Rising fuel costs raise concern for state and city budgets
The pain at the pump is being felt by every driver across the country but the high fuel cost is starting to raise concerns for state and city budgets.
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State files charges against Maries County contractor with consumer fraud
Rodney Durbin faces nine counts in Maries County for defrauding consumers and financially exploiting elderly Missourians.
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WEDNESDAY UPDATES: Boone County reports third straight day of under 10 new coronavirus patients
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Trooper charged for allegedly falsifying race info, searches on traffic stop reports
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KMIZ) – A Missouri State Highway Patrol trooper faces charges for allegedly lying on traffic stop reports. Special prosecutor Kelly King charged Master Sergeant Zach Czerniewski with 12 crimes across Montgomery and Cooper counties. Czerniewski faces ten charges in Montgomery County and two in Cooper County. The patrol said it began an
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Jefferson City firefighters respond to house fire
The cause of a Jefferson City house fire was under investigation Wednesday morning.
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Four hurt in Interstate 70 outer road crash
A crash between a dump truck and minivan shut down an Interstate 70 outer road in Columbia and affected I-70 traffic Wednesday morning.
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Last day to register for April 5 general municipal election
The last day to register for the April 5 general municipal election is Wednesday, as all voter registration applications must be dropped off or postmarked by Wednesday.
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QUESTION OF THE DAY: Should ‘ghost guns’ be banned?
Authorities say the 18-year-old accused of a shooting at a Kansas City-area high school last week used a “ghost gun.”
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Staff hopeful penitentiary’s historic housing unit will boost Jefferson City economy
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KMIZ) The Missouri State Penitentiary’s historic Housing Unit four has once again opened its doors for tours after a tornado in 2019 caused it to shut down. The tornado that hit Jefferson City in 2019, destroyed many homes and businesses, including the key portions of the Missouri state penitentiary, destroying the roof of housing unit
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Residents split as SROs to return to Columbia Public Schools
The Columbia City Council approved a new contract with Columbia Public Schools on Monday to bring back police officers in some school buildings.
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Grant Montessori Preschool will not reopen next school year
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) The Grant Montessori Preschool Board announced that the program will not be re-opening for the 2022-2023 school year. The preschool has helped teach over 180 preschoolers over the past ten years. The GMP Board said in a release that it is evaluating alternative plans to reopen a similar program in central Columbia
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Police: 1 Missouri officer, suspect die, 2 officers wounded
Three Joplin Police Department officers were hurt Tuesday in what Springfield, Missouri, media outlet KY3 calls a “shootout with a suspect.”
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Columbia man charged after June 2021 police chase
The Boone County Sheriff’s Office was trying to locate a wanted person in Centralia for previous offenses during the early morning hours of June 2021.
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Ashland woman allegedly injures officer
An Ashland officer was injured after responding to a disturbance at Main st. and Redbud Lane just after 11 a.m.
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Mid-Missouri school districts receiving a school bus rebate
EPA awards rebates totaling $17 million to fund clean school buses that reduce diesel emissions and protect children’s health
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Biden warns Russian oil ban will come with costs to consumers
President Joe Biden warned Americans on Tuesday that his ban on Russian energy imports won’t be cheap.
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Cannabis Freedom Act aims to decriminalize marijuana in Missouri
Crowds gathered Tuesday morning in the Missouri State Capitol to share their opinion on the decriminalization of marijuana with lawmakers.
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Hallsville woman charged after threatening student at school
Prosecutors charged a Hallsville woman accused of threatening a juvenile at a school.
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Accused Kansas City-area school shooter allegedly used ‘ghost gun’
The high school student accused of shooting and wounding an administrator and a school resource officer in Olathe, Kansas, last week allegedly used a “ghost gun.”
Continue Reading TUESDAY UPDATES: Boone County reports coronavirus cases down over 40% compared to last week
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