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City jobs will no longer require marijuana testing for applicants beginning in October.
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"The entire building saw fire damage or smoke damage or water damage," said Assistant Fire Chief Jeffrey Heidenreich.
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The board met Thursday and discussed use of force policies and the inability of the public to request changes.
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Debris from the bridge is expected to be removed from the Missouri River within one to three weeks.
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City Council will vote on the FY24 budget, utility bond, and a resolution aiding affordable housing Monday night.
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Columbia officially welcomed a new piece of artwork Wednesday during the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the “Kindness Heals” mural. The project was commissioned by the local nonprofit Children’s Grove.
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Treeline Music Fest organizers cited higher than expected expenses in a social media post canceling the event.
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MU Health Care is forecasting a 3.2% revenue increase and a 1% increase in expenses for fiscal year 2024, a sign that the health care network is rebounding from the cash flow shortage in February.
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The report will offer a closer look at how the ordinance affects Columbia residents and how it came to be.
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The agreement also includes more breaks and eliminates mandatory marijuana testing for new hires.