
Euphenie Andre
Multimedia Journalist at KMIZ-TV (Columbia, MO)
University of Missouri 23' | Triple Jump| Sports Reporter |
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4 days ago |
abc17news.com | Euphenie Andre
MU students respond to increased police presence in downtown Columbia The University of Missouri and the City of Columbia are stepping up efforts to keep students and community members safe following a violent weekend where five people were shot in the downtown area. Both MU and the Columbia Police Department said they're working together to increase patrols in, and around downtown in response to growing safety concerns.
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1 week ago |
abc17news.com | Euphenie Andre
Construction on I-70 slows traffic as MoDOT demolishes exit ramp Drivers on eastbound I-70 in Columbia experienced significant delays Saturday, as construction crews with the Missouri Department of Transportation worked to demolish the westbound exit ramp to Business Loop 70. The ramp removal is part of the ongoing "Improve I-70" project aimed at redesigning one of mid-Missouri’s busiest interchanges.
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2 weeks ago |
abc17news.com | Euphenie Andre
Missouri Task Force 1 returns from southeast Missouri Missouri Task Force 1 returned safely to Columbia Sunday, after a four-day deployment to Southeast Missouri. The team arrived back at the Boone County Fire Protection District Headquarters around 2:30 p.m. Sunday afternoon. Family members greeted the team with gratitude, as they reunited following days of intense rescue operations in hazardous weather.
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2 weeks ago |
ourcommunitynow.com | Euphenie Andre
Share The Missouri Department of Transportation and the Missouri State Highway Patrol are urging drivers to remain alert and use extreme caution this weekend, as parts of the state prepare for what could be a historic rainfall event. According to MoDOT, more than six inches of rain are expected in some areas across southeast Missouri. Camden County is currently under a flood warning through Sunday morning.
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2 weeks ago |
abc17news.com | Euphenie Andre
Officials urge extreme caution on the roads following flooding across the state The Missouri Department of Transportation and the Missouri State Highway Patrol are urging drivers to remain alert and use extreme caution this weekend, as parts of the state prepare for what could be a historic rainfall event. According to MoDOT, more than six inches of rain are expected in some areas across southeast Missouri. Camden County is currently under a flood warning through Sunday morning.
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