Grocery stores in Mid-Missouri continue to face struggles stocking some items
Many stores in Boone and Callaway counties are still struggling to keep their shelves stocked amid the COVID-19 outbreak.
Continue ReadingMany stores in Boone and Callaway counties are still struggling to keep their shelves stocked amid the COVID-19 outbreak.
Continue ReadingMaintaining a journal of your experiences during coronavirus pandemic can go a long way to keeping the facts straight in the years and decades to come.
Continue ReadingAnxiety can be crippling for many Americans, especially during a crisis. Every headline can add pressure, worry, and uncertainty. And during shelter-in-place orders, there are even fewer ways to deal with those worries. Fortunately, many organizations are working hard to help people alleviate their anxiety and stress. Here are some helpful tips to breathe easy
Continue ReadingVictory Gardens have a long and loving tradition throughout history.
Continue ReadingWhy not take advantage of entertainment in the digital age and enjoy everything from Sports to Shakespeare!
Continue ReadingTalking about Coronavirus and the effects on our daily lives can be stressful or scary for anyone – but especially for children.
Continue ReadingWe’ve tracked down the best online resources for shopping while safe-at-home.
Continue ReadingThere are lots of rumors and myths surrounding talk about the coronavirus. Let’s clear the clutter by dispelling some myths and focus on facts to stay safe.
Continue ReadingThe myth of office productivity has been proven false in the face of the COVID-19 crisis in the United States.
Continue ReadingIf you’re stuck at home and your take-out options are limited, here are some fun, easy recipes you can make alone or with the whole family.
Continue ReadingA study shows COVID-19 can live on surfaces for up to two to three days. Dr. Jen Ashton, the chief health and medical editor and chief medical correspondent for ABC News spoke about the longevity of the virus in an interview with David Muir. “The New England Journal of Medicine in laboratory settings, found three
Continue ReadingBreweries in Columbia have made changes to how they sell their product amid the COVID-19 outbreak.
Continue ReadingWhile many Missouri public schools are making efforts to provide meals for students while schools are closed because of COVID-19, some of their meal programs do not extend through spring break.
Continue ReadingSeveral mid-Missouri universities and school districts had spring break scheduled for this week. For families planning trips, though, the coronavirus outbreak could get in the way.
Continue ReadingGov. Mike Parson announced the first cases of COVID-19 in Boone and Cole Counties on Tuesday afternoon, but local downtown Columbia restaurants are still doing what they can to stay open.
Continue ReadingOne presumptive positive case of COVID-19 has been reported in Missouri and now long-term care facilities are proactively working to keep it away from their residents. Facilities are taking advice from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services (MDHSS) and Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS)
Continue ReadingUniversities around Mid-Missouri are preparing to transition to online only classes if the COVID-19 outbreak gets worse.
Continue ReadingCOLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) The True/False Film Festival is in full swing Saturday as festivities are planned throughout the weekend. Showtimes are set to begin at 9:30 a.m. with films in both Jesse Auditorium and the Missouri Theatre. The films will continue all throughout Saturday with over 40 expected to be screened. A portion of Ninth
Continue ReadingA bill that would outlaw any breed-specific regulations enforced by local governments passed out of a House committee Tuesday.
Continue ReadingA small group of people in Jefferson City are in charge of providing food, shelter and care to dozens of stray cats. The goal is to control the population growth of strays and stop the spread of disease.
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