Attorney general letter reinforces Columbia school mask opposition
Schmitt said Tuesday that he sent letters to school districts that still require masks ordering them to stop enforcing the mandate, including…
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Fulton bus driver shares story after being fired
A Fulton bus driver was fired Tuesday after being caught on video using his phone while driving students.…
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Fulton bus driver shares his side of the story after being suspended
The Fulton bus driver who got caught using his phone while driving several students is sharing his side of the story on social media.…
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Lane closures expected as work continues on Interstate 70 bridge near Rocheport
Brandi Baldwin, MoDOT project director, said Friday that the closure of one eastbound lane on the bridge will continue as work progresses. She said…
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President Biden announces new winter COVID-19 plan
Columbia, Mo. (KMIZ.) President Biden announced his plans to keep people safe as the omicron variant hits the US. President Biden’s Winter COVID-19…
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Fulton bus driver caught driving dangerously with children on the school bus
FULTON, Mo. (KMIZ) A Fulton School District parent is speaking up about a bus driver who she claims has run off the road several times due to…
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More Missourians in hospitals with COVID-19 as state begins monitoring for omicron
The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services reported 1,272 hospitalized COVID-19 patients and 34% of inpatient and outpatient bed capacity…
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Biden encourages vaccination, urges against panic as omicron cases grow
Biden, in remarks from the White House, stressed that Americans should use caution regarding the new variant, which has not been detected in the…
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Downtown Columbia was packed with people supporting Small Business Saturday
COLUMBIA Mo. (KMIZ) The streets in Downtown Columbia were packed all throughout the day Saturday with people supporting Small Business Saturday. This…
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Black Friday shopping in Mid-Missouri slowly returns back to normal
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) This year, there’s a different presence in downtown Columbia than there was on Black Friday amidst the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic.…
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Two Jefferson City organizations serve more than a thousand dinners to the community
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KMIZ.) Immaculate Conception Catholic Church and The Salvation Army for Hope in Jefferson City hosted community meals for…
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More chain stores say they will close on Thanksgiving
The closures include Target, which said this week that it plans to permanently close on the holiday.…
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MU Health reports over 100 positive flu cases in a week
MU Health Care says more than 100 of its patients tested positive with the flu in the past week — more than the total for all of last flu season.…
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University of Missouri’s Coalition of Graduate Workers urging university to stop the demolition of Manor House Apartments
The University of Missouri’s Coalition of Graduate Workers is speaking up about Mizzous’s decision to demolish Manor House Apartments.…
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University of Missouri Board of Curators approves coronavirus vaccine requirement for federal contracts
The resolution requires the UM System and its four campuses to follow the executive order, which requires federal contract workers to be vaccinated…
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Some states offer coronavirus booster shots to all Americans 18 and older
In some states, booster doses are moving ahead of the first and second COVID-19 vaccination shots.…
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Health experts explain why COVID cases are increasing in the state
As the holiday season approaches, so does the rise in COVID-19 cases around a few counties in Missouri.…
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Contractors begin tearing down a dangerous structure in Jefferson City
m was alerted that the structure’s roof collapsed which caused the outer walls to…
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Urban agriculture hosts Veterans Day event
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) The Columbia Center for Urban Agriculture is hosting a free lunch for all vets. The event’s location is at Mark and Carol…
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Missouri will invest $50 million to recruit and retain new teachers
The state will invest $50 million over the next three years for the recruitment and retention program.…
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