Columbia Police investigating shooting at Douglass Park
Columbia Police are investigating a shooting at Douglass Park Saturday around 8 p.m.
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Missouri State Highway Patrol recovers boater’s body following crash
The driver of a boat on Lake of the Ozarks died Friday evening, according to a crash report from Missouri State Highway Patrol.
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Break Time resumes sales of unleaded fuel at seven Mid-Missouri locations
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KMIZ) A spokesperson for MFA Oil Company said it resolved the unleaded fuel issues at its Break Time gas stations and sales of unleaded fuel resumed. Sales of unleaded fuel were put to a halt after a fuel mix-up caused Break Time to partially shut down seven locations. An investigation revealed fuel
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Mid-Missourians peacefully demonstrate for spiritual freedom in China
A group of Mid-Missouri residents held a banner-signing event at the Columbia Farmer’s Market Saturday morning calling for the freedom of Falun Gong.
Continue ReadingOfficer in the hospital after being hit by vehicle in Mexico early Saturday morning
MEXICO, Mo. (KMIZ) A Mexico Public Safety Officer is in the hospital after being ran over by a car early Saturday morning. The incident happened on the 800 block of West Monroe at Casey’s General store when an officer found 30-year-old DeMarko T. Walls passed out inside a 2014 Ford. The officer was checking on
Continue ReadingBiden remains positive for Covid and ‘continues to feel well,’ his doctor says
By Kate Sullivan, CNN President Joe Biden is still testing positive for Covid-19 and “continues to feel well” as he experiences a rebound case of the virus, according to his physician. Dr. Kevin O’Connor said in a memo on Monday that the President tested positive for Covid-19 on an antigen test earlier in the morning,
Continue ReadingKentucky flooding death toll rises to 37 as governor says hundreds remain unaccounted for
By Elizabeth Wolfe and Dakin Andone, CNN The death toll in flood-stricken Kentucky has risen to 37, Gov. Andy Beshear said Monday afternoon, as rescue workers continue to comb the region for hundreds of missing people, unable to access areas left isolated after floodwater washed away bridges and inundated communities. “We are ending the day
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Funeral service being held Saturday for Tuskegee Airman James Shipley
TIPTON, Mo. (KMIZ) A funeral service is being held Saturday to honor a fallen hero, Tuskegee Airman James Shipley. Visitation for Shipley will begin Saturday at 11:00 a.m. following a funeral service at 1:00 p.m at Prairie Grove Baptist Church in Tipton, Missouri. Shipley passed away at 99-years-old after celebrating his birthday in early July. While
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What to do if you win the second-largest Mega Millions jackpot; winning numbers selected
Mega Millions lottery reaches $1.28 billion dollars, the second-largest jackpot in the game’s 20-year history.
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FRIDAY UPDATES: Missouri reports over 12,000 new COVID cases in the past week
Check back for updates related to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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72nd Cole County Fair ride and food locations pass inspetion
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KMIZ) Friday and Saturday are the last days of the Cole County Fair, which offers food, music, and an impressive amount of rides and attractions. All nineteen rides have passed safety inspections, and the health department approved the three locations offering food. The fair is in its 72nd year and remains a celebrated tradition
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Show-Me State Games road race/road walk route to slow traffic Sunday near Perry Phillips Lake Park
Drivers in Columbia are asked to be cautious of runners on Sunday near Perry Phillips Lake Park.
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Closure of West Worley Street to continue through Aug. 2
The street has been closed since July 26 in order to allow crews to repair a failed section of pavement and also to install signal bases for a future pedestrian crosswalk.
Continue Reading Jefferson City Break Time location selling unleaded fuel again after diesel mix-up
A Columbia-based business is starting to resume the sale of unleaded fuel at some of its gas stations.
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Prosecutors push back on tire track ID challenge in Addie appeal
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KMIZ) – The Attorney General’s Office defended the testimony a Missouri State Highway Patrol investigator gave that matched tire treads found at a murder scene to the suspect’s car. Assistant Attorney General Evan Buchheim wrote that the identification Trooper Jason Crafton made in James Addie’s case properly backed up his work for
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Montreal man charged with murder of Camden County missing man
A Montreal man is charged with second-degree murder and other charges following an investigation about a missing man from Camden County in June.
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Exhibit list details evidence in Greitens family court case
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) – An attorney for Sheena Greitens gave the court photos of her and Eric’s son’s face to consider in their ongoing family court case. An exhibit list filed by Sheena Chestnut Greitens’s attorney Helen Wade laid out more than 100 pieces of evidence submitted during a closed-door hearing last week at the
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Chiefs’ Hunt prefers Arrowhead renovation over new stadium
By DAVE SKRETTA AP Sports Writer ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (AP) — Chiefs founder Lamar Hunt used to tell his son, Clark, that his favorite place on the planet was Arrowhead Stadium. If it’s up to the current chairman, the club will be there long into the future. During his annual trip to training camp, Clark
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Democratic Senate candidate Kunce wants to help change power structure
Lucas Kunce, a 13-year Marine Corps veteran and Democrat running for U.S. Senate, says he’s confident about his chances of victory.
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Overnight lane closure planned for Highway 50 near Moreau River in Cole County
One eastbound lane of Highway 50 in Cole County is set to close over the Moreau River Bridge beginning Friday night, as MODOT is set to complete scheduled work.
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