Karen Miller's Profile
Karen Miller is an Assistant City Editor who hails proudly from Tacoma, Washington. She reported for the Missourian from August 2011 to May 2012. You can follow her on twitter @karen_e_miller.
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Articles
- GUEST COMMENTARY: Newspapers should be part of classrooms to improve knowledge
- Tips for staying safe and warm during power outages
- SHOW ME THE RECORDS: Missouri business license revocations
- Police arrest suspect in Phillips Convenience Store robbery
- SHOW ME THE RECORDS: Enhanced Enterprise Zone summary
- Resort-like student apartment complexes expand with rising MU enrollment numbers
- Columbia City Council approves rezoning for apartments at nightclub site
- Plans for apartment complex at Crosscreek approved by Planning and Zoning Commission
- UPDATE: Business Loop fire destroys O'Reilly Auto Parts store
- Large fire heavily damages Business Loop 70 strip mall, closes roads
- Boone County commissioners discuss new name for fairgrounds
- Boone County Purchasing Office requests proposals on courthouse plaza renovations
- Study shows Crosscreek apartments will generate less traffic than previous plans
- Shepard Boulevard residents worry about traffic increase by Crosscreek Center
- Shepard Boulevard group will meet with developer to discuss Crosscreek Center
- Apartments, hotel proposed for Columbia's Crosscreek area
- Forum on public transportation scheduled for Thursday night
- Missouri legislators discuss proposed consumption tax
- Ways to watch the State of the Union online
- Columbia representative Still files bill to raise cigarette tax
- UPDATE: First snow in Columbia causes slippery road conditions
- First snow in Columbia causes slippery road conditions
- Columbia's City Council structure differs from other cities in Missouri
- UPDATE: Occupy COMO's camp removed from city building plaza
- Occupy COMO's belongings removed without incident from city hall
- "Everyone Eats!" program in need of donations
- Gary Pinkel pleads guilty to Class B Misdemeanor
- Occupy COMO must move out by Monday
- Police investigate death at Rock Quarry
- House fire stops traffic on Paris Road
- Commissioner Karen Miller kicks off re-election campaign with dinner
- TAG Events submits only application for management of fairgrounds
- Petition to recall councilman Daryl Dudley falls short
- South Highway 163 house fire causes $80,000 damage
- City Council approves Trial E for new ward boundaries
- Reapportionment: A look at each trial
- Opponents of Trial D redistricting plan meet to organize Dudley recall effort
- Commission seeks permanent management for Boone County Fairgrounds
- Residents of Columbia's Fourth Ward seek recall of Daryl Dudley
- Dudley to discuss wards at library meeting
- Columbia City Council approves six-story Short Street garage
- County commission, management group discuss improvements for Boone County Fairgrounds
- Boone County finds temporary management for fairgrounds
- New policy gives county staff paid leave for officials' funerals
- Four trial maps remain in ward reapportion process; to be presented at next City Council meeting
- MKT could play important role in Columbia ward reapportionment
- Ward committee chairman presents reapportionment process report to City Council
- Columbia City Council members ride bus with constituents, discuss changes
- Neighborhood associations react to Ward Reapportionment Committee meeting
- Columbia's Ward Reapportionment Committee prepares plans for City Council
- Public weighs in on five ward reapportionment maps
- City of Columbia debuts Facebook page
- Friday night clinic opens to treat high school athletes' injuries
- Refineries paying less for oil, making more profit on gas prices
- Ward committee keeps council incumbents in mind
- Ward Reapportionment Committee sets September public hearing date
- Ward Reapportionment Committee to meet this afternoon
- Columbia man arrested on suspicion of cyber crimes
