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Missouri hunters begin prep for 2026 fall firearms deer season

GRUNDY COUNTY, Mo - The November portion of Missouri firearms deer season gets underway November 14th. Grundy County Conservation Agent Josh Paskiewicz provides an outlook on deer movement for hunters. Your browser does not support the audio element. Hours for the season are a half hour before sunrise until a...

Grundy County, MO · 2d
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This Affordable Missouri Town Is So Cheap, Retirees Say Social Security Covers It All

There’s a town in Missouri called Mexico, and no, your GPS isn’t having an existential crisis. It’s a real place, it’s genuinely affordable, and retirees across the state are quietly packing their bags and pointing their cars toward Audrain County. Mexico, Missouri sits about 30 miles...

Audrain County, MO · 2d
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Contractor selected for I-70 project east of Kingdom City

The Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission has selected the team that will design and build an expanded Interstate 70 east of Kingdom City in Callaway, Montgomery and Warren counties. St. Charles-based contractor Millstone Weber was selected for the Improve I-70: Kingdom City to Warrenton project, according to a news release...

Kingdom City, MO · 4d

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Jefferson City seeks proposals for new homelessness services

Jefferson City leaders are now accepting proposals from nonprofits to tackle homelessness with city funding. The city said it's making up to $41,211.30 available for proposed homelessness-related services through a competitive application process. That funding is coming from the city's Community Development Block Grant, according to a news release from...

Jefferson City, MO · 3d

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Next phase of $2.8 billion I-70 expansion moves forward between Warrenton and Kingdom City

KINGDOM CITY, Mo. (KMIZ) Another phase of Missouri's massive Interstate 70 expansion is moving forward, bringing the state a step closer to adding a third lane in each direction across nearly 200 miles of the interstate. The Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission selected the Millstone Weber Team as the contractor for a $583 million phase The post Next phase of $2.8 billion I-70 expansion moves forward between Warrenton and Kingdom City appeared first on ABC17NEWS .

Kingdom City, MO · 4d

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No access between U.S. 54 and Airport Road near Jefferson City for weeks, MoDOT says

There will be no access to or from Airport Road and westbound U.S. 54 near Jefferson City for the next three weeks as multiple ramps close. The ramp from Callaway County Route W, also called Airport Road and Cedar City Drive, to westbound U.S. 54 is set to close on Monday as part of a project to expand the highway in north Jefferson City. The ramp from westbound U.S. 54 to Airport Road is already closed.

Jefferson City, MO · 4d

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Horse-drawn carriage rides return to downtown Columbia for fifth year

COLUMBIA − The end of Halloween marks the start of the holiday season, and The District is helping Columbia residents get into the spirit by brining back a unique way to see downtown. For the fifth year, Ryan Smith with Cedar Hallow Farms and his crew are offering free...

Columbia, MO · 2d

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Columbia Board of Education to hold presentation on state’s new A-F district grading system

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) The Columbia Board of Education will give a presentation on the state’s new A-F district grading system at its meeting on Monday. The Missouri State Board of Education approved the A-F school and district grading framework in September. In January, Gov. Mike Kehoe signed an executive order creating the grade cards. The The post Columbia Board of Education to hold presentation on state’s new A-F district grading system appeared first on ABC17NEWS .

Columbia, MO · 3d

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Columbia City Council to hold public hearing on Flock cameras

The Columbia City Council is set to hold a public hearing on Flock cameras Monday to consider community input on the system. The meeting will allow officials and residents to discuss the automated license plate readers and the city's contract with Flock, which ends in March 2027. The post Columbia City Council to hold public hearing on Flock cameras appeared first on ABC17NEWS .

Columbia, MO · 1d

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Cowboys Christmas for Kids Kicks Off Weekend Fundraiser in Randolph County

A weekend of family fun to help local children enjoy Christmas kicks off tonight in Randolph County. Cowboys Christmas for Kids begins with a Friday night dance & chili dinner at Route Z Event Center in Cairo, followed by Saturday’s trail ride, auction, and meal- all raising money for several local organizations.

Randolph County, MO · 3d

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CPS board to consider school bond issue for April ballot

The Columbia School Board will consider Monday if a $260 million school bond issue should be on the April ballot. The bond would help fund the first five years of Columbia Public Schools’ 10-year facilities plan. The board will hear a presentation from Chief Operations Officer Lazell Ofield on...

Columbia, MO · 1d

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5 Best Restaurants in Columbia, Missouri You Need to Try Before Everyone Else Finds Them

Columbia, Missouri — a city where red-brick streets hum with the footsteps of students and professors, where the scent of coffee and barbecue drifts through the air, where murals bloom on alley walls and the laughter of families echoes from porch to porch. Here, the city’s heart beats in the rhythm of Tigers games, late-night study sessions, and the easy camaraderie of neighbors at the farmers’ market. The architecture is a patchwork: stately columns, sun-warmed bungalows, and the ever-present sprawl of campus life.

Columbia, MO · 4d

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Maneater poll: Mizzou students back the statewide vote on Amendment 3

The Maneater conducted a student opinion poll between Sept. 28 and Oct. 30 asking 365 University of Missouri students about a variety of topics, including abortion policy and Amendment 3. As Missouri voted to protect abortion rights, students at the University of Missouri backed the statewide vote to keep the...

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Jefferson City Community Center leaders say City Council is withholding funds

JEFFERSON CITY — Leaders with the historic Jefferson City Community Center say they have not received funds that were specifically meant to fund a project to improve safety in the street in front of the community center. Patsy Johnson, the president of the board that oversees the Jefferson City...

Jefferson City, MO · 4d

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Abortion opponents claim fight is not over after Amendment 3 fails

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Anti-abortion supporters claim the fight is not over in Missouri even, after Amendment 3 failed in the 2026 midterms. "We're disappointed in the outcome tonight, we're still watching the numbers, we know that the other side has spent $30 million to destroy the lives of children and babies in the state of The post Abortion opponents claim fight is not over after Amendment 3 fails appeared first on ABC17NEWS .

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New animal hospital proposed at former Thompson Center site in east Columbia

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) EDITOR'S NOTE: The operator of the proposed hospital has been corrected. The video attached has also been removed. A proposed veterinary hospital at the former Thompson Center for Autism building in east Columbia cleared a key step Thursday after the Columbia Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously approved a conditional use permit. The The post New animal hospital proposed at former Thompson Center site in east Columbia appeared first on ABC17NEWS .

Columbia, MO · 4d

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Brian Seitz: Looking Forward to Final Two Years in Office

Lakes Area Missouri State Representative Brian Seitz wins re-election to represent the 156th District in what will be his final two years in Jefferson City. Seitz hits the maximum eight years allowed by law when his new term ends in 2028, and during an interview Election Night on Legends 1063’s Election Coverage, he said that he will continue to work hard on legislation to benefit Branson, Hollister, and the Lakes Region.

Missouri · 4d

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Brief tornado touches down in Randolph County

A tornado touched ground briefly in Randolph County Tuesday morning. The National Weather Service ruled a brief tornado occurred in southern Randolph County, west of Clark, on Nov. 3. It began near the intersection of Route B and County Road 2690, moving to the northeast and damaging trees, farm equipment...

Randolph County, MO · 5d