(BPT) – Spending more time in the kitchen means learning the importance of not only keeping food fresh for weeks at a time, but also minimizing waste for fewer trips to the grocery store. Food waste also impacts our wallets. In fact, a recent Bosch home appliances survey conducted by OnePoll found that the average
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(BPT) – It will take some time to adjust and recover from the major disruption experienced because of the COVID-19 pandemic, and many consumers are figuring out how to cope with challenges when it comes to their financial health. A lot of people are feeling the financial strain of not being able to go to
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(BPT) – In these unprecedented times, when many families are facing physical, emotional and financial hardships, a common question is, “How do I keep up with my mortgage when I’m not working?” A home is a family’s most important asset. But now it’s more than that: It’s where they are hunkering down and staying safe.
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Gov. Mike Parson warned Tuesday of painful budget cuts that will be announced in the coming days and weeks.
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TUESDAY: Clouds could thin, but they will continue to be a nuisance as we move through the day. Highs will be near 70 degrees today, and we do have a slight chance to see some spotty light rain through the afternoon. TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy skies stick around overnight with lows falling into the upper 50’s. EXTENDED: We could
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The University of Missouri Board of Curators will hear about multiple financial scenarios related to the COVID-19 pandemic, including a worst-case $500 million budget hole if the outbreak worsens.
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MU Health Care pediatric infectious disease expert Dr. Christelle Ilboudo joined ABC 17 News This Morning and discussed the steps that should be taken as the state continues to reopen.
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Check back for updates on the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Columbia and Boone County leaders unveiled a new online hub for COVID-19 information Tuesday morning.
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A Fulton police officer hit by two suspects’ vehicle Monday night has been released from the hospital.
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The Boone County health department director laid out a three-month plan for reopening the county during Monday’s Columbia City Council meeting.
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TUESDAY: It’s shaping up to be a fairly similar day as yesterday. Those pesky light rain chances look to stick around but don’t appear to be anything heavy. Temperatures look to get back into the mid to upper 60’s with winds not as breezy as yesterday and might even work some sun in. TONIGHT: Mostly
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ABC 17 Sports Director Andrew Kauffman is asking all of our viewers to send in your best at-home sports videos to news@kmiz.com. He will share the best ones in his 10 p.m. sportscast every night for the foreseeable future. You can watch Andrew’s at-home sports from Monday, May 18 in the video player above.
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Authorities were searching for a driver accused of hitting a Fulton police officer with a vehicle Monday.
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COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Boone County has kept its average daily case gains below one for throughout May. The county added nine cases of COVID-19 since May 1, but the seven-day average of cases over that time has remained below one, according to an analysis done by ABC 17 News. The county had reached an average
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Columbia Mayor Brian Treece spoke with ABC 17 News on Monday as the city council met to discuss COVID-19 and its hit on the fiscal 2021 budget.
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The Columbia City Council will meet at 5 p.m. for the pre-council meeting Monday to begin discussions about the fiscal year 2021 budget.
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The California Police Department put out an appeal for public help Monday to find a man missing since Wednesday.
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Many Mid-Missouri counties are seeing fewer or no active COVID-19 cases two weeks after a statewide stay-at-home order expired, but local health officials said an increase is expected.
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TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy, few sprinkles, 53. TOMORROW: Mostly cloudy with sprinkles possible, highs in the upper 60s. EXTENDED: Stubborn clouds are slow to exit the next few days thanks to slow moving low pressure centered across the upper Midwest. As this finally retreats east by mid-week, we’ll see clouds begin to clear a bit and
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