Jefferson City man charged with stealing tools
A Jefferson City man faces charges for allegedly stealing thousands of dollars worth of tools from a work site.
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Jefferson City man charged with harassment, stalking
A Jefferson City man who faces several charges after reportedly harassing a woman with whom he had a relationship remains at large.
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Jefferson City man charged with stalking, trespassing
A Jefferson City man faces stalking and trespassing charges following an incident last month.
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State launches ombudsman availability dashboard
Missourians in search of a long-term care facility with available beds have a new resource from the state health department.
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Local Missouri American replacement projects in works
Missouri American Water has big plans for 2024, including a sizable investment in the Capital City.
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Subscriber ExclusiveState pension fund faced volatile years, but could improve
While the Missouri State Employees Retirement System (MOSERS) pensions haven't been performing as well as lawmakers had hoped in recent years, recent investmen…
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Ward 3 Jefferson City Council candidates offer views on key issues
Amy Brix and Treaka Young are running for the open Third Ward seat on the Jefferson City Council in the April 2 election.
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Ward 1 Jefferson City Council candidates respond to readers’ questions
The News Tribune sent council candidates questions submitted by readers on a number of topics ahead of the election for previous stories. Below is a selection …
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Cole County business permits issued in February 2024
Cole County issued the following building permits in February.
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Lawmakers uncertain about future of child care incentive bills
While a bundle of child care tax credits has received broad support from both parties in the Missouri House, a third faction in the upper chamber cast doubt on…
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The Cole County recorder of deeds approved the following marriage certificates:
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Missouri personnel report encounters at southern border
Missouri personnel reported hundreds of encounters in their first week of deployment at the southern border.
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Ameren Smart Energy presentation on tap next week
Ameren Missouri customers can provide feedback on recent and planned modernization efforts through the company's annual public stakeholder meeting.
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JC man receives probation for assault
A Jefferson City man was sentenced to two years of supervised probation after pleading guilty to assaulting a woman and her young child.
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Child care tax credit package green-lit for Senate debate
A Missouri House effort to boost the state's struggling child care industry is headed to the Senate floor.
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JC man sentenced to prison for drug possession, resisting arrest
A Jefferson City man was sentenced to a decade in prison and 120 days in jail after pleading guilty to a 2022 police chase.
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Missouri House panel approves Fast Track eligibility expansion
A popular workforce training program may benefit up to 40,000 more adult students under a bill approved Wednesday by a Missouri House committee.
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Subscriber ExclusiveLawmakers consider Missouri banking, bond legislation
The process for municipalities to contract with banks may change under a bill in the Missouri House.
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PSC sets intervention deadline in Missouri-American rate case
State regulators have set a deadline to sound off on a rate increase proposed by Missouri-American Water Company.
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Missouri lawmakers keeping eye on state pension funds
The Missouri State Employees Retirement System (MOSERS) pensions aren't performing at satisfactory rates, but lawmakers and staff said it could begin to level …
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Subscriber ExclusiveTeam outlines obstacles to Simonsen, other housing projects
A former Jefferson City school building may be converted to housing and other businesses, but it still has a long road to go before it opens its doors again.
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Women’s symposium set for next week in Jefferson City
Jefferson City's first Women's Symposium is set to put the spotlight on women in business next week.
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Jefferson City business licenses issued in February 2024
Jefferson City issued 18 new business licenses in February.
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Subscriber ExclusiveLocal businessman talks iconic local businesses, projects
From stoneworks to local landmark businesses and beyond, D.J. Drury has plenty of irons in the fire.
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Ward 1 City Council candidates weigh in on priority issues
Incumbent Councilman Jack Deeken and challenger Randy Hoselton are running for the Ward 1 seat on the Jefferson City Council in the April 2 election.
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State general revenue collections rise
Net general revenue collections for February outperformed last year's collections by 18 percent, State Budget Director Dan Haug announced in a news release.
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Second round of microbusiness applications opens next month
Missouri will soon begin accepting its second round of applications for small businesses hoping to participate in the marijuana industry.
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Subscriber ExclusiveMissing persons advocate remembered for dedication, perseverance
There will never be another Marianne Asher-Chapman. But those who were touched by her life and work will attempt to carry on her legacy.
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Missouri House panel approves engineering incentive, unemployment, broadband oversight bills
A bill meant to help fill the thousands of vacant engineering jobs in Missouri received initial approval from a House panel Wednesday.
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Housing conference on tap later this month in Jefferson City
The second Capital City Housing Conference is back on track for this month.
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A story from Saturday's paper headlined "Council candidates discuss housing, growth" incorrectly attributed a quote from a forum said by Ward 5 candidate Macke…
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Subscriber ExclusiveCoalition launches campaign to end poverty
Henry Robinson said he's no stranger to the struggles of poverty after more than two decades working in Kansas City's fast food scene.
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Subscriber ExclusiveMissouri GOP Cole County Caucus turns chaotic at end
The Missouri GOP Cole County Caucus ran smoothly, until the unexpected happened. At least it was unexpected for some GOP leadership.
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Subscriber ExclusiveParticipants curious, anxious about GOP caucus
Cole County Republicans crowded into the Missouri Farm Bureau on Saturday to choose a GOP presidential nominee, but the process wasn't one they've used in rece…
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Home sales for January 2024
January 2024 real estate statistics from the Jefferson City Area Board of Realtors were as follows:
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JC man pleads guilty to assault
A Jefferson City man pleaded guilty to an assault charge stemming from a 2019 incident this week.
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The Cole County recorder of deeds approved the following marriage certificates:
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Spelling error helps identify alleged fraud
A Jefferson City man faces charges after allegedly forging insurance documents.
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Subscriber ExclusiveCouncil candidates talk housing, growth
Candidates for the Jefferson City Council outlined drastically different views on community growth Friday morning.
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Independence man charged with stealing
An Independence man is set to be arraigned later this month for allegedly attempting to steal items from a vehicle.
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Archaeology meeting to unearth settlement in Americas
The Missouri Archaeological Society will dig into state and American history this month at its annual meeting in Jefferson City.
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Correction
The story in Sunday's newspaper headlined "Council candidates file campaign finance reports" contained incorrect information on Ward 3 candidate Amy Brix's fin…
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Ameren files Smart Energy Plan update
Ameren Missouri's proposed updates to its Smart Energy Plan are meant to boost reliability for customers and update its infrastructure, the company said.
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JC woman faces drug charges
A Jefferson City woman faces drug charges following her arrest last year.
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Missouri legislative panel weighing marijuana-related workers comp changes
Missouri's laws on workers' compensation may change to reduce benefits for marijuana-related accidents under a local lawmaker's bill.
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Missouri jobless rate remains steady
Missouri's unemployment rate remained at 3.3 percent in January, continuing to surpass last year's high.
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Subscriber ExclusiveWork progressing on water filtration building
The replacement of a century-old filtration building in Jefferson City is on pace to wrap up by the end of the year, local management says.
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Missouri House committee passes angel investment tax credit bill
A Missouri House panel on Tuesday approved a bill meant to incentivize investment in new startup businesses across the state.
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Jefferson City Council candidates weigh in on transparency question
Eight candidates vying for four Jefferson City Council seats in the April 2 election responded to questions submitted by News Tribune readers.
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Panel approves rural Missouri workforce housing incentive bill
An effort to boost workforce housing through a new grant program received the green light from a Missouri House panel Monday.
