School safety investigation: Sedalia, Iberia and Fatima
ABC 17 News asked for dozens of Mid-Missouri school districts’ security plans, maintenance records and expenses ahead of the 2022-2023 school year.
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School safety investigation: Fulton and Renick R-V
ABC 17 News asked for 41 Mid-Missouri school districts’ security plans, maintenance records and expenses ahead of the 2022-2023 school year.
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School safety investigation: Moberly, Eldon and New Bloomfield districts
ABC 17 News asked for 41 Mid-Missouri school districts’ security plans, maintenance records and expenses ahead of the 2022-2023 school year.
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School safety investigation: Columbia, Blair Oaks and Eugene districts
ABC 17 News asked for 41 Mid-Missouri school districts’ security plans, maintenance records and expenses ahead of the 2022-2023 school year.
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School safety investigation: Jefferson City, Tuscumbia and Clarksburg districts
ABC 17 News asked for 41 Mid-Missouri school districts’ security plans, maintenance records and expenses ahead of the 2022-2023 school year.
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Columbia and Jefferson City opt out of back-to-school tax holiday for the last time
Columbia and Jefferson City are among the Missouri cities opting out of the back-to-school tax holiday again this year.
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Columbia City Council’s newest member Roy Lovelady says he is ready to serve
Roy Lovelady is now Columbia City Council’s newest member after Tuesday’s election, and he says he is ready to serve Ward 3.
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Newcomer Roy Lovelady wins Third Ward Columbia City Council seat over incumbent Karl Skala
Roy Lovelady, the 38-year-old co-founder of a non-profit and small business owner, has won the Third Ward seat for Columbia’s city council over incumbent Karl Skala in a historic special election.
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Columbia city council historic run-off election set for Tuesday
Tuesday’s primaries include a special election for the City of Columbia for the first time in the city’s history.
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University of Missouri announces plan to restart demolition plan of radioactive building
The University of Missouri announced it will restart a demolition plan for Pickard Hall, a building that held radioactive chemistry experiments in the early 20th century.
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Missouri Covid-19 wastewater uses new technique to collect data after heavy rainfall
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Wastewater testing for COVID at the University of Missouri is set to try a technique researchers have been developing over the past year to test diluted wastewater. Marc Johnson, professor of medicine and head of MU’s wastewater team, says his colleague Chung-Ho Lin led a project to find the best way to
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City council delays vote on a bill to raise city employees’ pay in Jefferson City
The city council delayed a vote on raises for over 300 city employees by 5 percent except police in Jefferson City.
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Free defensive driving class for teens comes to Jefferson City
The program will hold training sessions at the Missouri Emergency Vehicle Operation Course training center on July 9 and 10.
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Overnight storms cause damage to residences in Mexico
Severe storms woke up many people in Mexico as they moved through around 4 a.m. this Friday morning.
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Columbia airport facing setbacks due to national pilot shortage
Columbia’s airport is not immune to the nationwide pilot shortage.
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MoDOT adds extra I-70 lane closure near Rocheport bridge for construction
Missouri Department of Transportation contractors will begin their second night of lane closures near the I-70 Missouri River Bridge in Rocheport by closing another lane in the area.
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Another store shelf left empty; the national tampon shortage and its impact on local non-profits
Women in America are again seeing empty shelves for a product that many need on a regular basis … tampons.
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ER visits up due to tick bites; health professionals advise prevention measures to avoid tick-borne diseases
Ticks are nothing new to Missouri but this summer emergency, health care workers say they are seeing more people come in from bites.
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Residents give opinion to MoDOT on improvements to Route 63/Grindstone Parkway interchange
The Missouri Department of Transportation is hosting a public hearing to gauge public opinion on a proposed project for the Route 63 and Grindstone Parkway interchange.
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