
Long-time Samaritan Center worker takes second retirement
Jackie Lou Matthews is retiring ... again.
Jackie Lou Matthews is retiring ... again.
Lights, bands, floats and candy. The 84th annual Jefferson City Jaycees Christmas Parade had it all, including Santa, elves and the Grinch.
An awed tiny voice cut through mall center court noise late Saturday morning: "Santa!"
When they weren't on the ice Saturday, speedskaters yelled encouragement to participants in the 27th Annual Capital City Speedskating Championships at Jefferso…
A Friday morning rear-end collision in Callaway County injured two people.
Missouri River Regional Library's annual sale benefiting the United Way will be held next week.
Kristkindle Market, at Central Church of Jefferson City, was home to 1,000 cookies Saturday.
The Missouri Department of Transportation is warning drivers to be aware of winter weather expected to strike Central Missouri tonight.
The St. Martins Lighted Tractor & UTV Parade returns Saturday night.
Clang! The sound of a blunted weapon striking metal rang through the gym at Thomas Jefferson Middle School.
Banana boxes lined a wall early Saturday morning in the basement of the Jefferson City Elks Lodge.
The generosity of the Central Missouri community is on display again this holiday season.
A Cole County traffic accident caused minor injuries to a Dixon woman early Friday morning.
Get ready for Lincoln University's Holiday Extravaganza.
Building Community Bridges continues to collect food for its sixth annual Thanksgiving dinner giveaway.
There are no small roles in the U.S. military, state Rep. Jim Schulte said Saturday.
The Salvation Army of Jefferson City is again ringing in the holiday season.
A Lohman pedestrian suffered minor injuries in a hit-and-run Friday afternoon.
As a veteran, Don Hentges wishes more Veterans Day activities occurred on Veterans Day.
Steps Missouri took post-COVID-19 to support Missouri Veterans Homes have helped those nursing facilities recover, according to Missouri Veterans Commission Ex…
Members of the American Legion Roscoe Enloe Unit 5 Auxiliary camped outside Jefferson City grocery stores Saturday to accept donations for artificial poppies.
Day Solutions' facility in east Jefferson City hasn't even opened -- but it has a garden.
A rear-end collision left an Iberia woman with minor injuries Friday afternoon.
Michele Caywood stood in front of a rack of greeting cards Saturday afternoon at River City Florist, carefully sifting through the selection.
Members of the American Legion Auxiliary Unit 5 will again distribute poppies outside local grocery stores Saturday to benefit veterans.
Right now, families are struggling to get ahead.
Four-year-old Layla Brooks was pretty cool late Saturday morning. She was Minnie Mouse, after all.
Trick or treating at the Missouri Governor's Mansion was icky for some children Saturday afternoon.
There will be changes for Jefferson City Room at the Inn this winter.
It had been a long time since there had been a tire-recycling event in Cole County.
The Battle of the Nonprofits pitted four organizations against each other Saturday.
A champagne toast late Saturday morning preceded tea at the Missouri Governor's Mansion.
A 36-year-old Hannibal woman suffered serious injuries early Friday morning in Tipton when she rode a Hoverboard into the street, where an SUV struck her.
Two by two and side by side, cars, minivans, SUVs and pickups snaked through the parking lot at Capital West Christian Church.
Even as a student at the University of Missouri, Jackie Coleman was breaking through barriers.
As staff members at Capital Region Medical Center prepare for full integration into the MU Health Care system, a concern over seniority has surfaced.
A 3-year-old likes one thing about Homecoming parades above all else.
Traffic was heavy Saturday morning on the Missouri River, as more than 100 canoes and kayaks participated in the annual Race to the Dome.
Police arrested three people in connection with a shooting that occurred Thursday night in McClung Park.
Nine-year-old Annika Harvey stood Saturday morning at a table outside River Oak Christian Academy selling kettle corn and caramel corn.
A New Bloomfield woman suffered minor injuries in a single-vehicle crash Friday afternoon.
Cole County's 4-H programs can leave a lasting impact on families.
If you listened carefully, you might have heard a polka or two Saturday in Jefferson City.
Nothing great is created suddenly, any more than a bunch of grapes or a fig, said the Greek philosopher Epictetus.
A Jefferson City motorcycle rider involved in a traffic collision Friday evening on Missouri Boulevard was taken to University Hospital in Columbia for treatme…
Two Miller County teenagers each suffered minor injuries in a single-vehicle crash late Friday night.
The Marine Corps Reserve's site at Capital Mall is ready to begin receiving toys for the 76th annual Toys for Tots program.
Two volunteers carried sofa cushions early Thursday morning along the Greenway Trail.
Tires squealed as two tiny Shriners Indy cars and a golf cart raced around in circles late Saturday morning in the parking lot at Primrose Retirement community.