Matthew Jacobi

Featured in: Favicon

news-journal.com Favicon

columbiamissourian.com Favicon

newspressnow.com Favicon

komu.com

griffonnews.com Favicon

themaneater.com Favicon

ourcommunitynow.com Favicon

bransontrilakesnews.com Favicon

cnhinews.com Favicon

easternprogress.com + 9 more

Articles

Missouri wins two-straight conference games over Vanderbilt and LSU

2 months ago | themaneater.com | Sebastian Cruce |Cameron Brown |Matthew Jacobi

Missouri returned home after a loss to Auburn in its first in-conference game of the season to take on two more SEC opponents. The Tigers faced LSU and Vanderbilt, giving Missouri its first two wins of SEC play this season. After capturing an early lead against the LSU Tigers on Jan. 7., Missouri never looked back, winning 83-67. This marked the first conference win of the season for Missouri.
Takeaways from the 2024 Missouri volleyball season

Jan 12, 2025 | themaneater.com | Lane Roettering |Matthew Jacobi

Despite losing in the regional semifinal to the Kentucky Wildcats, Missouri volleyball had another successful season in the second year of Dawn Sullivan’s coaching tenure. Here is what fans can learn from the 2024 Missouri volleyball season. Missouri volleyball was in a very bad state after the 2022 season, only winning 15 matches in the 2021 and 2022 seasons combined. The program that needed to be revived experienced success at a quicker pace than anyone would’ve expected.
Randolph County girl taken to hospital after dog attack

Jan 10, 2025 | newspressnow.com | Matthew Jacobi

A juvenile in Randolph County is recovering after she was attacked by several dogs on Tuesday, according to a news release from the Randolph County Sheriff's Office. The attack happened at a home on Main Street in Huntsville. When a deputy arrived, he found the victim with "numerous lacerations" and said the dogs were still trying to attack the girl. Due to aggressive behavior by the dogs, the deputy killed at least one of the animals, according to a news release.
Randolph County girl taken to hospital after dog attack

Jan 10, 2025 | komu.com | Matthew Jacobi

A juvenile in Randolph County is recovering after she was attacked by several dogs on Tuesday, according to a news release from the Randolph County Sheriff's Office. The attack happened at a home on Main Street in Huntsville. When a deputy arrived, he found the victim with "numerous lacerations," and said the dogs were still trying to attack the girl. Due to aggressive behavior by the dogs, the deputy used lethal force on at least one of the animals, according to a news release.
Printing error results in potential Veteran Affairs data breach

Jan 10, 2025 | komu.com | Matthew Jacobi

The Department of Veterans Affairs advised Friday that veterans at six medical centers may be impacted by a potential data breach. Truman VA in Columbia is included in that list of medical centers. According to a news release, the VA Heartland Network identified 211 veterans who received services at Truman whose data may have been compromised. That information does not include Social Security numbers or any sensitive identifying information other than names, the release said.
Missouri football ends on a high note with 27-24 Music City Bowl win

Jan 9, 2025 | themaneater.com | Tanner Coerr |Matthew Jacobi

The Missouri Tigers closed out their football season in the Music City Bowl in Nashville, Tenn., securing their second consecutive double-digit win season with a victory over the Iowa Hawkeyes. With five minutes remaining in the third quarter, Iowa took a 24-14 lead with a field goal that capped off its fourth scoring drive. Trailing by 10 and leading an offense that had only mustered two touchdowns, the Tigers were in a dire position.
Jefferson City man charged with three felonies after burglary arrest

Jan 9, 2025 | komu.com | Matthew Jacobi

Christopher M. Clemons, 41 of Jefferson City, was charged with felonies of first-degree burglary, resisting arrest and possession of burglary tools, along with a stealing misdemeanor charge following reports of attempted vehicle break-ins on Monday night, according to court records. One alleged break-in victim told Jefferson City police that Clemons was at at his residence earlier in the day and was told to leave, according to court documents.
'Ice ducks' from unknown crafter appear near Boone Health

Jan 9, 2025 | komu.com | Matthew Jacobi

Several "ice ducks" have appeared on the Boone Health campus since last weekend's winter storm. No one seems to know who crafted them, according to a Boone Health spokesperson, but the ducks have begun to multiply. There were originally four ducks, and two more appeared Thursday morning. While the ducks might begin to get "sweaty" with warmer weather Thursday, they might hold on through the weekend.
Bell-tolling held at Westminster College in honor of President Jimmy Carter

Jan 9, 2025 | komu.com | Matthew Jacobi

America’s National Churchill Museum at Westminster College in Fulton tolled the bells of St. Mary the Virgin, Aldermanbury 39 times Thursday morning to mark the national day of mourning honoring former President Jimmy Carter. Carter died on Dec. 29 at the age of 100. His funeral was held at Washington National Cathedral Thursday morning, where all of his living presidential successors were in attendance.
Boone County Fire responds to vehicle overturned in creek bed

Jan 3, 2025 | columbiamissourian.com | Matthew Jacobi

By Matthew Jacobi, KOMU 8 Boone County Fire Protection District responded to a vehicle overturned into a creek bed on North Route U near the East 124 intersection around 8:15 p.m. Thursday night. The crash occurred when a 20-year-old Columbia woman traveled off the side of the roadway and overturned into the ditch, according to the crash report from the Missouri State Highway Patrol.