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A bill involving parking plans for a two-story coffee shop and Airbnb rental development on the northeast corner of West McCarty and Bolivar streets stirred up some heated discussion Tuesday at the City Council meeting.
Housing advocates are challenging new Missouri laws that make it a crime for people to sleep on public property without authorization.
More equipment and funds for staff were requested by the Jefferson City police and fire departments for the coming fiscal year. The Parks and Recreation department spent time highlighting use of a leftover balance to fund capital projects, like the construction of the botanical gardens in Ellis-Porter Riverside Park.
Improving efficiency, protecting the public and protecting officers.
Seven children took to the podium Sunday for a 4-H competition some are concerned is becoming a lost art.