Jacob Richey is a student journalist based in Columbia, Missouri. He writes for KOMU 8 and Mid-Missouri CW, covering local news and events. His work has also been featured in KBIA 91.3 FM and the Columbia Missourian.
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Jacob Richey focuses on local news in Missouri, particularly Columbia. His coverage heavily revolves around evolving stories and breaking news related to crime, tragedy, legal issues, accidents, infrastructure, and politics within the state.
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By: Jacob Richey
State Rep. Cheri Toalson Reisch on Friday said she turned in nearly 5,000 signatures to put a full property tax freeze for older adults on the ballot in Boone County next year.
By: Jacob Richey
Law enforcement responded to the man's residence after dispatchers received reports of a dead body, officials say.
By: Jacob Richey
State Rep. Cheri Toalson Reisch on Friday said she turned in nearly 5,000 signatures to put a full property tax freeze for older adults on the ballot in Boone County next year.
Jacob Richey, KOMU 8 Digital Content Editor The family of a man seriously injured in a shooting on Clark Lane has acknowledged his death
By: Jacob Richey
Officials recommend postponing any planned burns due to dry conditions.
Go COMO bus riders can now use the SPOT app to track buses in real time, view bus schedules and receive service alerts, the city of Columbia announced Friday.
By: Jacob Richey
The Missouri State Highway Patrol said scams across the state have targeted crash victims.
By: Jacob Richey
The Columbia Police Department is working to identify and find a suspect in a reported assault and shots-heard incident Saturday morning on Forum Boulevard.
By: Jacob Richey
Lavosha Daniels pleaded guilty to abandonment of a corpse and first-degree involuntary manslaughter in the Boone County "Baby Doe" case.
Drivers can use Exit 127 onto Range Line Street (Missouri 763) and travel south to Business Loop 70 in Columbia.
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