QUESTION OF THE DAY: Are you noticing easing inflation?
Inflation fell in March, perhaps marking a sign of more easing to come.
Continue ReadingInflation fell in March, perhaps marking a sign of more easing to come.
Continue ReadingThings appear to have gone south for Tupperware.
Continue ReadingResidents across Boone County and in its cities voted to impose 3% taxes on marijuana sales in their political subdivisions.
Continue ReadingCardinal Health is permanently closing its factory and will lay off 131 employees by the end of June, according to a letter sent to Moberly officials.
Continue ReadingThe deadline to submit applications for the first round of the Boone County ARPA funding is fast approaching and more than 20 organizations and local governments have so far asked for a chunk of the $15 million available.
Continue ReadingThe governments of Missouri and Columbia don’t have to worry about whether they’re going to lose money from the biggest American bank collapse in decades.
Continue ReadingInvestors and consumers seem to have jitters this week after two American banks — one in California and another in New York — shut down over the past few days.
Continue ReadingCOLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) The Columbia City Council at its meeting on Monday approved tourism development funds for the True/False Film Festival, which takes place annually in Downtown Columbia. The resolution authorizes a tourism development sponsorship between the city and True/False this year. The festival will take place March 2-5. There will be roughly 130 screenings.
Continue ReadingThe price of all kinds of essential items is up in this weird economy.
Continue ReadingIncreased salaries for sheriff’s deputies and other emergency employees are a priority in the 2023 Boone County budget approved Thursday, with officials citing the need to reverse “unprecedented employee turnover and lengthy vacancies.”
Continue ReadingAmeren Missouri is piloting a program that it says will help people with housing difficulties get back on their feet.
Continue ReadingAfter more than a decade, the border war returned to Columbia. With crowds of fans following their teams, the sports rivalry between Missouri and Kansas is benefiting local businesses. Jason Paetzold, the owner of Bud’s Classic Barbecue, said the restaurant’s numbers have been similar to what they would see on a football game day. “Anytime
Continue ReadingThe National Retail Federation says a record number of people shopped at stores over Thanksgiving and the following weekend.
Continue ReadingGas prices have fallen to their lowest level since last February.
Continue ReadingAnother post-Thanksgiving shopping holiday is here.
Continue ReadingCOLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) A local business owner says this year’s football season was great for business in Downtown Columbia. Mizzou just wrapped up its last home game of the season with a 29-27 win over Arkansas. Despite students still being away for Thanksgiving, restaurants Downtown were still busy before the game started. Jason Paetzold owns
Continue ReadingDecking the halls may hurt your wallet a little more than usual this year.
Continue ReadingBlack Friday shopping has been an American tradition for decades. But as technology changes the economy, the nature of Black Friday also changes. Now stores are offering steep discounts before Thanksgiving and consumers can find special deals online. Are you going Black Friday shopping this year? Answer in the poll.
Continue ReadingAAA predicts nearly 55 million Americans will travel over the Thanksgiving holiday this year.
Continue ReadingWall Street was happy Thursday after the October inflation report came out.
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