13 motions to dismiss approved in hazing lawsuit against Phi Gamma Delta fraternity
Thirteen motions to dismiss have been approved in the lawsuit against the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity also known as Fiji.
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Legal team requests mental health evaluation for man accused of entering the Missouri State Capital with a gun in May
Alok Rohra’s legal team is requesting a mental health evaluation on June 15.
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Funeral services to be held Saturday for slain Rock Bridge High School employee
The funeral services for the Rock Bridge High School employee killed in May will be held this Saturday.
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What’s next for the Boone County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office?
After the sudden death of long-time Boone County Prosecuting Attorney Dan Knight, there is no timeline readily available for when the governor’s office might appoint a replacement.
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MONDAY UPDATE: Boone County reports 111 new COVID cases over past three days
Check back for updates related to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Second offender dies in custody at Algoa Correctional Center
A second prisoner in custody at the Algoa Correctional Center in Jefferson City died in June.
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Chicago man drowns at Lake of the Ozarks
CAMDEN COUNTY, Mo. (KMIZ) Troopers have identified a Chicago man who drowned at the Lake of the Ozarks over the weekend. According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol, emergency crews responded Sunday around 5:30 p.m. to the 5.1-mile mark of the Grand Glaize arm. Troopers said Matthew G. Greenfield, 30, jumped into the water from
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QUESTION OF THE DAY: Are high gas prices changing your vacation plans?
Gas prices just keep climbing.
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Multiple people shot in downtown Columbia early Sunday morning
The Columbia Police Department confirmed early Sunday morning that two people were shot, suffering non-life threatening injuries following a shooting downtown.
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Boone County prosecutor found dead at Columbia home
Several police cruisers and a crime scene investigation van were at the home of Boone County’s top prosecutor Saturday.
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Man dies after crash in Miller County
Troopers investigated a deadly motorcycle crash in Miller County on Saturday morning.
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Woman struck by boat propeller at Lake of the Ozarks
A Nebraska woman is recovering after she was struck by a boat propeller at the Lake of the Ozarks on Friday night.
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Motorcyclist hurt in Montgomery County crash
A crash in Montgomery County injured a Springfield motorcyclist late Saturday afternoon.
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Lake Race set to begin at The Lake of the Ozarks Saturday
The 2022 Lake Race at The Lake of the Ozarks is set to begin Saturday, as races are expected to last throughout the day.
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Columbia Police Department will no longer do vehicle searches based on the smell of Marijuana
The Columbia Police Department released it’s 2021 traffic data on Friday.
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City of Columbia lights keyhole orange to bring attention to gun violence
The City of Columbia will mark National Gun Violence Awareness Day on Friday by lighting the iconic keyhole sculpture in front of City Hall orange in the aftermath of several high-profile mass shootings.
Continue Reading Man charged with multiple sex crimes against a child in Callaway County
A Callaway County prosecutor has charged a man with multiple child sex crimes.
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State of Missouri seeks for lawsuit on mask policy at Columbia Public Schools to continue
The state of Missouri wants its lawsuit against Columbia Public Schools to continue.
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House fire leaves five homeless in Jefferson City
A residential house fire in Jefferson City leaves five people homeless.
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Family of former University of Missouri pledge asks why prosecutors aren’t charging fraternity with hazing
A University of Missouri fraternity pledge hospitalized with alcohol poisoning is back home but he has not recovered from the October incident, an attorney for his family said Friday.
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