vote whether or not to take part in a pilot program that would gather data on tobacco retailers in the city.
Continue ReadingJefferson City (will pay) for the demolition of the building at 200 E. High St., which partially collapsed in June of 2018.
Continue ReadingJEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KMIZ) A House of Representatives committee is considering a bill that would require greater training for county coroners. The House Judiciary Committee discussed a bill from Rep. Dan Houx (R-Warrensburg) that would establish a Coroners Standard and Training Commission. The commission would write training standards for coroners, and would also require coroners
Continue ReadingThe Jefferson City Housing Authority on Tuesday discussed the bids it recieved following a series of open house tours of blighted properties.
Continue ReadingSeveral Columbia City Council members have run for the position unopposed in the past few years. Ian Thomas and Karl Skala both ran unopposed om 2019. Betsy Peters ran unopposed in 2018.
Continue ReadingJEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KMIZ) Gov. Mike Parson sat down with ABC 17’s Ashley Strohmier on Thursday morning about his hopes for the state of Missouri in 2020. Parson spoke about future flooding preparations, infrastructure, roads and bridges, as well as the current political climate in the national Capitol. Here is the transcript of that interview:
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