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Month: August 2023

Mizzou Football Star collaborates with Second Baptist Church to giveaway school supplies to the community 

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Many families struggle to prepare for back-to-school shopping as the prices for supplies have increased within the last year, but one Mizzou football player is trying to help. Families of K-12 students are expected to spend nearly $900 on back-to-school items, a new record high compared to almost $865 families spent last

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Weather Alert Day: Tracking potential for more severe storms Sunday

SETUP: An upper level disturbance digs into the Upper Plains on Sunday, with its associated low pressure and fronts sweeping through the Midwest today. If a warm front can make it into Mid-Missouri, our severe chances will increase heavy-handedly. South of the warm front will be an environment rich in storm energy and shear. These

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Walk to Defeat ALS held Saturday morning at Cosmo-Bethel Park

COLUMBIA Mo (KMIZ)  Saturday morning, people will gather in Cosmo-Bethel park to walk for a cure for ALS. Several teams have raised money for the cause.  Money raised today will go towards local care service programs, global ALS research, and nationwide advocacy. Anyone is able to participate in Saturday’s walk – the walk is wheelchair accessible. There isn’t a fee

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Encuentran pueblo teotihuacano de 1.500 años de antigüedad en la Ciudad de México

Luis Ernesto Quintana Barney (CNN) — Los arqueólogos han descubierto un pueblo de Teotihuacan de 1.500 años de antigüedad en la Ciudad de México, completo con grandes concentraciones de cerámica y tres entierros humanos, según informó el Instituto Nacional de Historia y Antropología de México. Las excavaciones realizadas entre marzo y junio sacaron a la

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