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A Jefferson City man is in the Cole County Jail on $15,000 bond after being caught following a burglary at an apartment in Cole County.
Missouri Summer Fire School Prepares First Responders for Disasters
Kevin Zumwalt, associate director of MU FRTI, says the school concentrates on hands-on, practical skills, covering topics that extend beyond putting out fires, including technical rescue, hazardous materials, command and control of emergency operations, and house-to-house and wide-area searches.
Leadership competition takes shape in Missouri House
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. -- A leadership competition is brewing within the Republican caucus that has controlled the Missouri House for the past decade.
California man records song about Silver Dollar City
A California man has released a song about Silver Dollar City. Scott Cooper, who has lived in the state since 1986 but was born and raised in Creve Coeur, Mo., said the inspiration for the song came while playing in a bluegrass band called the Intangibillies.
Bicycle racers to travel across Missouri
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. -- Bicyclists taking part in a cross-country race will be zooming across Missouri this week, and transportation officials hope motorists along the route will be extra cautious.
First bill by MO Rep. Smith seeks balanced budget
JEFFERSON CITY, MO - New southeast Missouri congressman Jason Smith has proposed a balanced budget amendment as his first piece of legislation in Washington.
Slow but positive start to NB Farmer's Market
Danny and Renee Farris buy basil and other plants from Elizabeth Essen. The Farrises had searched through local greenhouses in Jefferson City and Columbia for fresh basil to no avail, but were able to pick some up on their first trip to the New Bloomfield Farmers Market this year.
Dads and kids head outdoors for Father's Day
Brent and Cade Beckley started their day with a little catch, some TV, and then hit the Oak Hills Golf Course in Jefferson City.
Jefferson City rollover sends two to hospital
Around 1:53 a.m. a Jefferson City Police officer noticed a white Chevrolet Blazer rolled over near the intersection of Bald Hill Road and Seven Hills Road.
BizBeat: New auto dealership coming soon
Corwin Automotive Group is on track to build a new car dealership in Jefferson City less than a mile down the road from its current Honda, Hyundai and Nissan locations.
Race Across America Cyclists Travel Across Missouri
Race Across America is a cross-country cycling event that brings in cyclists from around the world.
Nature center plans anniversary celebration
In this file photo from March 2012, Trana Madsen, a Naturalist at Runge Nature Center, shows John and Ruth Cassmeyer, some of the items black bears use to survive.
Heartland native gets big promotion with highway patrol
A 1985 Macon High School graduate is tapped to head the Motor Vehicle Inspection Division of the Missouri State Highway Patrol.
Lincoln University room, board increasing
Two months after voting to leave in-state tuition unchanged, Lincoln University's Curators voted Thursday to increase some room and board costs.
Drug investigation turns up crystal meth and four arrests
On June 10 at about 10:30 p.m. the Osage County Sheriff's Office and the Lake Area Narcotics Enforcement Group conducted a narcotics related investigation at a home in the 1100-block of Adams Street in Linn.
Beer garden sought on city lot
The Jefferson City Council will act on a resolution Monday to decide whether to allow a beer garden in association with Salute to America on a city parking lot.
MO House interim committee to review agencies
JEFFERSON CITY, MO - A special committee in the Missouri House will spend the next several months reviewing the performance of state agencies.
Missouri lawmaker sits on judiciary, natural resources
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. -- Missouri's newest congressman has been appointed to the U.S. House committees on natural resources and the judiciary.
Cole County man threatens to kill woman in front of child
A woman from the home told officers 32-year-old Angelo Cockrell had threatened to assault and kill her as she and her 2-and-a-half-year-old were laying in their bed.
Unruly minors targeted at Thursday Night Live
Jefferson City's Thursday Night Live began without major troubles, but coordinators intend to curtail attendance by unaccompanied minors, according to event director Jill Snodgrass.