Morgan Buresh (Doyle)

Columbia, United States

Anchor and Reporter at KMIZ-TV (Columbia, MO)

Galatians 6:9, News anchor & reporter @ABC17News

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Jefferson City will keep same insurance provider for employees in 2025

Nov 7, 2024 | abc17news.com | Morgan Buresh (Doyle)

Jefferson City will keep same insurance provider for employees in 2025 JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KMIZ)Jefferson City will continue with its same health insurance provider in 2025 after recent controversy surrounding coverage for city employees. City Spokesperson Molly Bryan said the city changed insurance brokers over the summer, but is still continuing with its same health insurance provider -- Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield -- in 2025.
Polls show Kehoe favored in Missouri's gubernatorial race

Nov 5, 2024 | abc17news.com | Morgan Buresh (Doyle)

Polls show Kehoe favored in Missouri’s gubernatorial race Kehoe is running against Democratic candidate Crystal Quade, who is the minority leader of the Missouri House. The website 538 shows a recent poll by Research Co. -- conducted on Nov. 2 and 3 -- indicates Kehoe is favored with 52% to Quade's 38%. A post by Research Co.'s website from Monday indicates support could go 56-41 in favor of Kehoe. Several polls aggregated by 538 indicate Kehoe has had a consistent lead margin over Quade.
Republican Kehoe to keep GOP in charge of Missouri executive branch

Nov 5, 2024 | abc17news.com | Morgan Buresh (Doyle) |Matthew Sanders

Republican Kehoe to keep GOP in charge of Missouri executive branch Kehoe spoke to an excited crowd of supporters at Capital Bluffs Event Center in Jefferson City after the Associated Press called the race for him not long after polls closed. "So many of you have been with us for a long time back when we kicked off this campaign more than a year and a half ago," Kehoe said. "And so much time in between, I've asked for your support and your help.
Limiting media consumption and political conversations can ease election-related stress

Nov 1, 2024 | abc17news.com | Morgan Buresh (Doyle)

Limiting media consumption and political conversations can ease election-related stress Election Day is just a few days away and research shows voters are feeling the weight. Boone County resident David White cast his ballot on Friday and said he is concerned about the future that voters are leaving for his children and grandchildren. "This is an overwhelming period in our nation's history and the importance of learning that every vote matters and this is for our children," White said.
Friday marks one year since the opening of the Food Bank Market

Oct 30, 2024 | abc17news.com | Morgan Buresh (Doyle)

Friday marks one year since the opening of the Food Bank Market It has been almost one year since the Food Bank Market opened its doors on Business Loop 70 in Columbia, and the Food Bank for Central and Northeast Missouri said it's seen immense growth over that timeframe. Food Bank Spokesperson Katie Adkins said the number of people the organization serves is at a 10-year high.
Monitoring streaming services monthly could save subscribers money

Oct 28, 2024 | abc17news.com | Morgan Buresh (Doyle)

Monitoring streaming services monthly could save subscribers money Streaming services seem to be appearing everywhere, including most people's bank statements. The study found each household subscribes to an average of 2.9 streaming services per month, with the top choices being Netflix, Amazon Prime and Disney Plus. As streaming becomes such a fundamental part of everyday entertainment, Consumer Reports says there are ways people can save money.
DEA says new 'pink cocaine' is still uncommon in Missouri

Oct 25, 2024 | abc17news.com | Morgan Buresh (Doyle)

DEA says new ‘pink cocaine’ is still uncommon in Missouri As "pink cocaine" makes headlines following the death of a One Direction member, the Drug Enforcement Administration said the substance is still uncommon in Missouri. Springfield, Missouri, DEA Agent-in-Charge Bryce Herkert said "pink cocaine" is a mixture of many different drugs that is then dyed pink and sold in a powder form. The mixture can include ketamine, methamphetamine, MDMA, cocaine and fentanyl.
Missouri AG candidates have different ideas on stopping crime, growing consumer protection

Oct 24, 2024 | abc17news.com | Morgan Buresh (Doyle)

Among many things on the ballot, Missouri voters will decide who they feel will best serve as the state's attorney general in the upcoming election on Nov. 5. Republican and current Attorney General Andrew Bailey is running for a full term. He was appointed in January 2023 after his predecessor, Eric Schmitt, was voted to the U.S. Senate. He has also served in Iraq and has previous experience as an assistant prosecutor and with the Missouri Department of Corrections.
Interview with Elad Gross, candidate for Missouri attorney general

Oct 24, 2024 | abc17news.com | Morgan Buresh (Doyle)

ABC 17 News is interviewing candidates ahead of the Nov. 5 election. Below is an interview with Elad Gross, who is a Democrat seeking election to the attorney general's office. Gross' opponent in this race is Republican and current Attorney General Andrew Bailey. Morgan Buresh: Elad, can you just start off by telling me about yourself and some background, knowledge and qualifications that you have to be attorney general? Elad Gross: Sure, yeah. So, I was born and raised here in Missouri, in St. Louis.
Interview with Andrew Bailey, candidate for Missouri attorney general

Oct 24, 2024 | abc17news.com | Morgan Buresh (Doyle)

ABC 17 News is interviewing candidates ahead of the Nov. 5 election. Below is an interview with Republican and current Attorney General Andrew Bailey who is seeking election to a full term for the first time. Morgan Buresh: First off, Attorney General Bailey, can you just tell me a little bit of background about yourself and your qualifications to be attorney general? Andrew Bailey: Yeah, absolutely. A proud Missouri kid, grew up there in Columbia.