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WATCH LIVE: Columbia City Council to hold budget work session, council meeting
Columbia’s City Council is set to go over its fiscal year 2021 budget on Thursday morning.
Continue ReadingColumbia’s City Council is set to go over its fiscal year 2021 budget on Thursday morning.
Continue ReadingSome people are taking advantage of the COVID-19 pandemic to try and get people’s money. Scammers are finding ways to use contact tracing for their personal gain. For example, some potential victims might get an unsolicited message through text, email or on social media saying that they have come into contact with someone who has
Continue ReadingA new Columbia business, Sawdust Studios, officially opened on July 15 as the COVID-19 pandemic continues in Mid-Missouri and around the world.
Continue ReadingAs COVID-19 continues to impact every day life, many business owners in Mid-Missouri are having to accommodate to increased online traffic.
Continue ReadingThe Food and Drug Administration is expanding the list of hand sanitizers that could contain methanol contamination.
Continue ReadingCOLUMBIA, Mo (KMIZ) Columbia City Council voted Monday night on the possibility of transitioning to roll carts for solid waste removal. City Council voted 4-3 in favor of possibly adding roll carts to the November ballot, where residents will be asked which method of trash removal they prefer. The community would vote to repeal the
Continue ReadingThe Columbia City Council is scheduled to meet at 7 p.m. on Monday, and hear a report on a COVID-19 long-term recovery plan.
Continue ReadingCOLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Central Missouri Community Action usually sees an increase in people requesting utility assistance every summer because of the high temperatures. CMCA administers money from the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP), which helps families with energy costs. CMCA makes payments directly to utilities on behalf of people in the program. During
Continue ReadingThere were no food code violations found among the Salute to America vendors.
Continue ReadingFederal agencies are warning about a scam going around as many states and cities mandate face coverings.
Continue ReadingOther Mid-Missouri municipalities are not considering mask ordinances after Columbia leaders approved one Monday night.
Continue ReadingThe Columbia/Boone County Department of Public Health and Human Services is updating its guidance for businesses following an ABC 17 News investigation.
Continue ReadingThe IBM Client Innovation Center in Dubuque will close within four months, the big tech company said Wednesday, taking nearly 350 jobs with it, with some moving to Columbia.
Continue ReadingEven after the state’s reopening last month, much of Mid-Missouri’s entertainment business has remained closed.
Continue ReadingHy-Vee has expanded a recall of salads because they could potentially be contaminated with Cyclospora, which could make people sick.
Continue ReadingSeveral Mid-Missouri organizations received thousands of dollars to help with COVID-19 recovery.
Continue ReadingHy-Vee is recalling salad over potential contamination concerns.
Continue ReadingAs the Black Lives Matter movement continues to put the focus on lifting up minority communities, one Columbia leader said there are simple ways to help within the city.
Continue ReadingRegional Economic Development Incorporated board members met Wednesday going over an update on travel and tourism in Columbia.
Continue ReadingStudents at The University of Missouri haven’t been to an in person classroom since March 11, but that may change soon.
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