Missouri, Columbia have no money in failed California bank
The 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.
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Attorney general plans to appeal federal judge’s ruling on Missouri gun law
A federal district judge on Tuesday ruled that a Missouri law limiting enforcement of federal gun rules here is unconstitutional and creates more danger for the state’s citizens.
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Lake of the Ozarks resort development seeks tax financing
A planned family resort and entertainment district in Osage Beach is seeking a tax deal to help pay for the development.
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Columbia College hosts Black Business Expo
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Columbia College hosted its fourth Black Business Expo Saturday, Feb 18. in Columbia. The Expo was hosted by the office of diversity, equity, and Inclusion. The Black Business Expo ran from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. inside the Southwell Complex on Rangline Street. The expo included live music and entertainment and was
Continue ReadingBed Bath & Beyond closes stores including in Columbia
Bed Bath & Beyond is closing 150 more stores including its store in Columbia — just a week after the struggling retailer announced the closure of 87 locations.
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Organization hopes to boost downtown Columbia security with camera grants
An organization with a mission of making Columbia’s downtown more appealing said Tuesday that it will award grants to businesses to install security cameras.
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Missouri to raise minimum wage in 2023
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) In 2023, some Missourians will see another pay increase to $12 per hour. It was set to be raised after 60% of Missouri’s voters passed Proposition B in November 2018. The current minimum wage in Missouri is $11.15 per hour. Tipped employees get paid half of the minimum wage. However, the employer
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MBS, one of Columbia’s biggest employers, lays off workers
One of Boone County’s largest employers has laid off workers but isn’t saying how many people have lost their jobs.
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QUESTION OF THE DAY: Have you been a victim of bank account fraud?
Central Bank of Boone County said Monday that an unusual number of its customers were the victims of debit and credit card fraud.
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QUESTION OF THE DAY: Are you interested in Cyber Monday deals?
Another post-Thanksgiving shopping holiday is here.
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QUESTION OF THE DAY: Are you going shopping on Black Friday?
Black 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.
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Judge rules against Missouri Attorney General over Jefferson City massage business allegations
A Cole County judge has dismissed a lawsuit alleging illegal sexual activities against a Jefferson City massage business.
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Missouri voters approve legalization of marijuana for recreational use
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Missouri will join a growing number of states to allow recreational marijuana. More than 53% of voters approved Amendment 3 on Election Day. With the amendment receiving approval from voters, Missouri is now one of 21 states to legalize marijuana for recreational use. Election Results Missourians could start to see the changes
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Organizations to host marketing workshop in Jefferson City for small business owners
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KMIZ) Several organizations from the Jefferson City area will hold a free marketing workshop Friday morning. The “How to Own Your Local Market” marketing workshop will be at First Mid Bank & Trust from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. Anyone interested in attending the workshop can register before 8 a.m. Although, organizers
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Parson visits growing Columbia equipment rental company
Gov. Michael Parson visited a growing Columbia business Thursday morning.
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Columbia man charged with tampering with evidence
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) A Columbia man was charged Tuesday with tampering with evidence in relation to an investigation involving the sale of alcohol to a minor. A warrant was issued Jan. 10 for Jay Patel, 35, to provide video from Dash Convenience and Liquor Store on Ninth Street in Columbia. Patel claimed the video system
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State health officials grant owner more time to reopen hospitals in Fulton, Mexico
State health officials have granted the owners of community hospitals in Fulton and Mexico more time to hold onto their licenses while the hospitals remain closed.
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Local Walmart stores among dozens getting upgrades
More than 40 Walmart locations across Missouri will be under construction as stores are updated and remodeled.
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Downtown Columbia bar training employees to spot dangerous behavior
A Columbia bar has partnered with a national organization to help its staff members recognize unsafe behavior.
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EquipmentShare moves closer to winning tax incentive approval for expansion
A Columbia company came a step closer Thursday to landing tax credits it says will allow it to convert its headquarters in an old furniture store into a facility that can handle heavy tech demands.
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