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Boone County to remain under health order as state rules expire
Much of Missouri will no longer be under any COVID-19 health orders starting Tuesday.
Continue ReadingMuch of Missouri will no longer be under any COVID-19 health orders starting Tuesday.
Continue ReadingA man arrested last week held a crowd at bay while a man he was with fired the fatal shot during a May 25 killing on Quail Drive, according to police.
Continue ReadingThe Columbia City Council is set to hear from several people about the Columbia Police Department response to protests and systematic racism at it’s meeting Monday.
Continue ReadingCOLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) UPDATE 8:15 P.M.: The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services reported 15,983 cases of COVID-19 in Missouri on Sunday. At least 879 deaths have been reported in the state related to the virus. At least 34,292 have been tested for the virus. ORIGINAL: The Columbia/Boone County Health Department reported 214 cases
Continue ReadingIn the letter, Thomas addresses several of the current movements seen nation wide including police “use of force” policies as well as “defunding the police.”
Continue ReadingA Columbia man now faces murder charges after a death investigation in Boone County Saturday evening.
Continue ReadingProtests continue for the 13th consecutive day in Columbia to bring awareness for social injustice.
Continue ReadingThe Columbia/ Boone County Health Department reported new cases of COVID-19 in the county on Saturday.
Continue ReadingCOLUMBIA Mo. (KMIZ) Columbia police say they detained a man who allegedly threatened people with a knife in downtown Columbia on Friday night. Reports say around 8:25 p.m. Gabriel Falls, 28, of Columbia, was walking with a nine-inch blade and threatening people in the area of E Walnut St. and Ninth St. Upon arrival, reports
Continue ReadingColumbia Fire says it responded to an apartment fire on Claudell Lane. CFD working a residential structure fire on Claudell Ln. No injuries. Fire Marshal en route pic.twitter.com/U1UazkSxPn— Columbia_Fire (@Columbia_Fire) June 13, 2020 The department posted images of the fire to their twitter account. Columbia Fire says there are no injuries and a fire marshal
Continue ReadingCOLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Columbia police confirm they have arrested one man for his alleged role in a homicide that happened in the 2700 block of Quail Drive. Robert Junior Johnson, 49, was arrested and charged for first degree murder and unlawful use of a weapon. Columbia police were called to the 2700 block of Quail
Continue ReadingProtests continued in downtown Columbia Friday, but the police response looked different from days earlier in the week and the week before.
Continue ReadingThe University of Missouri said Friday that it will not remove history after students started a petition to have a statue of Thomas Jefferson removed from campus.
Continue ReadingKeveon Martez Johnson, 36, his brother, Marcus Johnson, 34, and Marcus Seawood, 38, were charged in separate criminal complaints.
Continue ReadingGov. Mike Parson’s office said Friday afternoon the Republican candidate running for 13th Circuit Court Division IV Judge was appointed to serve the remainder of a vacated term.
Continue ReadingUniversity of Missouri Health Care said Thursday that it has notified patients affected by a September data breach.
Continue ReadingThe city of Columbia on Friday will open its first outdoor pool of the season.
Continue ReadingAs the Black Lives Matter movement continues to put the focus on lifting up minority communities, one Columbia leader said there are simple ways to help within the city.
Continue ReadingCOLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) A group of about 100 people gathered to protest in downtown Columbia on Thursday night. The crowd walked from the columns on Mizzou’s campus to the intersection at 8th and Broadway near city hall. Just before 9 p.m., protesters laid down in the middle of the intersection. Thursday’s demonstration is the latest
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