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SCDNR Completing Boat Inspections During the Holiday Weekend: What to Know

63% Center coverage: 46 sources

COLUMBIA, S.C. (WSPA) - If you're heading to the water to celebrate the Fourth of July weekend, you may notice increased patrolling and safety checks. The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources (SCDNR) are growing their presence across the state for the holiday weekend. Patrols will occur across 15 counties from Friday to Sunday. Officers will conduct boat inspections at public landings from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. “We’re not out to writ…See the Story

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Anthem-MU Health Coverage Impasse Affects 90K Missourians

71% Center coverage: 7 sources

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) As negotiations remain at a standstill, officials from MU Health Care and Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield will testify before a Missouri Senate Committee Monday afternoon. Since April 1, over 90,000 patients previously covered by Anthem have been in limbo, with many struggling to pay for care out-of-network. Troubles started after a See the Story

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Christus Health, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas Extend Contract Amid Ongoing Negotiations

72% Center coverage: 7 sources

Contract talks between Christus Health and Blue Cross Texas now extended to Aug. 1, providing more time for negotiation.See the Story

'Resistance Is futile.' Why UC and Other Universities Didn't Fight Ohio's Anti-DEI Law

60% Center coverage: 5 sources

UC and other schools kept quiet as Ohio lawmakers passed a law banning the schools' DEI programs. The costs of doing otherwise would've been high.DEI · Columbia See the Story

Troopers, INDOT Urge Safe Driving Ahead of July Fourth Holiday Travel

100% Center coverage: 3 sources

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) — With July Fourth right around the corner, Indiana State Police and INDOT are urging Hoosiers to drive safely and plan ahead especially as holiday travel ramps up Thursday. Indiana State Police say extra patrols will be on the roads this week, with troopers targeting drunk, high, or distracted drivers. The Fourth of July holiday is one of the busiest and often most dangerous weekends for traffic crashes. ISP also encoura…See the Story

UPDATE: No bond for Centralia mixed martial arts fighter charged with knocking girlfriend unconscious

A Centralia man charged with fracturing his girlfriend’s jaw and knocking her unconscious will remain jailed without bond through his trial. Boone County Judge Kayla Inez Jackson-Williams has ordered 38-year-old Jesse Jones to remain jailed without bond. Jones, a convicted felon with ties to Columbia, is charged with felony domestic assault. 38-year-old Jesse Jones of Centralia will remain jailed without bond through his trial, under a judge’s o…MMA · Centralia Read Article

UPDATE: Wellsville residents sustain minor injuries, after their vehicle overturns in I-70 work zone near Columbia

Missouri state troopers say the two Wellsville motorists injured Thursday afternoon when their vehicle overturned in the I-70 construction zone east of Columbia sustained minor injuries. Two Wellsville motorists in this vehicle suffered minor injuries after it overturned Thursday afternoon on busy I-70 east of Columbia at the 136 mile marker (July 3, 2025 photo courtesy of the Boone County Fire Protection District’s Facebook page) The Missouri S…Wellsville · Wellsville Read Article

2 injured in Interstate 70 crash near Boone/Callaway line

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) A crash involving an SUV closed eastbound Interstate 70 temporarily Thursday afternoon and caused traffic backups for hours. An ABC 17 News reporter saw a crossover SUV on its top being towed from the scene. An ambulance left the scene with lights on. The crash happened at around 2 p.m. Traffic backupsColumbia, Missouri · Columbia See the Story

All Hands on Deck for the City of Columbia's Fire in the Sky Multi-Page Safety Plan

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) The city of Columbia is all hands of deck for its Fourth of July festivities. The city's multi-page plan includes protocols for situations like medical emergencies, fire and public disturbances. In the event of a major emergency Columbia Fire Department and the Columbia Police Department will take control and swiftly direct peopleColumbia, Missouri · Columbia See the Story

Man Accused of Using Ax to Threaten Man at Business Loop 70 Taco Bell

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COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) A man was accused of wielding an ax and threatening a man at the Business Loop 70 Taco Bell in Columbia after midnight on Thursday. Allen Hauck, 29, of Columbia, was charged with unlawful use of a weapon and armed criminal action. He is being held at the Boone County Jail without bond. A court date has not been scheduled. The probable cause statement says that authorities received a call at 12:04 a.m. Thursday about a man wi…Taco Bell · Columbia See the Story

Friday's Ashland Fourth of July parade has 55 entries, one of the largest ever

Organizers of Friday morning’s 2025 Ashland Fourth of July parade are expecting anywhere from 1,000 to 1,500 spectators. Sharon Adams of the Ashland Betterment Coalition tells 939 the Eagle that Friday’s parade has 55 entries. That makes it one of the largest ever. You’ll see lots of American flags tomorrow morning in Ashland, along with red, white and blue colors. You’ll see veterans, fire trucks, community groups and many others during the par…Parade · Ashland Read Article

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SCDNR Completing Boat Inspections During the Holiday Weekend: What to Know

Anthem-MU Health Coverage Impasse Affects 90K Missourians

Christus Health, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas Extend Contract Amid Ongoing Negotiations

'Resistance Is futile.' Why UC and Other Universities Didn't Fight Ohio's Anti-DEI Law

Troopers, INDOT Urge Safe Driving Ahead of July Fourth Holiday Travel

UPDATE: No bond for Centralia mixed martial arts fighter charged with knocking girlfriend unconscious

UPDATE: Wellsville residents sustain minor injuries, after their vehicle overturns in I-70 work zone near Columbia

2 injured in Interstate 70 crash near Boone/Callaway line

All Hands on Deck for the City of Columbia's Fire in the Sky Multi-Page Safety Plan

Man Accused of Using Ax to Threaten Man at Business Loop 70 Taco Bell

Friday's Ashland Fourth of July parade has 55 entries, one of the largest ever

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