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Damage seen in Columbia after storms, power outages resolved
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Power outages reported on Monday for City of Columbia and Boone Electric customers have been resolved. There were 105 power outages reported for City of Columbia customers on Monday afternoon, according to the City of Columbia outage map. One outage was reported at 3:19 p.m. near West Broadway and Atkins Drive, which The post Damage seen in Columbia after storms, power outages resolved appeared first on ABC17NEWS.
Missouri Republican Party joins lawsuit in Boone County state Senate district
The Missouri Republican Party has joined a lawsuit that seeks to get one of its Mid-Missouri candidates kicked off the ballot. The post Missouri Republican Party joins lawsuit in Boone County state Senate district appeared first on ABC17NEWS.
Columbia woman pleads for her son’s military uniform back after accidentally donating it
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Editor's Note: This article has been updated for a source error about time served in Afghanistan. This Memorial Day a Columbia woman is asking for the return of her son's military uniform. "My son's Class A uniform was accidentally donated, and I'm pleading with Columbia to help me get that back for The post Columbia woman pleads for her son’s military uniform back after accidentally donating it appeared first on ABC17NEWS.
Family wants lawmakers to change state law following Mizzou hazing case
After a former Mizzou student was sentenced to jail time for hazing, Danny Santulli's family hopes Missouri lawmakers will consider passing legislation to prevent a similar situation from happening again.
Appeals court rules Torch Electronics had no grounds to sue over Missouri gambling enforcement
The courts cannot shield Missouri’s biggest vendor of games offering cash prizes from criminal prosecution for gambling violations, the Western District Court of Appeals ruled Tuesday. In a unanimous decision, the court upheld last fall’s dismissal of a lawsuit filed by Torch Electronics that sought an order barring the Missouri State Highway Patrol from seizing […] The post Appeals court rules Torch Electronics had no grounds to sue over Missouri gambling enforcement appeared first on Missouri Independent.
Centralia's avenue of flags honors fallen soldiers
CENTRALIA — It's Memorial Day weekend in Centralia and that means the city's annual Avenue of Flags is flying high at the City Cemetery. For Centralia residents, the display of American flags serves as a poignant reminder of the sacrifices made by those who served in the armed forces. It not only honors the memory of those individuals but also unites the community in a shared sense of pride and respect.
Sturgeon Board of Alderman set to meet Tuesday after mayor’s sudden resignation
STURGEON, Mo. (KMIZ) The City of Sturgeon will be holding its first Board of Alderman meeting Tuesday night at the Sturgeon Recreation Center since the mayor's sudden resignation. The City of Sturgeon's mayor resigned Saturday, according to a social media post from the city. The city stated in the post...
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