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Brian Schaeffer, 53, has been an assistant fire chief and chief in the Spokane Fire Department for the last 19 years.
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Research into how blood vessels by sleep apnea are affected could give clues to slowing aging.
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State agriculture officials don’t think the outbreak has infected any Missouri herds.
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The Columbia School Board unanimously approved changes to attendance area boundaries Monday night that will move nearly 1,500 students to different schools by 2026.
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Assistant Chief Matthew Tobben died while rescuing two individuals from floodwaters Monday in north Columbia.
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Stephens Lake Park will have fireworks to celebrate July 4th.
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Extreme flooding in the Midwest is expected to make its way down the Missouri River over the next week.
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Many Juneteenth events were held throughout June, but here's what's in store for the rest of the month.
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Boone County Commission passed an ordinance freezing property taxes for seniors who apply, following approval by voters.
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A third lane will be added to eastbound and westbound traffic on the highway statewide, the first section to be expanded is between U.S. 63 in Columbia and U.S. 54 in Kingdom City.