Columbia city manager gives budget address
Columbia City Manager De’Carlon Seewood is scheduled to deliver the annual budget address at noon Thursday.
Continue ReadingColumbia City Manager De’Carlon Seewood is scheduled to deliver the annual budget address at noon Thursday.
Continue ReadingAn apartment was damaged but no one was hurt when police were called in to help firefighters at a north Columbia scene Friday morning.
Continue ReadingColumbia Police Department leadership will host a meeting with the public Thursday night to talk about crime trends in CPD’s south district.
Continue ReadingThe General Omar N. Bradley Mid-Missouri Chapter of the Military Officers Association of America honored fallen soldiers by placing wreaths outside the Boone County Courthouse on Monday.
Continue ReadingOutgoing Columbia City Council members said goodbye Friday and new members were sworn in and introduced to the public.
Continue ReadingPart of Horn’s campaign is based on continuity on the board, which can be a challenge to serve on and take time to learn. Board member terms are three years.
Continue ReadingJohn Lyman grew up in Columbia and graduated from Rock Bridge High School and says that experience will help him as a member of the school board. Lyman’s wife is also a Columbia Public Schools teacher. He has been endorsed by the Sierra Club and has promoted social equity in the schools.
Continue ReadingABC 17 News is interviewing each of the seven candidates running for three open spots on the Columbia Board of Education. At least two of them will be new members — only one incumbent is in the race.
Continue ReadingCandidates for Columbia City Council wards 1 and 5 and for the Columbia Board of Education talked about business and civic issues Tuesday at the Columbia Chamber of Commerce election forum.
Continue ReadingEvents got started Thursday but the big public reveal — the March March through downtown — happens Friday. Watch it live in the player.
Continue ReadingPart of Clark Lane in east Columbia is closed for a “police incident,” according to a notification from Boone County Joint Communications.
Continue ReadingNorth Carolina authorities and Columbia police arrested a man Thursday who is suspected in a 1984 rape and attempted murder.
Continue ReadingFirst responders in Boone County blocked off a northeast Columbia road on Tuesday night.
Continue ReadingA dump truck overturned at a job site in west Columbia on Thursday, trapping the driver inside until rescuers arrived at the scene.
Continue ReadingDevelopers are building a six-story apartment building at Tenth St. and Broadway in downtown Columbia, replacing the old U.S. Bank building there. Construction will cause parking lane closures as well as sidewalk closures along the south end of East Broadway between Hitt Street and South Tenth Street.
Continue ReadingCOLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) A bus driver shortage is affecting after-school activities in Columbia. Three weeks into the school year, Columbia Public Schools says it is able to cover its 120 daily bus routes, but the district has had to bring on extra help to get kids to after-school activities. Student Transportation of America is lacking
Continue ReadingThe University of Missouri Board of Curators approved a $10 million plan Wednesday to demolish Mizzou North.
Continue ReadingPeople gathered Wednesday outside the Boone County Courthouse to honor a victim of an 1889 lynching.
Continue ReadingOakland Middle School in Columbia held its back-to-school event Tuesday night.
Continue ReadingThe return of Mizzou football is just one day away and the game is expected to bring several thousand fans to Columbia.
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