A change to the Mexico Holiday Parade is being announced due to ongoing downtown excavation.
According to the City of Mexico, the parade starts at 10am this Saturday, December 7th.
The parade route this year will begin at the Love/Clark intersection.
Proceed south on Clark Street to Promenade Street.
Proceed east on Promenade Street to Jefferson Street.
Then proceed north on Jefferson Street to Love Street.
And end a the Jefferson/Love intersection.
A nurse who falsely claimed to provide health care services to Carl Debrodie, a mentally disabled man found dead encased in concrete in Fulton, has entered a guilty plea in federal court. Forty nine year old Melissa Denise DeLap of Columbia waived her right to a grand jury. DeLap, a Community Registered Nurse, was contracted…
Montgomery County Sheriff, Matthew Schoo, recently presented a deputy with a commendation for saving the life of a resident. On March 6, Deputy Alex Brant heard EMS being called to an address in Bellflower for a 32 year old male who had severely cut his wrist with a razor blade while installing a car windshield….
CALLS FOR SERVICE: Mexico Public Safety responded to the following calls for service yesterday (Monday): A stealing or theft at 1719 South Clark. Property damage on Paris Road.
Four juveniles suspected of a strong armed robbery in Columbia have been arrested. It happened Saturday night around 10:15 near the intersection of West Worley and West Boulevard. The victim told officers she was assaulted by four individuals and one them had a handgun. The victim reported an injury to her wrist. The four suspects…
A final vote on a restrictive abortion bill could be taken in the Missouri House of Representatives today (Friday). The Missouri Senate passed HB126 also known as the heartbeat bill earlier this week. If the bill is passed it would outlaw abortion procedures after eight weeks of pregnancy and allows exceptions only in cases of…
The District, a group of businesses, residents and property owners in downtown Columbia, and the Columbia City Council set to meet next Tuesday to discuss a price increase proposal for downtown Columbia parking meters. The proposal will increase meter prices from 60 cents an hour to $1 an hour, a 40-cent increase. This comes on…
