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Winter is coming and that creates some new challenges for the unsheltered population of Mid-Missouri. But as KBIA’s Tadeo Ruiz reports, one Columbia-based organization is providing much needed services to unhoused folks – now with funding and support from the city.
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Most tick-borne illnesses aren’t life-threatening or chronic – if caught early and treated. But ticks create an additional challenge for the unhoused community of Columbia.
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Love Columbia, a local nonprofit organization, announced Tuesday that it received a $1 million grant from American Rescue Plan Act funds (ARPA) through the Boone County Commission.
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Missouri is getting close to $280,000 in federal funding for housing for homeless veterans.The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development unveiled…
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Welcome Home is a transitional emergency and service center for veterans. The organization has been operating in Columbia for more than 25 years, and…
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Welcome to 2016! Our first show of the new year features a conversation with YVONNE CHAMBERLAIN about Columbia's Room at the Inn, an 'emergency winter…
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This story is part of our series "Shortage in Rich Land" on Missouri's Bootheel region. Click here to see all of the stories.Anthony Smith has a spiel he…
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Today Paul Pepper visits with SHELLY SILVEY, Executive Producer of KOMU-TV's "No One Left Behind," an hour-long documentary that follows three veterans…
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Today Paul Pepper visits with YVONNE CHAMBERLAIN, Coordinator of Columbia's Room at the Inn. Now in its 6th year, Room at the Inn provides shelter for the…
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An MU professor’s research was used to help write a bill that is headed to President Obama's desk. Clark Peters is a social work professor at MU who says…