Ceremony honors National Crime Victims Rights at Missouri Capitol
It is National Crime Victims Rights Week in Missouri. Many gathered to honor them at the Capitol Building in Jefferson City.
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It is National Crime Victims Rights Week in Missouri. Many gathered to honor them at the Capitol Building in Jefferson City.
Abuse of a corpse in not just against the law, it is crime against humanity. According to US statutes, corpse abuse constitutes anything that would
The most valuable resource a person has during an active assailant incident is time, says Andre Cook, police trainer with the Columbia Police Department.
20 Under 40: D'Andre Cook FacebookTwitterEmail D'Andre Cook Editor's note: This Q&A is part of our annual 20 Under 40 section where we feature 20 people younger than 40 from the Thumb Area who are doing great things. Stories will be published throughout the week and will be featured in a full package once they are all posted. Name: D’Andre Cook Age: 31 Spouse/Children: Zero of my own but I unofficially adopt a bunch. My students, athletes, summer rec campers are my kids. Hometown: Elkton 1. Current job title/responsibilities: Teacher, mentor, official, coach, overnight stocker. More News 2...
By William Skipworth & Columbia Missourian • Jan 19, 2021 The city of Columbia recognized Columbia Public Schools Superintendent Peter Stiepleman and the MU chapter of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity with Columbia Values Diversity Awards on Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Every year, Columbia recognizes one member of the community and one organization or group that exemplifies the spirit of King with the award. Stiepleman has worked with CPS for 16 years, first as a teacher and then as a principal and assistant superintendent before he took on the role of superintendent in 2014. ...