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Weapons · Lee's Summit

‘My Bad’: Suspect Apologizes to Victim for Shooting at Wrong Car

92% Center coverage: 13 sources

By KSHB News Staff Click here for updates on this story KANSAS CITY, Missouri (KSHB) — A Kansas City, Missouri, man faces a trio of felony charges after opening fire on another motorist on Friday, May 30. According to court documents, around 6:30 p.m. Friday, a man told police he had been driving a Ford F450 in the 400 block of N. Chelsea Avenue. When he was stopped at a red light at the intersection of Independence Avenue and Wilson Avenue,…See the Story

Travis Kelce · Kansas City

Missouri Senator Says Stadium Funding Worth the Investment Despite Lawmaker Pushback

72% Center coverage: 7 sources

Sen. Mike Cierpiot says Missouri tax revenue generated at Kansas City stadiums should help fund new facilities for the Chiefs and Royals.See the Story

Columbia, Missouri · Columbia

More than 2,500 without power in Columbia; outages still impacting rest of Mid-Missouri

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Time-lapse video of storm approaching the ABC 17 News studio COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) As storms continued to impact much of Mid-Missouri on Tuesday night, power outages continued to climb. In Columbia at 8 p.m., there were nine reported outages impacting 2,510 utility customers. A number of outages were reported in West Columbia, though outages impacting a high-number of people were reported in central Columbia. "City of Columbia Utilities is experi…Columbia, Missouri · Columbia See the Story

MU Health Care's second Mizzou Pharmacy location in Capital City opens Monday

Columbia-based MU Health Care will be opening its second Mizzou Pharmacy location in Jefferson City on Monday, when they open at the Family Medicine Clinic on busy Southwest Boulevard. This site on Southwest Boulevard will be MU Health Care’s second Mizzou Pharmacy location in Jefferson City (2025 photo courtesy of MU Health Care spokesman Eric Maze) The new location will have a drive-through window and will also offer immunizations, medication …Jefferson City, Missouri · Jefferson City Read Article

UPDATE: July sentencing date set for Hartsburg murder suspect

A July 18 sentencing date has been set for a Hartsburg man who admits stabbing his father to death in southern Boone County in 2022. 25-year-old Collin Knight of Hartsburg has pleaded guilty to second degree murder (file photo courtesy of the Boone County Sheriff’s Department website) 939 the Eagle News was at the Boone County Courthouse in February, when 25-year-old Collin Knight pleaded guilty to second degree murder. Boone County assistant pr…Missouri · Missouri Read Article

Former Columbia councilwoman Meyer recognized by city council for her service

Columbia’s city council and city manager De’Carlon Seewood took time this week to recognize former second ward councilwoman Lisa Meyer, who resigned her seat in mid-May for health reasons. Former Columbia councilwoman Lisa Meyer, left, and city manager De’Carlon Seewood hold a portrait of Columbia’s Bear Creek trail (June 2, 2025 photo courtesy of 939 the Eagle listener Tanya Heath) Mr. Seewood presented former councilwoman Meyer with a portrait…Columbia, Missouri · Columbia Read Article

UPDATE: Court documents allege Columbia standoff suspect threatened to kill female victim

The suspect captured after Saturday morning’s five-hour standoff on Summit road in west Columbia remains jailed without bond this morning, after being charged with domestic assault and three other felonies. 29-year-old Octavious Bradshaw of Lake St. Louis remains jailed without bond in Boone County (May 31, 2025 mug shot courtesy of the Boone County Sheriff’s Department) The Columbia Police Department’s heavily-redacted three-page probable cause…Columbia, Missouri · Columbia Read Article

(LISTEN): Columbia business leaders say Schneider Electric considered sites around country for $73-million expansion

Columbia business leaders are praising Schneider Electric’s $73-million expansion at the plant on Route B. Columbia Chamber of Commerce president Matt McCormick notes Schneider considered other locations for the massive expansion: “And kudos to REDI and their team for putting that together. I mean what you saw there was Schneider was looking at all their locations around the country, what they were going to do. They were wanting to do this expan…Infrastructure · Columbia Read Article

Columbia Officials Weigh Options for Recycling After Tornado Damage to Facility

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) The City of Columbia councilmembers will be discussing the future of recycling on Monday, during its pre-council meeting at 5 p.m on Monday. The meeting comes after the city’s Material Recovery Facility was destroyed by an April 20th tornado. According to a presentation set to be shown to the council, the estimated cost to rebuild a new facility will be between $ 26.47 million to $26.71 million. The three options discussed…Tornado · Columbia See the Story

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‘My Bad’: Suspect Apologizes to Victim for Shooting at Wrong Car

Missouri Senator Says Stadium Funding Worth the Investment Despite Lawmaker Pushback

Standoff Shuts Down Ramps On 2 Major Freeways In LA County

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Gov. Kehoe to Announce Details Regarding Missouri Special Session

After postponement due to rain, Royals, Cardinals set to play doubleheader

More than 2,500 without power in Columbia; outages still impacting rest of Mid-Missouri

MU Health Care's second Mizzou Pharmacy location in Capital City opens Monday

UPDATE: July sentencing date set for Hartsburg murder suspect

Former Columbia councilwoman Meyer recognized by city council for her service

UPDATE: Court documents allege Columbia standoff suspect threatened to kill female victim

(LISTEN): Columbia business leaders say Schneider Electric considered sites around country for $73-million expansion

Columbia Officials Weigh Options for Recycling After Tornado Damage to Facility

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