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Politics
3:02 pm
Mon October 15, 2012

Jefferson City considers revising noise ordinance

Jefferson City aerial view
Credit Missouri Department of Tourism

Jefferson City Council will hold a public hearing to discuss a proposed noise ordinance Monday.

The proposed noise ordinance limits sound levels in both commercial and industrial zones, as well as in residential areas. The ordinance contains limits that specify maximum noise levels for both day and night. Ralph Bray, Fifth Ward City Council member, said the proposed ordinance will be beneficial because it establishes a way to measure noise levels efficiently.

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Sports
2:26 pm
Tue October 9, 2012

Alabama fans roll into town for MU vs. Alabama football game

Credit Karen Mitchell
A Mizzou helmet and an SEC helmet were on display at the announcement. Sunday, Nov. 6, 2011. Announcer Mike Kelly was unable to find the white helmet for the official presentation to Brady Deaton earlier in the press conference. Photo by KAREN MITCHELL

Columbia will host its third Southeastern Conference MU football game this weekend against the top ranked University of Alabama.

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PM Newscasts
6:02 pm
Mon October 1, 2012

Newscast for October 1, 2012

Regional news coverage from the KBIA newsroom, including:

  • Jefferson City building Missouri's first high school academy
  • NRA endorsing Attorney General Chris Koster
  • Washington-based group suing for MU records
Education
4:56 pm
Mon October 1, 2012

Jefferson City building Missouri's first high school academy

Credit Camille Phillips / KBIA
Hickman High School classroom

Jefferson City is building Missouri’s first high school academy, where students can pick from a variety of career paths before entering college.

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Politics
11:17 am
Thu September 27, 2012

Outdoor warning siren in Jefferson City adds vocal capability

Credit f2n_downtown / FLICKR

Jefferson City celebrated the construction of its seventh outdoor warning siren with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, Wednesday.

The completion of the seventh siren marks the halfway point of the city’s plan to install 14 sirens by the end of the year. Funding for the project was raised through the Jefferson City Capitol Improvement Sales Tax.

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