Sturgeon News

The Missouri Highway Patrol is investigating how a patrol vehicle crashed into a ditch at the intersection of Highways 63 and 22 just after 11 p.m. near Sturgeon.

In a new Clysdale farm neat Boonville lives a horse unlike any other. His name is Joe and grew up in Mid-Missouri, where there is a stable of talent.

Voters in the Harrisburg and Sturgeon school districts are going to the polls Tuesday to decide the fate of bond issue proposals that would not increase property taxes.

Residents voted on four school bond issues across mid-Missouri. Read the proposition as seen on the ballot and see the results.

Voters across mid-Missouri took to the pools today voting on school bonds, sales taxes, and in one county, an energy efficiency propositon.

KOMU spoke to the Boone and Callaway County clerks today and they both said they expected voter turnout to be relatively low.

A Sturgeon man was arrested Saturday on suspicion of second-degree robbery by the Boone County sheriff's deputies, the department said in a news release.

Boone County Sheriff's arrested a Sturgeon resident Saturday in connection with a Columbia gas station robbery.

A three-room Victorian-era farmhouse, built by hog farmers in 1890, is sitting in three pieces under a patchwork of tarps in the Boone County Historical Society .

Columbia Public Schools might soon have to foot a larger bill to retain school resource officers.

Plan sets 90 acres aside for cemetery. Karen Miller has certainly seen a lot of permit requests in her 17 years as a member of the Boone County Commission.

The Columbia Police Department and Columbia Public Schools recently reached an agreement to share the cost ofA eight school resource officers during the upcoming school year at a cost of about $188,000. That agreement never covered the cost ofA four school resource officers provided by the Boone County Sheriffa s Department.

Columbia Public Schools might soon have to foot a larger bill to retain school resource officers.

Little Sofia wheels through her contest smiling all the way. Photo by Don Shrubshell Tracey Littell of Columbia steadies her daughter, Sofia Littell, 20 months, during the contest for 1-year-old baby girls Thursday at the Boone County Fair.

Audience members filled the multipurpose room Saturday at the Boone County Fair to watch the Adult Talent Show.

Breathing heavily, Joseph Snow maneuvers his electric wheelchair through the garden of his rural home on Tucker School Road three miles south of Sturgeon.

The VA estimates World War II veterans are lost at a rate of 1000 a day. And already a handful of Mid-Missouri veterans on the waiting list for an honor flight have died.