Leah Rainwater is a journalist based in Columbia, Missouri, focusing on local news for KOMU 8 and Mid-Missouri CW. Her work has also been featured in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Leah covers a wide range of topics, including crime, community events, government, and human interest stories, with a commitment to keeping the local community informed.
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Leah Rainwater predominantly covers local news, with a focus on community announcements and government-related topics. She frequently reports on developments related to family & relationships, business & industry, and education within the Columbia, Missouri area.
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Buchanan County residents will choose two representatives to send to Jefferson City in today's election. District 10
By: Leah Rainwater
Many residents and voters have experienced stress and anxiety in the aftermath of Election Day, leaving Americans to play "catch-up" with coping strategies.
Those who help prepare students for the workforce got an up-close look at career opportunities in the health care field Thursday at Mosaic Life Care
Benedictine College will hold a "Stars & Stripes" celebration to honor all U.S. military personnel during a home football game against Central Methodist College on Saturday.
Missouri's Proposition A passed on Tuesday, causing businesses to take a deeper look into how to implement it into their business plan.
With mild weather sticking around a little while longer, now is the chance to prepare your home for winter's coming chill.
Upgrades are coming to traffic lights at several intersections around the city.
On Wednesday, InterServ will hand out turkeys to families in need for Thanksgiving. With the holiday almost a week away, families are starting to get prepared.
Six area teams will compete in the state quarterfinals for high school football on Friday night. LeBlond at Rockport- 8 man
By: Leah Rainwater
One woman was transported to Mosaic with minor injuries following a car vs. building crash on Friday night. Law enforcement responded just after 6 p.m.
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