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A man was arrested in Pleasant Grove overnight after his mother was found shot to death.

Potential solutions to a "parking crisis" around the Capitol could come as soon as June when a study on how to improve downtown parking is expected for council members to see.

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A Jefferson City woman who has been at the heart of numerous legal actions with the city over the conditions of her properties on the city's Eastside voluntarily left the home she was staying in Friday morning after it had been found by city inspectors to be unsafe.

We can still see measurable snows as late as April in Missouri, but climatologists Friday said the most impactful storms are usually done by this time of the year.

A 50-person crew, including 24 route drivers, rotated shifts to pretreat roads ahead of the snow.

Just like they have almost every week this month, public works crews are planning for another round of winter weather that could cause travel problems.

Thursday’s snow storm hit pretty much as forecasters at the National Weather Service in St. Louis thought it would.

The persistent and unrelenting assault of Thursday’s ice and snow event left area road crews feeling a little deja vu.

The weather seems to be repeating itself. Rain is expected all night. Rapidly falling temperatures will drop below freezing early Thursday morning.