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Nick Knoth’s contention that he won’t have to recuse himself from council business is ridiculous.

Knoth said he will only lobby the state and federal governments and does not expect to recuse himself from council votes.

The department said the decision was about making services more accessible.

To find the right gear for your plans at the right price, BBB recommends you plan your budget carefully and keep safe online shopping practices in mind.

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) A Columbia man was denied bond today by a judge in the Boone County courthouse after being accused of deceptive business practices. Mark Doninelli, 47, of Columbia,

A Columbia homeowner who rents his house on Airbnb reacts to Planning and Zoning Commission proposals to regulate short-term rentals, including limiting how many days a year short-term renters can

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) The ARPA evaluation committee is set to meet Monday morning to discuss how to spend $25.2 million dollars. The committee will evaluate scoring and submit their recommendations

According to the BBB, over the last three years, online shopping has been the riskiest scam.

The Fulton City Council announced Courtney Doyle as the interim city administrator in a press release Monday. Doyle has worked for the city of Fulton since 2013. She was appointed

Residents are expressing concerns after city council approved a nearly 7% increase in electric rates Tuesday night.