Good morning, Jefferson City.

Habitat for Humanity brought a dream to life for Megan Bock and her four children who lived in an apartment described as a slum until Saturday—now they have a new home.

An early morning fire damaged an apartment building in southern Jefferson City when firefighters responded at 12:41 a.m. today and controlled the blaze in one second-floor apartment window, evacuating all residents with no injuries—two families were assisted by the American Red Cross.

Blaire Hines, director of Lincoln University's Employment Academy, faced challenges in finishing her doctoral degree as she was only five credit hours from completion.

Her strong drive and supportive family—who have a long history in education—fuel her determination to complete the program.

A new law called House Bill 754 was signed by Gov. Mike Kehoe on Thursday and makes electronic wills and estate plans valid when signed online.

Jefferson City attorney Todd Miller said the law supports digital estate planning tools — though it may reduce the number of estate cases handled in person.

Missouri Senate President Pro Tem Cindy O’Laughlin said on Friday that MU Health Care and Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield reached a deal after a June 30 Senate committee hearing spurred negotiations—she added more details will be shared this week.

Pete Adkins, the legendary Jefferson City High School football coach, will be inducted into the Missouri Veterans Hall of Fame in October (per a news release from the lieutenant governor’s office).

Old Soul Savage Live Performance

8 PM – 2 AM — The Outpost Bar & Grill — Cover charge TBD — Enjoy a night of rock, pop, and country hits with Old Soul Savage.

Fiddler on the Roof

7:30-10:00 p.m. — Miller Performing Arts Center — Ticket prices not listed — Experience the charm and heartfelt songs of this beloved Broadway classic.