The Missouri Senate says it’s work as usual next week.
A semi crash, earlier this morning just west of Boonville, is still causing traffic delays.
An Audrain County man is seriously injured in an early morning crash in northern Missouri.
An Eldon man wanted in connection with a Cole County shooting is arrested in Moniteau County. The Moniteau County Sheriff’s Department says it received information that Jeremiah Willis, 37, was in the area. They found Willis in a car outside a home and ordered him out of the vehicle at gun…
One person is injured during a shooting last night in Columbia.
Road crews in Jefferson City are already at work, laying down rock salt to make sure there aren’t many slick spots out there. Public Works Operations Division Director Britt Smith says most roads are clear, though there are some slippery spots on bridges. And he says there’s an added chall…
The Missouri Hospital Association is teaming up with Missouri Chamber of Commerce to get information about the COVID-19 vaccine to workers. The MHA says their goal is to make sure employers learn more about the vaccine process, including which workers are eligible for it. MHA spokesman Dav…
Boone County health officials report their third COVID-19 death this week.
Most of the KJLU listening audience is under a Winter Weather Advisory through 9 p.m. tonight.
The rising number of COVID-19 cases at the State Capitol prompts the Missouri House of Representatives to cancel work for next week.
A Boonville man is now facing charges for a fatal traffic accident last month.
The Columbia/Boone County health department announces it’s already started administering the COVID-19 vaccine to those included in Phase 1B, Tier 1. That group covers law enforcement, fire services, and other public health professionals.
An elderly Sedalia man dies in a head-on crash just west of his hometown.
Governor Mike Parson announces the state is rolling out the next phase of its COVID-19 vaccination plan.
An equipment malfunction stops Ameren’s Callaway nuclear power plant from repowering.
The Columbia/Boone County health department extends its public health order through next month.
Coaches and athletic directors are being reminded that cheerleaders can’t wear masks while stunting on the sidelines. The Missouri State High School Athletic Association adopted guidelines in the fall that cheerleaders cannot wear masks while performing stunts at games. MSHAA Communication…
Ameren Missouri customers will see a slight increase on their electric bills. The Missouri Public Service Commission approved a request from Ameren to increase the Energy Efficiency Investment charge that appears on monthly bills. The PSC says the typical customer will see the charge go up…
Members of the Missouri National Guard are headed to Washington D.C. to provide extra security during the Presidential inauguration. Major Jonathan Klusmeyer says the guard members will join 15,000 other citizen-soldiers and airmen in D.C.. They will provide security, communication service…
A pair of arrests are made in Moniteau County after deputies discover drugs during traffic stops.
A Jefferson City couple is facing charges for endangering the welfare of their 14-year-old son.
The latest version of the White House COVID-19 red zone report paints a rather bleak picture for Missouri.
A Dallas County man suffers serious injuries when he wrecks his pickup just south of his hometown.
A Jefferson City man, found guilty of murder last fall, will spend the rest of his life in prison.
It’s only week two of the state’s spring legislative session and already some lawmakers are out with COVID-19.
Missouri Republican Senator Josh Hawley uses a Cape Girardeau newspaper to defend his actions following last week’s deadly Capitol riot.
Early COVID-19 testing is underway for students returning to campus at the University of Missouri-Columbia. All students planning to live on campus will have to be tested for the virus. They can either test at home, get tested on campus or submit proof of a positive COVID-19 test dated bet…
If you donate blood to the American Red Cross this month, you could win tickets to the Super Bowl. The Red Cross is teaming up with the NFL for National Blood Donor Month, and encouraging people to donate. Regional Communications Manager Joe Zydlo says the blood supply is stable, but the n…
The Missouri House publicly chastises a lawmaker involved in a sex scandal.
The Moniteau County Health Department reports four more deaths related to COVID-19. The victims were in their 70s, 80s and 90s. There have been 25 deaths in Moniteau County related to the virus.
Several more companies are cutting off donations to Senator Josh Hawley. Cerner Corp., Ameren Corp. Edward Jones and the law firm Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner have all suspended campaign contributions to Hawley. The Lincoln Project, a political action committee of Republicans who oppose Pre…
The Missouri National Guard is shutting down rumors circulating about martial law being implemented. There is a letter circulating on social media, which includes the National Guard logo, that says the National Guard is being mobilized to prevent looting and rioting. The letter further sta…
The State Fire Marshall’s Office finds an explosion preceded a fatal house last week near Hallsville.
The Department of Elementary and Secondary Education decides to proceed with this year’s MAP testing but in a modified version.
Cole County leaders are looking at expanding the Cole County Jail. The new jail opened in 2011 and Presiding Commissioner Sam Bushman says they built it with the future in mind.
Shots are fired at a man when he encounters men rummaging through his vehicle on Columbia’s south side.
As Lincoln University prepares to welcome students back to campus, the University is expanding its COVID-19 testing capabilities. Faculty and staff can now be tested for COVID-19 at the campus health center. Director of Communications and Marketing, Misty Nunn, says LU received about 3,000…
UPDATE: The man has been identified as Dwane Long of Moberly. He's been charged with second-degree kidnapping, armed criminal action, and unlawful use of a weapon. The incident occurred around 5:30 a.m.
A recent poll shows nearly one-quarter of Missourians say they won’t get the COVID-19 vaccine.
A federal death row inmate, accused of a heinous crime in northwest Missouri, is executed; making her the first female executed by the federal government in 67 years.
Security is increased at the Missouri State Capitol following an FBI warning of plans for armed protests at all 50 state capitals and in Washington, D.C.
The list of people calling for the ouster of Senator Josh Hawley continues to grow, following last week’s attempted siege of the nation’s Capitol.
Boone County authorities identify the man who died in a house fire near Hallsville last week.
A Pulaski County man, previously found guilty of voluntary manslaughter, is sentenced.
The Missouri House adopts new rules, targeting COVID-19 and ethics.
A Gasconade County man suffers serious injuries when his truck is shoved into the path of an oncoming semi.
Lake Regional Health System is establishing a waiting list for those wanting to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.
A food delivery driver is robbed at gunpoint in a neighborhood near the Rangeline-I-70 connector in Columbia.
Fort Leonard Wood has begun administering COVID-19 vaccinations to a targeted community.
The Columbia/Boone County Health Department says people going to holiday parties and gatherings while infected with COVID-19 spread the virus to others. The department posted findings on social media that revealed 26 people went to Halloween parties with the virus, exposing over 300 people.…
A Columbia man is facing numerous charges after he steals a woman’s car.
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