Advocates say having a computer is more important now than ever thanks to the coronavirus pandemic. Many doctor’s office have increased their telehealth appointments and more schoolchildren are learning from home.
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During the Cole County Health Department Press Briefing Thursday, major healthcare providers urged citizens to be patient, as more and more calls come in.
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Columbia police arrested two people after a crash on W. Worley Street Tuesday afternoon resulted in a shooting.
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Columbia police were shot at early Thursday morning. A police training expert says officers receive training in preparation of these situations.
Continue Reading Multiple people have been detained after firing shots at officers at the intersection of Ash and Orr Street.
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A notice of violation from the health department said the restaurant is accused of allowing customers to serve themselves.
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Columbia fire trucks and an MU Health Care ambulance responded to the scene.
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Employees of the Columbia Police Department and Boone County Sheriff’s Department have been getting the first in the series of COVID-19 vaccine this week.
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The current VP of the Columbia School Board has decided not to run for reelection.
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True/False Film Festival organizers gave some updates on how planning the 2021 festival is going.
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The tactic came under scrutiny this summer after the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis as an officer knelt on his neck.
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The Columbia Police Department revised its use of force policy to more clearly define the definition of neck restraints as a use of deadly force.
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The council meets at 7 p.m.
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As Columbia Public Schools students return to their classrooms this week a situation still looms that could send them back online at least temporarily: a lack of substitute teachers.
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A large Columbia police presence was reported in the 2200 block of Clark Lane Tuesday morning.
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COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Some residents will be able to resume curbside recycling on Feb. 1 while others will have to wait a week according to the City of Columbia Solid Waste Utility. Officials say the department is now sufficiently staffed to offer a curbside recycling program on an alternating weekly basis. Customers will receive a
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Teachers and school staff are in Tier 3 of Phase 1B in the state’s vaccination plan.
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