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Web Update: Increased lodging tax proposed to fund new airport terminal
If approved, the current tax would increase from 4 to 7 percent.
Aspen Heights development to begin construction in Columbia
The luxury housing development will replace the Regency mobile home park.
City Council votes to extend eviction notices for tenants
The council also discussed pension funding for firefighters and police officers.
Parking Garage, ‘gateway to arts district’ coming to Walnut and Broadway
New parking garage meant to help stimulate economic and cultural growth.
City council moves ahead with plans for new parking garage
The garage will cost approximately $9 million.
Citizens Police Review Board meeting sparks debate
Several residents spoke in favor of making police policy more accessible.
Matthes’ city budget to affect MU, reshape Columbia Transit
Columbia City Manager Mike Matthes’ proposed budget will be voted on prior to Oct. 1 and includes cuts to Columbia Transit.
MSA passes resolution opposing parking meter increase
Paid parking meter hours might be extended four hours.
Council considers expanding, increasing parking rates
City Council members approved a pilot program restricting taxi pickups downtown.
Editorial: City Council out of touch with needs, wants
Last night marked the first time the new Columbia City ...
Blog post: Schmidt, Anthony win, Prop 1 and 2 both pass
Blog post: Schmidt will win, Anthony pulls ahead
Blog post: Schmidt ahead in early polls
Tuesday's city elections: What you need to know
The polls will close at 7 p.m. tonight.
City Council focuses on SWAT, parking garage debate
$27,000 in forfeited funds will be allocated to Columbia SWAT for tactical equipment.
Editorial: Vote 'Yes' to Prop 1 and 2; Endorsement lies with Richards, Anthony
Tuesday’s elections in Columbia offer registered voters in Boone ...
City Council names Matthes as new city manager
Mike Matthes replaces retiring city manager Bill Watkins.
Four candidates vie for city manager role
The three-day interview process begins Friday.
In their words: Fifth Ward candidate Helen Anthony
Helen Anthony is one of the two candidates running to ...
Council discusses new apartment complex, honors officers
The Grove is a student-living apartment complex offering two-to-four-bedroom apartments.
Council approves parking fine hike, downtown apartments
Minimum parking meter fines will increase in Columbia from $5 to $10.
In Their Words: First Ward Candidate Mitch Richards
As part of the continuing series covering potential First Ward Council members.
Million dollar decisions face city council candidates
"We have a broken system," CPD Chief Ken Burton said of Columbia's record system.
Four candidates vie for First Ward seat
The First Ward contains parts of MU and downtown Columbia.
Web Update: Council votes to enforce three tenants rule in rental properties
City code states no more than three unrelated tenants may live in a single family property.
In their words: Frederick Schmidt
Schmidt sat down to speak with The Maneater about his goals as he runs for First Ward Councilman, a position that represents a part of MU's campus on the City Council.
Council discusses parks, new bus color schemes
The new busses will be painted black and gold with a tiger tail on the back.
City Council addresses SWAT search warrants
The council voted to contract Affion Public to search for its next City Manager.
Consulting firm to help select next city manager
City Manager Bill Watkins will retire in March.
City Council discusses transportation, art
Discussion included restricting large trucks on a local scenic route.
Council votes to change SWAT policy process
Columbia Police will have to approve changes with the council and city manager.
City Council approves city budget, College Ave. crosswalks
Members also heard a report on downtown safety cameras.
Blog post: Council passes city budget unanimously
Blog post: Columbia City Council Meeting: Sept. 20
Police complaint process under City Council review
The proposed changes to the process offer CPD more options when receiving complaints.
TV task force sends City Council complaints
The two companies provide most of the service in town.
Maryland Avenue becomes Tiger Avenue
The Alumni Association wanted a name with a stronger meaning for MU.
Council votes on utility hikes, Maryland Ave. name change
Funding for the Citizens Police Review Board was also discussed.
McDavid on city budget: 'Show us some savings'
Proposals include cutting General Fund in half, reinstating firefighters.
Students’ status as complainants unknown under new ordinance
A new ordinance limits who can file a complaint with the Citizens Police Review Board.
Council sends Taser ban proposal to ballot
The council also voted to restrict police complaints to county residents and family.
Web Update: City Council sends Taser ban proposal to ballot
The council also voted to restrict police review board complaints to Columbia residents and family.
Blog post: Public speaks out on Taser ordinance
Blog post: Budget, Tasers on City Council agenda
Blog post: Live Blog: Columbia City Council meeting
Web Update: Students voice SWAT concerns to council
The council also voted to change laws regarding MIPs.
CPD to receive license plate scanners from Boone County Sheriff
The equipment automatically reads and stores license plates.
Council tables noise ordinance, talks downtown cameras
The council will reconsider the noise ordinance May 3.
McDavid, Kespohl and Dudley sworn into City Council
The Chamber of Commerce backed all three members in their races.
Dudley, Kespohl elected to City Council
Points of focus include safety, cutting spending and creating jobs.
City Council passes resolution for Google Fiber
Council hopes to push Columbia as technology capitol of the Midwest.
City Council delays vote on noise ordinance amendment
The amendment would create new standards for downtown.
Third Ward candidates discuss campaign platforms
Skala and Kespohl faced each other before in the 2007 election.
City reimbursed for Roots ‘N Blues expenses
A ticketed area was proposed to help pay for this year's event.
Columbia City Council rejects tax holiday, discusses pedestrian safety
The council said the tax would not benefit the city's economy.