TODAY: Sunshine returns once more to Mid-Missouri. We’ll see a pleasant warm up into the lower 50s across the area with a light breeze. The wind may pick up slightly north of I-70. TONIGHT: Clouds build in as a weak cold front pushes through our area. Lows will be in the upper 20s. EXTENDED: The cold front
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COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) A Columbia based non-profit organized a last-minute demonstration for Saturday opposing a recent Iran airstrike ordered by President Donald Trump that killed an Iranian military leader. President Trump ordered the airstrike that killed Qasem Soleimani, who was the head of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) Quds Force unit. The strike also killed Abu
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Here is a look at your local highlights and scores for Saturday, Jan. 4, 2020. The Columbia College basketball teams earned two wins. The 12th ranked women’s team defeated Lindenwood-Belleville, 62-48. The men’s team beat Lindenwood-Belleville, 83-38. South Callaway girls basketball beat Chamois, 54-19. Boonville girls basketball, 81-30.
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Columbia police closed off the 400 block of Hickman Ave., near Providence, Saturday night.
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Workers closed a section of E. Broadway in downtown Columbia Saturday night to repair a water main.
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TONIGHT: Mostly clear skies. Southerly winds will stop temperatures from falling past 32 degrees. SUNDAY: With sunshine and a stiff southwesterly breeze we’ll warm nicely into the afternoon. Most of mid-Missouri will get into the upper 40s and low 50s. EXTENDED: A weak cold front will move through Monday bringing an increase in clouds, but
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The Mizzou basketball team began its SEC schedule with a 71-59 loss to the (17) Kentucky Wildcats. The loss ends a four-game winning streak for Mizzou. The Tigers are 8-5 (0-1 SEC). Dru Smith led the Tigers in scoring with 11 points while Kobe Brown had nine points. Immanuel Quickley had 23 points for the
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Authorities in Marshall, Missouri, were unsuccessful in finding a suspect during a search.
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Water main repairs will close part of Broadway in Columbia.
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TODAY: AM snow showers are possible, but minimal accumulation is expected. Wind chills are a factor today, so be aware that the actual temperature differs from the “feels like” temperature. Cloud cover continues until late this afternoon. High in the upper 30s. TONIGHT: Winds shift overnight back to southwest and clouds clear, setting up conditions
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Mehrdad Fotoohighiam’s bond was set at $5 million with a myriad of conditions.
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Here is a look at your local highlights and scores for Friday, Jan. 3, 2020. The Tolton boys basketball team beat Southern Boone, 56-33. The Rock Bridge boys basketball team beat Monroe City, 46-29. The Blair Oaks girls basketball team beat Fatima, 48-37. Harrisburg girls basketball beat Sturgeon, 45-19. Mexico girls basketball beat Fulton, 43-33.
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Months after floods affected large areas of Missouri, work is still being done to repair the damage left behind.
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A day after President Donald Trump called a deadly attack on two Middle East military leaders, members of Missouri’s Congressional Delegation are speaking out.
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More than 500 girls from nearly 70 high schools competed in the Wonder Woman Tournament this weekend. It is the second year Battle put on the event, and the number of girls competing increased from about 200 last year. Battle wrestler Amara Reichert said, “It’s amazing, because last year was the first year, and I
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Every summer, Australia deals with wildfires due to westerly winds which draw desert air from the center of the nation. These “westerlies” are cause by a phenomenon called the Indian Ocean Dipole or “IOD.” The IOD is defined by a distribution of water temperatures across the Indian Ocean. The IOD can either be in positive,
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After many years there is now a timeline for when a final vote could be put in place for short term rentals in Columbia.
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COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) The Columbia Police Department confirmed Friday officers are continuing their search for Mengqi Ji Elledge, who’s been missing since October. CPD spokesman Jeff Pitts said officers will start the search for Elledge on the Lamine River in Cooper County. Pitts could not say what day the search will start again. A photo
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COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) The Boone County Clerk said Friday a new polling location will be available to voters at the University of Missouri campus. Clerk Brianna Lennon said the polling location at the MU Memorial Student Union will open to voters for elections on March 10 and Nov. 3. The Boone County Clerk’s Office also
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After investigating, the Missouri State Highway Patrol found that a Fulton Police Department officer was threatened before he shot and killed a Columbia man.
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