MoDOT, Jefferson City gearing up for another round of winter weather
The Missouri Department of Transportation is keeping an eye on the weather as a wintry mix starts to fall on Mid-Missouri with more in the forecast.
Continue ReadingThe Missouri Department of Transportation is keeping an eye on the weather as a wintry mix starts to fall on Mid-Missouri with more in the forecast.
Continue ReadingA Midwest March for Life rally is being held Saturday in downtown Jefferson City.
Continue ReadingDespite historic flooding on the Missouri River in 2019, a major redevelopment project near the state’s capitol building saw little to no impact.
Continue ReadingIf passed, HB 2033 would only allow rural electric cooperatives and some other electric corporations to use eminent domain for above-ground power line projects.
Continue ReadingThe number of confirmed cases of the flu are up this year compared to last across Mid-Missouri, according to local health agencies. There is no exact start or finish to the flu season, but the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) cites October as the start of the increase in flu cases and identifies
Continue ReadingA 62-year-old woman charged with stabbing her mother to death is set to appear in court Tuesday morning.
Continue ReadingHealth officials in Missouri could soon put up signs in the state’s two largest airports to encourage some travelers to get tested for a deadly virus.
Continue ReadingFour states along the Missouri River are joining forces to look for ways to avoid the kind of flooding that caused millions of dollars in damage last year.
Continue ReadingThe Show-Me State teamed up with some of its neighbors to fund a study on flood mitigation.
Continue ReadingEducation Secretary Betsy DeVos was set to address the Federalist Society at the Missouri Capitol on Monday.
Continue ReadingA woman from Blue Springs, Missouri, was killed last night after a crash on U.S. 65, just north of route MM.
Continue ReadingExperts say there could be health risks when shoveling snow, especially with heavy and wet snow like the type that hit Missouri this week. “The things we’ll run into and see is actually, once you get worked up then people start having chest pain, chest pain leads to numbness in the arm, tightness, shortness of
Continue ReadingThe Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services released the results of the more than 1,200 applications for medical marijuana dispensaries Friday.
Continue ReadingMissouri’s Department of Health and Senior Services announced Thursday that the issuance of medical marijuana dispensary licenses to 192 facilities will happen by the end of the day.
Continue ReadingCOLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Two members of Missouri’s congressional delegation sounded off on Thursday praising President Donald Trump’s decision to change how the EPA evaluates pollution in waterways. The renamed and redefined water rule took effect today. It was officially renamed The Navigable Water Protection Rule. It will be overseen by the Environmental Protection Agency and
Continue ReadingIn the State of the State address last week, Gov. Mike Parson announced a plan to downsize Missouri prison systems.
Continue ReadingJEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KMIZ) A House of Representatives committee is considering a bill that would require greater training for county coroners. The House Judiciary Committee discussed a bill from Rep. Dan Houx (R-Warrensburg) that would establish a Coroners Standard and Training Commission. The commission would write training standards for coroners, and would also require coroners
Continue ReadingFootage captured at the scene of a suspected arson appears to show a person firing a projectile at the Missouri Probation and Parole Office, shortly before flames erupt inside.
Continue ReadingThe National Weather Service issued a winter weather advisory for Mid-Missouri for accumulating snow and ice possible on Wednesday
Continue ReadingAt least two people are dead and more than a dozen others hurt after a shooting at a Kansas City, Missouri nightclub on Sunday.
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