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Man arrested in Columbia and accused of spraying women with unknown substance
One man was taken into custody on Wednesday for allegedly assaulting two women. The Columbia Police Department (CPD) responded to an assault with a weapon on Bear Creek Trail near Garth Avenue on March 11. Court documents stated that two women were walking on the trail around 4 p.m. when...
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Two women assaulted with unknown liquid on Columbia nature trail, suspect arrested
Two women walking a Columbia nature trail are assaulted when a man sprays them with an unknown caustic liquid. The Columbia Police Department says the assault happened Tuesday afternoon around 4 o’clock on the Bear Creek Trail near Garth Avenue. The women said that when they passed a young man on the trail, he sprayed them. According to court documents, the victims say the assault was unprovoked and they’d had no contact with the man prior to being sprayed.
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Edward Jones to layoff local employees during restructuring
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4)—Edward Jones is restructuring, which will include laying off employees. Wednesday afternoon, a spokesperson for Edward Jones sent First Alert 4 the below statement:. “As we continue our journey to serve more clients more completely, Edward Jones will be making changes to its home...
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4 Missouri Restaurants Just Closed Their Doors & Said Goodbye
The beginning of the year can be difficult for all businesses, but especially restaurants as unpredictable weather can make it tricky to stay open. Unfortunately, there are 4 more Missouri restaurants who recently closed their doors and called it a day. Here are 4 Missouri restaurants who closed just within...
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Columbia Public Schools teachers react to extended school year
Columbia Public Schools teachers have mixed views about the addition of another school day to this year's calendar. The Columbia Public Schools Board decided Monday to extend the academic year beyond Memorial Day weekend with one additional half day of school. But Noelle Gilzow, the president of the Columbia Missouri...
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Columbia woman accused of stealing birthday presents from Boonville Walmart, then leading police on high speed chase, pleads guilty
A Columbia woman accused of stealing birthday presents for her child from a Cooper County Walmart, then leading law enforcement from several agencies on a vehicle pursuit, pleads guilty. Joanna Commander pleaded guilty Monday to resisting arrest and stealing. She was sentenced to five years supervised probation for the resisting...
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Alford wants SBA regional office moved from Kansas City to Columbia, Missouri
West-central Missouri Congressman Mark Alford wants the U.S. Small Business Administration to move its regional office from Kansas City to Columbia. The request follows a directive by the Trump Administration to move regional SBA offices out of cities that have declared themselves sanctuaries for illegal immigrants. While Kansas City has not and cannot not declare itself a sanctuary city, Mayor Quinton Lucas last year publicly invited immigrants to move to KC to help bolster the city’s workforce.