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I am the Director of New Media for 41 Action News (KSHB) and 38 the Spot (KMCI) for the E.W. Scripps company in Kansas City, MO. Proud Mizzou alum, former farm boy and general nerd

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Saturday update: Snow continues to fall around mid-Missouri

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By Bill Smith Verified
| KOMU-TV (Columbia, MO) Verified
A first round of snow started falling around mid-Missouri Saturday morning, with sub-zero temperatures and more snow expected later in the night. 8:00 p.m. The Columbia Police Department said drivers need to move their vehicles from first and second priority streets because the expectation is that 2 inches of accumulated snow will soon be reached, according to a Facebook post from the department. Columbia said vehicles parked on snow routes may be ticketed or towed.
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Kehoe names former House Speaker Catherine Hanaway as next Missouri AG

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By Bill Smith Verified
| KOMU-TV (Columbia, MO) Verified
JEFFERSON CITY — Gov. Mike Kehoe announced former Missouri House Speaker Catherine Hanaway as his pick to be the state’s new attorney general. Hanaway is the first woman to hold the office. During a news conference Tuesday, Kehoe called the attorney general role “incredibly significant” to Missouri, adding he believed Hanaway was “ready to work on day one.” “A former U.S. Attorney, Catherine is a talented, trusted prosecutor who has a passion for enforcing the rule of law,” he told reporters.
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KOMU 8 broadcast signal to be down for maintenance Friday afternoon

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By Bill Smith Verified
| KOMU-TV (Columbia, MO) Verified
(KOMU) – Repairs to the broadcast tower scheduled for Friday afternoon could cause a disruption for some KOMU 8 viewers. Maintenance crews will be working on the transmitter tower, and part of the work will require the transmitter to be powered off for a brief time. This power down will affect viewers watching KOMU 8 using an over the air antenna, as well as some cable providers that pass the off-air signal on to their subscribers.
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