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Jefferson City still trying to repair damaged levee
Months after floods affected large areas of Missouri, work is still being done to repair the damage left behind.
Continue ReadingMonths after floods affected large areas of Missouri, work is still being done to repair the damage left behind.
Continue ReadingMid-Missouri troopers arrested seven people over the 30-hour counting period. Troop F responded to eight crashes, none of which resulted in fatalities.
Continue ReadingMultiple bags of marijuana along with plastic bags, a scale and cash were seized from the car police said.
Continue ReadingJefferson City and Cole County plan to share some tornado recovery expenses connected with a multi-agency warehouse.
Continue ReadingCOLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Gov. Mike Parson announced on Tuesday that Missouri will continue allowing refugees to be placed in the state, in compliance with an order signed by President Donald Trump. Governors letter to Secretary of State PompeoDownload Trump signed Executive Order No. 13888 on Sept. 26 to include state and local governments in the
Continue ReadingBusinesses are lending a hand in getting people safe this New Years in Columbia and Jefferson City.
Continue ReadingJEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KMIZ) A Jefferson City man was on-board the Carnival Glory cruise ship when it collided with another cruise ship in Mexico. “I remember lying in bed and feeling a lot of scraping and my bed began going back and forth back and forth and hitting against the wall and then the sound
Continue ReadingMid-Missouri fire experts say holiday decorations put residents at a higher risk for house fires.
Continue ReadingThe Salvation Army in Columbia provides food for over five thousand members of the community as the Christmas program increased by 58 percent this year and another four thousand in Jefferson City, including 500 children.

Firefighters responded to three separate blazes in Jefferson City and Cole County in a span of four days. Preliminary reports show two were caused or connected to equipment found in a kitchen.
Continue ReadingJefferson City officers said Monday a 30-year-old Jefferson City man was arrested suspected of stabbing a woman and leading police on a chase.
Continue ReadingFire crews say electrical equipment started a fire that damaged a Jefferson City apartment on Sunday.
Continue ReadingGrease left on a stove was the cause of a structure fire that destroyed an apartment in Cole County on Saturday.
Continue ReadingJEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KMIZ) St. Louis-based SSM Health and University of Missouri Health Care have decided to end exclusive talks about MU Health taking over SSM’s operations in Mid-Missouri. SSM announced the end of exclusive negotiations in a news release Friday. SSM and MU Health had filed a letter of intent to transfer ownership of
Continue ReadingThe Jefferson City Fire Department continues to investigate a fire that ripped through a downtown business.
Continue ReadingJEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KMIZ) The Jefferson City Fire Department responded to a structure fire in the 700 block of East High Street on Thursday afternoon. “We arrived on scene, heavy fire and smoke showing from the front of the building,” Turner said. “We attempted an aggressive offensive attack and immediately went into a defensive operation.”
Continue ReadingThe Jefferson City Department of Planning and Protective Services added six buildings to its list of those considered ‘dangerous’ in November.
Continue ReadingJEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KMIZ) The state health department approved business licenses for two mid-Missouri facilities to test medical marijuana products. The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services offered licenses to ClearWater Sciences, LLC of Kingdom City and Inovatia AgriTesting Services of Fayette. They make up two of the ten facilities offered business licenses to
Continue ReadingTwo men were arrested and charged on Thursday in connection with a Jefferson City shooting that happened on Wednesday afternoon.
Continue ReadingCENTERTOWN, Mo. (KMIZ) – The Missouri Department of Natural Resources plans to test the drinking water of one village in Cole County after a significant amount of lead was found in one of several samples. The state collected five water samples from the village of Centertown in September, and one stuck out. The amount of
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