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Jan 30, 2024 | 
krcgtv.com | Raygene English
SSM Health St. Mary’s is celebrating the official opening of the newly expanded multi-specialty clinic. The clinic space on the first floor of the SSM St. Mary’s Hospital originally only served pulmonary patients.
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Jan 29, 2024 | 
krcgtv.com | Raygene English
The Arthur Center Community Health and The Fulton Police Department have had a partnership together for 10 years working on crisis intervention, and helping people who have mental illnesses, substance use disorders, and other behavioral issues create meaningful connections with law enforcement rather than ending up in handcuffs.
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Jan 26, 2024 | 
krcgtv.com | Raygene English
A HALO organization is working to have more kid volunteers join their new initiative to make friendship bracelets for needy kids and teens at their orphanages worldwide. Club HALO is a youth volunteer service where kids are given a chance to participate in a hands-on project to make bracelets to be mailed off to kids across the world at other HALO organizations.
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Jan 24, 2024 | 
krcgtv.com | Raygene English
The Associated Press reported earlier this month that 60 Missouri Department of Corrections officers sent a letter on behalf of Dorsey asking Governor Mike Parson to grant him clemency. The AP report says, DOC officers cite Dorsey’s behavior in prison as the main reason for their plea. the report says officers say Dorsey has stayed out of trouble and has always been respectful to the staff.
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Jan 22, 2024 | 
krcgtv.com | Raygene English
Winter weather has officially moved in. The Missouri State Highway Patrol Troop F has handled over two hundred calls for service today since the ice started forming on the roads early this morning. “We had issues along I-70 63. US-54 50, and a lot of the two lanes state highways around Troop FWe did have a fatality crash on I-70," shares Sergeant Kyle Green, Troop F MSHP Public Information Officer.
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Jan 20, 2024 | 
krcgtv.com | Raygene English
Today in Columbia, the Stop Human Trafficking Coalition Of Central Missouri held an awareness day in Columbia as a part of National Human Trafficking Prevention Month for the community to come together to learn of ways to prevent the human trafficking of kids and how social media is a gateway cause. The human trafficking awareness was an all-day event where over a dozen people were in attendance in person and on Zoom.
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Jan 20, 2024 | 
krcgtv.com | Raygene English
As part of an initiative encouraging local communities to stay healthy, Walmart kicked off its tenth year of wellness days in Jefferson City to provide free health screenings for vision and basic health needs. “Today we had two basic screens, A-1C testing, and One total cholesterol testing done today. So for two basic screenings, it is completely free for our patients.
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Jan 18, 2024 | 
krcgtv.com | Raygene English
A new youth center located next to United Way on Providence is gearing up to open its doors for children in Columbia to have a place to be empowered and inspired through education. The saying it takes a village to raise children rings true in Columbia. The P.E.A.C.E. And H.O.P.E. Center For Youth aims to break down the school-to-prison pipeline by providing a safe space, critical resources, and a supportive community for vulnerable kids.
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Jan 16, 2024 | 
krcgtv.com | Raygene English
The Columbia Parks And Recreation has officially given the go-ahead for ice skating at Stephens Lake Park and ice fishing at Cosmo Bethel Park. Now, that the ice thickness now reaches 4 inches deep which is a requirement, it is deemed safe for a fun ice activity. The Columbia Parks And Rec urged in their press release for the public to be safe on the ice by:Never ice skate or ice fish alone. Do not gather in large groups in one spot on the ice. Ice skating and ice fishing are not allowed after dark.
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Jan 10, 2024 | 
krcgtv.com | Raygene English
The Washington Park’s feline friends now have a warm spot to go to during this cold weather season. The Wild Things Feral Feline Fix organization has spent 14 years providing shelters for feral cats and taking them to the Jefferson City Animal Shelter for spaying and neutering. Recently they added three new wooden shelters to the park after getting a request from JC Parks and rec to replace the previous styrofoam ones. “There were originally over 20 cats there at that location.
