Politics Political news Columbia Police Officer Fired after Incident A Columbia police officer was terminated from employment Wednesday following an incident in one of the department’s holding cells. By Rehman Tungekar (Columbia, Mo.) Views of the News for September 21, 2011 Columbia City Council’s New Budget Draws People and Opinions Camille Phillips / KBIA Columbia’s city council has passed the city’s annual budget for fiscal year 2012. KBIA’s Camille Phillips has this story on the impact. Views of the News for September 14, 2011 Week Two of Special Legislative Session Begins By Marshall Griffin • Sep 12, 2011 Members of the Missouri Senate have returned to Jefferson City to begin week two of the special legislative session.� By Marshall Griffin (Jefferson City, Mo.) State Committee Votes to Push Back Primaries The Missouri House Elections Committee passed a bill Thursday that will push back the presidential primary elections. By Ashley Massow (Jefferson City, Mo.) Nixon Decides Not to Renew Mo Cuts Governor Nixon has announced some cuts to the University of Missouri System won’t be renewed next year. By Adam Smith (Columbia, Mo.) Views of the News for September 7, 2011 Views of the News for August 31, 2011 Columbia's New City Councilmembers Take Their Seats By Melanie Gibson • Apr 12, 2011 Melanie Gibson / KBIA Helen Anthony and Fred Schmidt were sworn into office at a special city council meeting Monday. Mid-Missouri Heads to the Polls By Melanie Gibson • Apr 5, 2011 Kyle Stokes / KBIA It’s Election Day in mid-Missouri. Polling stations throughout Boone County and Cole County opened at 6 this morning, and remain open until 7 tonight. Boone County Drug Court Serves As Mentor Court Over the past 12 years more than 650 people graduated from the Boone County Drug Court. Drug court graduates and county drug court officials talk about the process. By Rachel Levin (Columbia, MO) Pages« first ‹ previous … 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 152 153
