The man was hit while walking after his own vehicle was in a rollover crash.
Jared Vredenburg wanted to build a chicken coop for his son, but city code wouldn't allow it. So, he sought to change that.
The animal adaptations activity combined art, creativity and imagination to create the perfect Pokémon.
This year's annual event was sponsored by the Powerhouse Community Development Corporation.
The well-oiled operation allows 39 birds to fry at a time in 13 barrels of oil.
The two juveniles detained were released to the custody of Boone County juvenile authorities.
The recycling drop-off center is located near the Fleet Operations building at 1403 Business Loop 70 West.
"We are going to send food to the food pantry so everyone can get all the food they need," said third grader Sage Miller.
The event was established in 2010 by American Express to support local small businesses nationwide.
Daily vaccination numbers continue to increase, and breakthrough cases show a minimal decrease from last week.
As winter approaches, all levels of government are struggling to find qualified applicants to clear streets after snowfalls.
MU Health Care says the number of flu cases so far this year has exceeded the number of cases in all of flu season last year.
The artist, Columbia College art professor Sid Larson, created the murals as a part of a courthouse expansion in 1994.
Schmitt also filed a lawsuit against Springfield Public Schools that was related to the Sunshine Law on Nov. 16.
Caitlin Casey, a 2003 Rock Bridge grad, is interested in how stars and galaxies formed in the universe's early history.
Meanwhile, area districts have updated their policies for parents to record IEP and 504 meetings to follow state law.
The store on Grindstone Parkway will be closed on Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Columbia Safety and Supply sells safety and fall protection equipment and employs 130.
Tips leading to the arrest of anyone involved could result in a reward of $1,000 or more.
Harlan Hatton will serve as Centralia's new police chief.
Three months after the announcement, proposed 24/7 behavioral health center has not broken ground yet
Local administrative offices and schools will be closed for the Thanksgiving and Native American Heritage holidays.
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