Jefferson City Council Fourth Ward: Randall Wright
ABC 17 News is interviewing candidates for key races in the April election.
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Jefferson City Council Fourth Ward: Chris Lueckel
ABC 17 News is interviewing candidates for key races in the April election.
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Jefferson City Council First Ward: Jack Deeken
ABC 17 News is interviewing candidates for key races in the April election.
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Jefferson City Council First Ward: Randy Hoselton
ABC 17 News is interviewing candidates for key races in the April election.
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Jefferson City Council Fifth Ward candidates: Virginia Shetler
ABC 17 News is interviewing candidates for key races in the April election.
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Jefferson City Council Fifth Ward candidates: Mackenzie Job
ABC 17 News is interviewing candidates for key races in the April election.
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Columbia City Council Second Ward candidates: Lisa Meyer
ABC 17 News is interviewing candidates for key races in the April election.
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Columbia City Council Second Ward candidates: Robert Schreiber III
ABC 17 News is interviewing candidates for key races in the April election.
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Columbia Board of Education candidate interview: Alvin Cobbins
ABC 17 News is interviewing candidates for key races in the April election.
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Columbia Board of Education candidate interview: Jeanne Snodgrass
ABC 17 News is interviewing candidates for key races in the April election.
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Columbia Board of Education candidate interview: John Potter
ABC 17 News is interviewing candidates for key races in the April election.
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Over 200 Boone County Republicans gather for local caucus: Trump dominates delegates
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Over 200 Boone County residents showed up to the Missouri GOP Local caucus on Saturday. It marked the first time the Missouri Republican party has held a presidential caucus since 2012. The Boone County Caucus was held at the Family Worship Center 4925 E. Bonne Femme Church Road. Of the 263 people
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Columbia school board candidate interview: James Gordon
ABC 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.
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Columbia school board candidate interview: April Ferrao
ABC 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.
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Columbia school board candidate interview: John Potter
ABC 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.
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Columbia school board candidate interview: Chuck Basye
ABC 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.
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Columbia school board candidate interviews: Chris Horn
Part 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.
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Columbia school board candidate interview: John Lyman
John 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.
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Columbia school board candidate interview: Paul Harper
ABC 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.
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Interview with Fourth Congressional District candidate Mark Alford
When U.S. Rep. Vicky Hartzler said she was retiring, Republican candidates rushed to fill the seat in the conservative Fourth District.
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