
Columbia Regional Airport travel down due to COVID-19
Numbers for the month of March show travel at Columbia Regional Airport was down nearly 50 percent from the same time last year.
Continue ReadingNumbers for the month of March show travel at Columbia Regional Airport was down nearly 50 percent from the same time last year.
Continue ReadingThe Columbia School Board will meet for the first time tonight since Governor Mike Parson announced Missouri schools will not hold in-person classes through the remainder of the school year.
Continue ReadingBoone Hospital Center said it will take time before it is able to return to operations as normal.
Continue ReadingThe Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation projects Missouri will see its peak need for hospital resources on April 25 amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Continue ReadingStiepleman said the district is waiting on more direction from the state to figure out how it should handle summer school plans.
Continue ReadingCOLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to rock small businesses across the country, many locals have decided to step in to help local eateries weather the storm. The financial impact of the coronavirus has devastated restaurants. Data from the National Restaurant Association shows the industry has lost 3 million jobs and $25 billion
Continue ReadingCOLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) UPDATE 2:18 P.M.: The Columbia/Boone County Health Department has reported 79 cases of COVID-19 in Boone County. That is a jump up three cases from 76 cases Saturday. The county currently has 14 active cases of the virus. Sixty four people have recovered from the virus so far.
Continue ReadingHy-Vee is facing an increased demand as stores offer Easter meals to-go for families this holiday.
Continue ReadingColumbia police arrested 22-year-old James Howard Troy in connected to a shooting on April 8.
Continue ReadingCOLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Churches around Mid-Missouri will be practicing social distancing on Easter Sunday while still finding innovative ways to have a service. Some churches even plan to broadcast their worship service on streaming platforms like their websites, the radio and even Facebook live. First Baptist Church of Centralia pastor Chris Baker says this will
Continue ReadingCOLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) COVID-19 case numbers might differ among state and local health authorities because of issues with reporting and address verification. UPDATE 1:46 P.M.: The Columbia/Boone County Health Department is reporting 76 cases of COVID-19. The county has 64 recovered cases and 11 active cases.
Continue ReadingColumbia Police released that a third arrest was made in relation to a first-degree robbery that happened on Rollins Road early Friday.
Continue ReadingThe Centers for Disease Control and Prevention urges everyone, essential workers or not, to wear masks in public settings.
Continue ReadingCOLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) A Cedarhurst Senior Living resident who tested positive for COVID-19 is under self isolation while all other residents are being quarantined in their apartments waiting for test results. Officials from Cedarhurst say the positive result came back Thursday and the facility deployed a response team that included licensed nurses to administer the
Continue ReadingAnimal shelters aren’t open to the public, but they’ve been working to provide care to animals in need.
Continue ReadingColumbia police officers arrested a man accused of a shooting on Redwood Road that sent at least one person to the hospital.
Continue ReadingBoone County prosecutors charged two teens with first-degree robbery in connection with an incident that happened on Rollins Road early Friday.
Continue ReadingA Boone County official is sounding an early warning to prepare for a possible sharp loss in revenue from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Continue ReadingWith coronavirus continuing to spread across the globe it can be difficult to escape conversations about it. Depending on the child, the virus can also feel very intimidating, so experts say it’s important to be available to listen to and talk with your child.
Continue ReadingThe University of Missouri is looking for ways to cut costs to account for state financial cuts amid the COVID-19 outbreak.
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