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abc17news.com | Ryan Shiner
Jordan Chapman named new principal of Thomas Jefferson Middle School The Jefferson City School District hired a familiar face as the next principal of Thomas Jefferson Middle School. JCSD announced in a Friday morning press release that Jefferson City High School Assistant Principal Jordan Chapman will become TJMS’ principal next school year. "I am very thankful for the opportunity to lead Thomas Jefferson Middle School,” Chapman said in the release.
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abc17news.com | Ryan Shiner
Man charged after allegedly instructing someone to hide gun after youth shot himself in the arm A Columbia man was charged with a felony after police say he told someone to hide a gun after a youth shot himself in the arm in February. Dalton Isom, 32, was charged on Friday with tampering with evidence. A criminal summons was requested. According to the probable cause statement, a boy allegedly shot himself in the arm while he was in a bedroom at a residence at an apartment on Feb.
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abc17news.com | Ryan Shiner
Kehoe seeks damage assessment for federal disaster declaration for storms that hit Pilot Grove, rest of state at beginning of month For the second time in roughly a month, Gov. Mike Kehoe has requested FEMA to participate in joint preliminary damage assessments for counties that were damaged by storms and flooding, according to a Friday afternoon press release from the governor’s office.
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abc17news.com | Ryan Shiner
No charges filed in August overdose death at Boone County Jail No criminal charges will be filed in an August 2024 overdose death that occurred at the Boone County Jail. Boone County Prosecuting Attorney Roger Johnson wrote in a letter “The actions of the deputies, officers, and jail staff involved were lawful,” based on a review from the Missouri State Highway Patrol, which included photographs, videos and the examiner’s report.
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abc17news.com | Ryan Shiner
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ)The Missouri Credit Union has legally merged with the River Region Credit Union, according a post on the Missouri Credit Union’s website. “Now that we’re legally merged, the work to combine our systems and services takes center stage. This marks an exciting time for us to make good on our promise of increased access and benefits,” Rick Nichols, president and CEO of the combined union was quoted on the website.
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