Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 16th of January.
Good morning, Jefferson City.
Jefferson City's Truman Hotel, closed since 2015 and declared unsafe, faces demolition with the City Council set to vote on a plan that includes a $1 million tear-down cost, part of which will be city-funded.
The owner of 413 and 417 E.
Capitol Ave. aims to rezone the properties to establish a new restaurant.
A Jefferson City man has been charged for allegedly selling drugs to youths at The LINC.
Jefferson City Police Department is investigating vandalism including a Patriot Front banner and stickers with exclusionary messages, all removed by city services.
Mid-Missouri is hosting a range of music, arts events, and fun activities from Jan.
16-22, 2025, with opportunities for local artists and venues to be featured in the Go Mid Mo arts calendar.
The 2025 Governor's prayer breakfast, hosted by Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe, will feature former inmate and company founder Josh Smith as the keynote speaker, underscoring the event's theme of support and guidance for leaders and citizens.
Cole County Commission approves a $7,000 salary increase for Health Department nurses to enhance competitiveness.
Cornerstone Treatment Center is transforming the former Callaway Community Hospital into a youth mental health facility, aiming to open with 50 beds in 90 days and plans to eventually serve 298 kids.
Mark Twain and His Remarkable Connections
Explore the extensive network and influences of Mark Twain, one of America's most celebrated authors, at Jefferson Landing State Historic Site.
3rd Annual Capital City High School Band Booster Casino Night
Support the Capital City High School band by attending the 3rd Annual Capital City High School Band Booster Casino Night February 22 at the Capital Bluffs Event Center. Event includes blackjack, craps, Texas Hold 'em, food, drinks, and a silent auction with many great items like Chief's signed memorabilia and much much more!
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