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Forty years apart, Cowboys suddenly aren’t so different after all
OXNARD, Calif. -- It was 40 years ago that I made my first trip to Thousand Oaks to cover a Dallas Cowboys training camp. Somehow managed to bump up to first class and sat next to Joe Bailey, the Cowboys exe...
Gretchen’s table: Cheesy eggplant flatbreads taste like summer
PITTSBURGH -- As locally grown produce fills farmers markets, there's never been a better time to embrace seasonal eating.
Cheese poll extols cheddar, but why no love for Swiss?
File this under no surprise: According to a relatively recent poll, Americans' favorite cheese is cheddar.
This scampi risotto flies you straight to coastal Croatia
OPATIJA, Croatia -- A lightly flowing, creamy risotto topped with pink pan-fried scampi and a hint of garlic -- simple yet elegant, almost luxurious: scampi risotto.
COMMENTARY: Texas is right — everyone should read ‘Fahrenheit 451’
True story: The state that has led the nation in book bans is requiring all high school students to read the most famous literary attack on book banning. It's stranger than fiction.
YOUR OPINION: Support for Amendment 1
Dear Editor, Missouri has a small and unique sales tax that is up for renewal on the upcoming Aug. 4 election day.
YOUR OPINION: Yes on Constitutional Amendments
Dear Editor, On Aug. 4, I will vote yes on Amendments 1, 2 and 4. Also I will vote yes on Amendment 5.
YOUR OPINION: No on Amendments 4, 5
Dear Editor, Amendment 4, like many proposed amendments that the General Assembly, is filled with ballot candy that would be acceptable to most voters such as prohibiting foreign adversaries from influencing...
PERSPECTIVE: Amendment 5 will make things worse for Missouri
One thing we agree on is Missouri's economy is lagging. Prior governors/legislatures have not done enough to move us forward.
Moniteau County Fair celebrates 160th anniversary
The oldest continuous fair west of the Mississippi celebrates 160 years in 2026.
Jefferson City School District AP pass rate climbs to record 84 percent
The Jefferson City School District's Advanced Placement program has experienced dramatic growth during the past five years, with record numbers of students taking AP exams and earning qualifying scores.
Illinois trucker faces felony after allegedly causing West High Street blackout
An Illinois man faces a felony charge in Cole County after he allegedly caused a July 15 blackout in the 700 block of West High Street.
State grant provides $3,000 raise for Cole County Sheriff deputies
Cole County Sheriff deputies suddenly found themselves $3,000 richer Tuesday morning.
Cole County clerk candidates tackle voter turnout, election integrity during forum
State Rep. Dave Griffith and Jefferson City Councilman Jeff Ahlers want to be your next Cole County Clerk.
Missouri Senate candidates enter final week of primary season
Candidates for Senate District 6 addressed some of Missouri's biggest questions with the primary election less than a week away.
Ameren requests approval for 2,100 megawatt gas facility
The wheels are turning in a Missouri Public Service Commission case that could see Ameren Missouri add more than 2,000 megawatts (MW) of new energy generation to its power grid.
MoDOT takes feedback on U.S. 54 project at open house
State transportation officials are looking for input from Cole County residents about improvements to U.S. Route 54.
First Christian Church food pantry serves hundreds weekly
A local church's volunteer-run food pantry feeds hundreds of people each week while offering more than just groceries.
Youths show hefty market pigs at fair
Youths showed off some hefty pigs in hopes of having the best one at the Jefferson City Jaycees Cole County Fairgrounds.
Can creatine be an anti-depressant? Findings ‘promising’ but jury out
NEW YORK -- The athlete and bodybuilder supplement creatine is increasingly being looked at as an all-round health boost, as awareness grows of its use as an anti-inflammatory and bulwark for cells that work...
Northwestern performs rare quadruple-organ transplant on woman
CHICAGO -- Before she went into surgery, Elizabeth Wehrle knew that doctors wanted to transplant four new organs into her body.
CAPITAL CITY HISTORY: Paved highways invited local beautification efforts
A few stretches of the old U.S. 50, heading east from Jefferson City but before the Osage River bridge, have unusual blooms and branches. Neither natural nor invasive, these roses, spirea, weigela, Rose of S...
COMMENTARY: The ICE crackdowns in Chicago and Minneapolis took an economic toll, too
When the White House sent thousands of armed immigration agents into Minneapolis earlier this year, it followed a playbook pioneered in Chicago. Now both cities are adding up the cost from those Department o...