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City of Columbia puts more electric vehicles on the road

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By Sarah Kiefer Verified
| KOMU-TV (Columbia, MO) Verified
COLUMBIA — The city of Columbia is working to transition more maintenance and administrative vehicles to electric alternatives. The Office of Sustainability announced another rollout of electric vehicles through a Facebook post on Nov. 17. The city has been working to replace the older, gas-powered models with cleaner alternatives since 2023 as a part of its long-term sustainability goals. The fleet now includes 18 electric vehicles and 10 electric buses.
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Two arrested in Fulton on narcotics-related incident near a school

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By Sarah Kiefer Verified
| Branson Tri-Lakes News Verified
The Callaway County Sheriff's Office made two arrests Tuesday in connection with a narcotics-related incident near an elementary school, according to a Facebook post by the Callaway County Sheriff's Office. Officers arrested Fulton residents Joshua Long, 36, and Mashayla Ivory, 27, on narcotics-related charges, according to the post.
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Ramps closing along U.S. 54 in Miller County Friday

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By Sarah Kiefer Verified
| KOMU-TV (Columbia, MO) Verified
The Missouri Department of Transportation says ramps leading to U.S. 54 in Miller County will close Friday from 4:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Crews are working to resurface the Missouri 87 interchange in Eldon, according to a news release. Work will start on the westbound side, closing the on- and off-ramps, and will move on to the eastbound side, closing those ramps, according to the release.
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