Jefferson City negotiating redevelopment of blighted property
According to official documents, once a contract has been finalized, the name of the developer will be announced.
Continue ReadingAccording to official documents, once a contract has been finalized, the name of the developer will be announced.
Continue ReadingDuring an hours-long hearing, several Missouri state lawmakers raised concerns that the company charged with scored applications for medical marijuana licenses had a conflict of interest.
Continue ReadingInspections from the Jefferson City Environmental Health Department visited more than three dozen eateries in January.
Continue ReadingIncident reports from the Jefferson City police and fire departments, obtained by ABC 17 News, walk through the investigation into a wall collapse that killed a construction worker.
Continue ReadingThe River City Habitat for Humanity is nearly doubling down on its regular home builds this year after the tornado that struck Jefferson City last May.
Continue ReadingA small group of people in Jefferson City are in charge of providing food, shelter and care to dozens of stray cats. The goal is to control the population growth of strays and stop the spread of disease.
Continue ReadingAs winter weather moves through Mid-Missouri, officials are starting to get worried about a drop in temperature that could lead to slippery roads Wednesday night into Thursday morning.
Continue ReadingMany Mid-Missouri schools have been forced to cancel school more than three times because of winter storms this season.
Continue ReadingThe Jefferson City School District extended its contract with bus operator First Student through at least June 2023.
Continue ReadingThe United States Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is suing the company that operates the DoubleTree Hotel by Hilton in Jefferson City after a hotel worker allegedly sexually harassed his co-workers.
Continue ReadingThe Capitol Plaza Hotel was evacuated on Friday after the Jefferson City Fire Department was called to the building.
Continue ReadingNearly two days after the police confirmed shots fired in a Jefferson City neighborhood, the department has yet to release more details about the incident.
Continue ReadingThe Jefferson City Police are investigating a shots fired incident that happened early Saturday morning.
Continue ReadingAccording to data from the Missouri Department of Health and Human Services, about 97% of students across Missouri schools are not vaccinated. That number is not as high in mid-Missouri.
Continue ReadingJefferson City and Cole County are working on a joint project that will improve East High Street from Locust Street to Vetter Lane.
Continue ReadingOfficials are warning drivers to avoid Missouri Boulevard and Highway 50 for an unknown amount of time.
Continue ReadingJefferson City (will pay) for the demolition of the building at 200 E. High St., which partially collapsed in June of 2018.
Continue ReadingFootage captured at the scene of a suspected arson appears to show a person firing a projectile at the Missouri Probation and Parole Office, shortly before flames erupt inside.
Continue ReadingIt’s possible that Missourians have begun preparing their 2019 income tax return, however, thousands have complained about not yet receiving their 2018 refund from the Missouri Department of Revenue.
Continue ReadingJEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KMIZ) Jefferson City’s Public Works department is equipped with 24 plow trucks “ready to go” for the forecasted snow. Britt Smith, the Jefferson City Public Works operations division director said when temperatures near that freezing mark, he will have a crew of supervisors out monitoring the roads determining when to bring in
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