TONIGHT:Â We’re tracking quiet conditions through this evening with clouds beginning to increase after midnight. A weak storm system could bring a few sprinkles to our northwestern counties around sunrise but most of that will dry up quickly after sunrise. SUNDAY:Â Once clouds thin out around lunchtime, expect the heat to crank up into the afternoon. Temperatures
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COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) UPDATE 5:30 P.M.: The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services reported 74,257 cases of COVID-19 Saturday, up from 72,964 on Friday. The department reported 6 new deaths Saturday. There have been 1,425 COVID-related deaths in the state. The 7 day positivity rate was at 11.4. At least 913 people were hospitalized.
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The Columbia/Boone County Health Department suspended Brookside Midtown’s operating permit for their pool Saturday morning.
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One woman was arrested after a high-speed chase that ended on Highway 42 and Route 134 in the Lake of the Ozarks State Park on Wednesday.
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TODAY: Mostly clear with highs in the 80s. Humidity begins to rise. SUNDAY: Conditions similar to Saturday; temperatures begin to rise into the low 90s. The humidity will stay relatively comfortable but may aid in pushing the heat index up a few degrees. Very slight rain chances occur in the afternoon. EXTENDED: Things will remain stable in mid-Missouri
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COLUMBIA, Mo (KMIZ) Many aspects of MU football have changed over the past few months, but the defense is not one of them. It is moving forward with much of the same staff and schemes, but also a new leader. Nick Bolton isn’t an unfamiliar name to Tiger fans. “He is the guy. Nick Bolton
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The Columbia Police Department will have additional officers on patrol on Friday and Saturday near areas where a large number of students have returned to Columbia.
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As of Friday, 52 residents and 35 workers at the Jefferson City Manor skilled nursing home had active cases of COVID-19. Three residents have died since testing positive.
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A Jefferson City man this week sued the Missouri Department of Corrections, alleging he was mistreated because of his race and national origin and eventually fired.
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On Friday, the Columbia Missouri’s National Education Association offered follow-up recommendations to the Columbia Public School district’s reopening plan order, which included changing the distance learning benchmark to 30, instead of 50.
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TONIGHT: Mostly clear overnight with lows in the low to mid 60’s. SATURDAY: Expect another sunny, warm day tomorrow. Humidity will be tolerable, but definitely not as nice as most of the past week was. Expect temperatures to bubble up into the 80s by lunch to near 90 by the later afternoon hours. Clouds will
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The Moniteau County Sheriff said Friday a recent bomb threat at California R-I was linked to a hoax that also affected schools in Delaware.
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The ACLU of Missouri is suing the Maries County sheriff, alleging he violated the state’s open records law with the organization’s request for information related to social media posts.
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The Cooper County Prosecuting Attorney said his office is recommending a former Boonville radio host serve prison time after allegedly violating the conditions of his probation.
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A Chariton County man is recovering after being run over by a tractor Wednesday.
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The Southern Boone County R-I School District has drafted a re-entry plan for students to return to the classroom.
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Check back for updates on the COVID-19 pandemic.
Continue Reading More than 80 percent of the residents have active COVID-19 cases as of Friday.
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FRIDAY: Another nice day to round out the week! Highs will be slightly warmer than we’ve experienced these last few days, in the middle 80’s. Humidity still not much of a problem, but there will be plenty of sunshine, so be ready for that. TONIGHT: Mostly clear overnight with lows in the low to mid
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USDA Under Secretary Greg Ibach is set to speak at Columbia’s Food Bank for Central and Northeast Missouri Friday morning.
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