Judge Rules Against Petition For Former Columbia Police Officer To Get His Job Back A ruling is now handed down rejecting a petition from former Columbia police officer Rob Sanders to get his job back. The judgement was made Monday in a Boone County Courthouse. Sanders had been trying to regain employment with the department…… Continue Reading
Missouri Tax Withholding Error Could Cost Thousands On Tax Returns This Year
Missouri Tax Withholding Error Could Cost Thousands On Tax Returns This Year A tax withholding error in the state of Missouri may cost thousands of tax payers money on their state income tax returns this year. In a release sent out by the Department of Revenue dated back to September, the department said the changes…… Continue Reading
Teen Found With Gun Shot Wound In Columbia
Teen Found With Gun Shot Wound In Columbia A Columbia teen is recovering from non-life threatening injuries after being shot last (Tuesday) night. A 16 year old was found with a gunshot wound at the Break Time convenience store on Smiley Lane and was taken to a local hospital for treatment. Shortly before that police…… Continue Reading
Lake Ozark Man Dies Hit By Vehicle In Columbia
Lake Ozark Man Dies Hit By Vehicle In Columbia A Lake Ozark man is dead after being hit by a vehicle in Columbia yesterday (Tuesday) morning. Police say 44 year old Jason L. Harvey was standing in dark clothing in the middle of the right lane of North Highway 63 and Prathersville Road when a…… Continue Reading
Eight Fatalities In New Years Weekend Counting Period
Eight Fatalities In New Years Weekend Counting Period Eight fatalities reported by the Missouri Highway Patrol during the New Year’s holiday weekend. Last year there were seven people who died in traffic crashes. This year a total of 352 crashes, were investigated with 112 injuries, and 127 DWI’s issued. The counting period started on Friday,…… Continue Reading
Mexico Convenience Store Armed Robbery
Mexico Convenience Store Armed Robbery Mexico Public Safety are investigating an armed robbery at the Casey’s General Store on East Liberty in Mexico last night. [Monday] According to a release, police were dispatched at around 10:45 and learned that a man entered the store, displayed what appeared to be a handgun and demanded the cashier…… Continue Reading
Government Shutdown Impacts Employees At Columbia Regional Airport
Government Shutdown Impacts Employees At Columbia Regional Airport The partial government shutdown is impacting workers at the Columbia Regional Airport. According to the Associated Press Transportation Security Administration workers at the Columbia Regional Airport have been working without pay since the partial shutdown on December 22nd. A total of one hundred fifty thousand employees from…… Continue Reading
Trial Dates Set For Three Defendants in DeBrodie Case
Trial Dates Set For Three Defendants in DeBrodie Case Trial dates are now set for three defendants in the Carl DeBrodie case. 58 year old Anthony R. Flores is scheduled for a trail on March 27th. He is charged with three felonies, including client neglect, involuntary manslaughter, and abandonment of a corpse. 32 year old…… Continue Reading
High Speed Chase and Crash Ends In Cole County
High Speed Chase and Crash Ends In Cole County A high speed chase yesterday (Thursday) afternoon ends in Cole County with a crash. The Jefferson City Police Department were called in to help the Moniteau County Sheriff’s department to stop a vehicle for failing to yield for multiple hazardous driving complaints. The chase entered Cole…… Continue Reading
United States Postal Services Approves Price Increase For 2019
United States Postal Services Approves Price Increase For 2019 Prices will be going up at the United States Postal Service starting in January. The Postal Regulatory Commission has approved a 3.9 percent increase for priority express mail and a 5.9 percent hike for priority mail, plus a five cent increase for the forever stamp. According…… Continue Reading
