Good morning, Jefferson City.

Four people were injured when a porch and staircase collapsed from a Jefferson City apartment Friday—three were taken to University Hospital, including a 4-year-old girl, and officials are investigating reports that the stairs had been unstable since the tenants moved in.

CPD detective Renee Wilbarger who investigated a 1984 cold case will join Governor Mike Kehoe on the Capitol steps in Jefferson City today at a crime victims’ rights ceremony (Greene County prosecutor Dan Patterson and DPS director Mark James are also scheduled to speak).

Missouri Mothers Against Drunk Driving held a candlelight vigil at the Capitol building in Jefferson City on April 7 to honor victims of drunk driving and urge lawmakers to support House Bill 87—planned to impose tougher penalties for repeat offenders and those whose actions cause death.

Lincoln University has expanded its food pantry at SUC B3 to provide free meals and essentials to students who show their Lincoln IDs.

Donations can be dropped off at B4 Young Hall — the effort comes from a partnership between Student Affairs and Building Community Bridges.

Recent graduates are advised to improve their resumes, cover letters + and interview techniques following key tips from Lincoln University Career Services to make the transition from college to work smoother.

The guide emphasizes tailored applications, internships or volunteer work, and practice interviews to build a strong start in their careers.

The Missouri Department of Conservation has partnered with local organizations on a Bradford Pear Tree Buyback Program as crews remove invasive Bradford pear trees from Mid-Missouri to protect native species—property owners can choose a free replacement tree and face removal fees between $100 and $2,000, with registration open until April 17.

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey — a Columbia native — warned contractors against price gouging those affected by recent flooding and a damaging tornado in Pilot Grove while investigators stand ready to act.

He also celebrated a federal judge’s record ruling in favor of Missouri’s lawsuit against China and urged local voters to support the mayoral race today.

Let's Dance Club Presents Encore Band

7-10 p.m. — Capital Ritz Banquet & Dance Center — Ticket pricing not specified — Enjoy an evening of dance with the popular Encore band featuring hundreds of your favorite dance songs.

Jefferson City Jaycees 38th Annual Easter Egg Hunt

4-6 p.m. — Memorial Park — $1.00/egg-seeker — A delightful day for kids to hunt for Easter eggs while supporting local youth sports programs.

Night Ranger Concert

7:30-9:00 p.m. — Capital Region Amphitheater — Ticket prices vary — Experience the thrilling rock sounds of Night Ranger at this exciting live concert.

Classic Albums Live Concert

7:30-9 p.m. — Capital Region Amphitheater — $49+ — Experience classic albums brought to life in a rockin’ live concert setting.