WATCH: Agriculture secretary touts climate-friendly farming at Lincoln University
Vilsack took a tour of the greenhouse at the Dickinson Research Center on the Lincoln campus Monday. He was expected to speak at about 1 p.m.
Continue ReadingVilsack took a tour of the greenhouse at the Dickinson Research Center on the Lincoln campus Monday. He was expected to speak at about 1 p.m.
Continue ReadingThe Missouri Supreme Court heard arguments from both sides in the case of St. Louis City, St. Louis County and Jackson County v. State of Missouri, where the counties are suing the state over the Second Amendment Preservation Act.
Continue ReadingJust weeks ago Missouri was in the grips of the omicron wave, setting records for new cases and hospitalizations. Now the wave appears to have crested.
Continue ReadingJEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KMIZ) The Jefferson City School District and Columbia Public Schools are making changes to their masking policies. Starting Monday, Jefferson City will move into its ‘green protocols’ phase and will no longer require face masks while indoors. CPS announced it will extend its mask mandate an additional week through this Friday. Jefferson
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Continue ReadingJEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KMIZ) A Cole County judge is considering motions to reduce bond and dismiss the case against Quatavia Givens. Givens is accused of killing 4-year-old Darnell Gray in Oct. 2018. Givens is charged with first-degree murder, abuse of a child, endangering a child and abandonment of a corpse. Givens was previously charged with
Continue ReadingA 25-year-old man was shot in Jefferson City on Thursday morning, police say.
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Continue ReadingCheck back here for updates Thursday on the winter storm in mid-Missouri.
Continue ReadingFollowing another round of overnight snowfall, some Jefferson City residents had to work their way out of small mountains of snow to get to their destination.
Continue ReadingSome Mid-Missouri schools began announcing Thursday closures around noon on Wednesday as snow continued to blanket the area, with several more inches expected before the storm is through.
Continue ReadingUtility companies are telling their customers to be ready for potential power outages ahead of a major winter storm that could dump more than a foot of snow on Central Missouri.
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Continue ReadingIn a growing national trend, at least 13 historically Black colleges and universities received bomb threats today, on the first day of Black history month.
Continue ReadingMid-Missouri is expecting to get several inches of snow this week, which may make for unsafe road conditions.
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Continue ReadingMissouri Attorney General Office has begun filing motions for temporary restraining orders in lawsuits against Columbia Public Schools and other school districts over mask mandates.
Continue ReadingThe Lincoln University of Missouri Board of Curators has selected the 21st president of the university.
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