The Boone County Commission will decide Thursday whether to use CARES Act funding to make internet hotspots available to students in all six county school districts.
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ABC News will provide live coverage of the Democratic National Convention from 6 to 10 p.m. each night of the event.
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Two Mid-Missouri prisons are among several restarting inmate visits at the facilities.
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A Fayette man pleaded guilty to multiple felonies on Wednesday in connection with a homicide late last year.
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Hank Waters, former editor and publisher of the Columbia Daily Tribune, has died at age 90, the newspaper reported Thursday.
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Consolidated Water issued a boil advisory Thursday for customers in an area of south Columbia.
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Mexico officers say a house, car and utility box were damaged in a shooting Thursday morning.
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Classes at the University of Missouri start Monday.
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California R-I schools will not start the school year until next Wednesday, following a bomb threat was sent to the district.
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Drivers in south Columbia should expect delays on Nifong as one of its roundabout’s is near completion.
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The university released updated event guidelines on Monday, saying any student, staff or faculty member cannot host or participate in an event with more than 20 people.
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Jefferson City police said Wednesday that a stop of a stolen vehicle led to a foot chase downtown.
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Callaway County prosecutors charged a St. Louis man Wednesday with seven misdemeanors and one felony after a chase on Interstate 70.
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Members of Fulton City Council met with the state health department director Wednesday afternoon over a conference call to discuss a possible mask ordinance.
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Moniteau County Sheriff Tony Wheatley said a bomb threat was called in at the Moniteau County R-I School District on Monday morning.
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A Jefferson City teenager suffered serious injuries Tuesday when the SUV she was driving rolled on Highway 54 in Cole County.
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In the event of a possible case of COVID-19, Columbia Public Schools will follow certain protocols, starting with visiting the school nurse to determine if symptoms are COVID-19 related.
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Jefferson City Environmental Health Services Department found violations at 25 establishments inspected in the month of July.
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