Residents say Columbia road is prone to crashes in winter weather
Silvey Street in Columbia remains closed Saturday after a crash Friday night.
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Weekend warm-up continues
TONIGHT:Â Clouds will clear slightly for a brief period of time before building back in to start out our Sunday. Lows will be in the upper 20s. TOMORROW:Â Cloud coverage is persistent throughout the day, and temperatures will continue to warm to the upper 40s. EXTENDED:Â Our next system is set to move through Monday, and this cold
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Gov. Parson’s budget to include $22 million for county jail reimbursement
An effort is underway by the Parson administration to pay down the $32 million tab owed to county jails across the state.
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Man killed in Maries County crash
A single-car crash in Maries County Wednesday leaves one man dead.
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Warmer weekend in store
SATURDAY: We will start the day with some sunshine but will see increasing cloud cover move in into the afternoon hours. Our high temperatures are trending downward leaving us in the mid to low 40’s for our high today. SATURDAY NIGHT: The cloud cover will linger overnight helping us stay a bit warmer. Lows in
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Plumber warns of dangers of pipes freezing
Cold weather can cause issues for some homeowners or renters as the cold can cause pipes to freeze.
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Habitat for Humanity to build nine homes in Jefferson City
The River City Habitat for Humanity is nearly doubling down on its regular home builds this year after the tornado that struck Jefferson City last May.
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Man suspected of shooting at officer accused of trying to escape jail
The man accused of shooting at an Ashland police officer in December is now charged with attempting to escape custody.
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Property owners could be liable for injuries due to snow-covered sidewalks
By law in Missouri, there are two ways property owners could be liable for any injuries caused by snow and ice on sidewalks.
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Ex-trooper ends legal fights over his old job, walks away with thousands in back pay
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KMIZ) A former Missouri State Highway Patrol trooper will walk away with more than $100,000 in back pay after ending his lawsuits against the state. Attorneys for Anthony Piercy filed requests to dismiss three lawsuits against the state dealing with his firing and revocation of his peace officer’s license. State authorities took
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Emergency crews work crash in west Columbia
First responders worked a crash in west Columbia on Friday night.
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Man charged with DWI after wrong-way crash on I-70
Boone County prosecutors charged a Columbia man Friday in connection with a DWI crash that injured two people.
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Documents: Columbia police officer had blood-alcohol level over twice the legal limit
A Columbia Police Department officer charged with drunken driving had a blood-alcohol level more than twice the legal limit to drive, according to court documents.
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Former Miller County teacher gets 20 years in prison for child sex crime
A former teacher in Miller County was sentenced Friday to 20 years in prison after pleading guilty to a sex crime against a student.
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Web Extra: Robin Pingeton previews game against Florida
Watch Robin Pingeton’s full interview ahead of Mizzou’s game against Florida on Sunday.
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Audrain County reaches settlement with family of slain jail inmate
The mother of a Mid-Missouri county jail inmate who died after another inmate attacked him for nearly 20 minutes has settled a lawsuit for $5 million.
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Web Extra: Full interview with Cuonzo Martin ahead of game against Auburn
Missouri men’s basketball coach Cuonzo Martin takes questions ahead of Saturday’s home game against Auburn.
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2 killed, 2 Columbia residents hurt in southern Minnesota interstate crash
Two people were killed and two Columbia residents were injured in a rollover crash in southern Minnesota.
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Business owners discuss impacts of winter weather
Mid-Missouri has had above average amounts of snowfall this winter, with more than 16 inches of snow.
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Columbia mother sues CPS, CPD over daughter’s arrest
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) A Columbia mother claims that the public school system and the police department owe her family following her daughter’s arrest at school. Kandas Holmes-Barnes filed the lawsuit on behalf of her teenage daughter on Jan. 27 against Columbia Public Schools and the Columbia Police Department. She is asking a court award her
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