Mark Slavit

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Columbia, United States (Local)

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Government Announcement: 5 %

Evolving Stories: 3 %

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Columbia's new pedestrian safety ordinance goes into effect on July 1, 2026 Columbia’s new median ordinance goes into effect Wednesday. The ordinance will make it illegal to remain on a narrow median after 2 stoplight cycles. Columbia p

By: Mark Slavit

Columbia's new median ordinance goes into effect Wednesday. The ordinance will make it illegal to remain on a narrow median after 2 stoplight cycles. Columbia p

Columbia's new pedestrian safety ordinance goes into effect on July 1, 2026

By: Mark Slavit

KRCG offers coverage of news, sports, weather and local events in the Columbia and Jefferson City, Missouri area, including the communities of New Bloomfield, Shaw, Boonville, Ashland, Hallsville, Sturgeon, Centralia, Mexico, Auxvasse, Fulton, California, Tipton, Eldon, Wardsville, Westphalia and Sedalia, Missouri.

Jefferson City leaders thank Governor Kehoe for supporting conference center project Jefferson City Mayor Ron Fitzwater publicly thanked Governor Mike Kehoe for his support of a future downtown conference center and parking garage. Kehoe approve

By: Mark Slavit

JEFFERSON CITY — Jefferson City Mayor Ron Fitzwater publicly thanked Governor Mike Kehoe for his support of a future downtown conference center and parking garage.

Extra Missouri State Highway Patrol Troopers work during Operation C.A.R.E. Extra state troopers were on highways and lakes throughout the 4th of July holiday weekend. Every available trooper was part of Operation C.A.R.E. C.A.R.E. stan

By: Mark Slavit

Extra state troopers were on highways and lakes throughout the 4th of July holiday weekend. Every available trooper was part of Operation C.A.R.E. C.A.R.E. stan

Mid-Missourians prepare for USA World Cup match against Belgium USA fans turned out in record-breaking numbers during the 2026 World Cup soccer tournament. Americans supported their soccer team as the players advanced to the

By: Mark Slavit

USA fans turned out in record-breaking numbers during the 2026 World Cup soccer tournament. Americans supported their soccer team as the players advanced to the

Downtown Columbia business owners petition for an urban camping ordinance Some Downtown Columbia business owners wanted city leaders to adopt an urban camping ordinance. The proposed ordinance would help prevent homeless people from s

By: Mark Slavit

Some Downtown Columbia business owners wanted city leaders to adopt an urban camping ordinance. The proposed ordinance would help prevent homeless people from s

Columbia residents read Declaration of Independence to celebrate America 250 Dozens of people gathered Wednesday for a public reading of the Declaration of Independence at Columbia’s State Historical Society of Missouri. Mid-Missourians

By: Mark Slavit

COLUMBIA — Dozens of people gathered Wednesday for a public reading of the Declaration of Independence at Columbia's State Historical Society of Missouri.

Callaway County records Declaration of Independence video for America's 250th birthday Some patriotic people from Callaway County produced a new video for America’s 250th birthday. Westminster College staff, employees of the Winston Churchill Muse

By: Mark Slavit

Some patriotic people from Callaway County produced a new video for America's 250th birthday. Westminster College staff, employees of the Winston Churchill Muse

Missouri realtors hold statewide rally to vote no on Amendments 4 & 5 Hundreds of Missouri realtors were in Columbia Thursday to show their opposition to a couple of proposals on the August 4th ballot. The Missouri Association of

By: Mark Slavit

COLUMBIA — Hundreds of Missouri realtors were in Columbia Thursday to show their opposition to a couple of proposals on the August 4th ballot.

One Columbia community member attends second Proposition 1 public presentation Columbia public safety administrators Friday hosted the second of 6 presentations about a proposed public safety sales tax. City leaders asked Columbia voters t

By: Mark Slavit

Columbia public safety administrators Friday hosted the second of 6 presentations about a proposed public safety sales tax. City leaders asked Columbia voters t

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Jefferson City leaders thank Governor Kehoe for supporting conference center project Jefferson City Mayor Ron Fitzwater publicly thanked Governor Mike Kehoe for his support of a future downtown conference center and parking garage. Kehoe approve

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Mid-Missourians prepare for USA World Cup match against Belgium USA fans turned out in record-breaking numbers during the 2026 World Cup soccer tournament. Americans supported their soccer team as the players advanced to the

Downtown Columbia business owners petition for an urban camping ordinance Some Downtown Columbia business owners wanted city leaders to adopt an urban camping ordinance. The proposed ordinance would help prevent homeless people from s

Columbia residents read Declaration of Independence to celebrate America 250 Dozens of people gathered Wednesday for a public reading of the Declaration of Independence at Columbia’s State Historical Society of Missouri. Mid-Missourians

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