QUESTION OF THE DAY: Have you gotten a vaccine appointment?
The big question on many people’s minds right now: When can I get my coronavirus shot?
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Downtown Columbia bar’s operating permit revoked for COVID-19 violations as students return
A downtown Columbia bar will have to submit a plan to follow the county’s COVID-19 order to the health department before it can open its doors again.
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House Democrats expel Rep. Wiley Price from caucus
House Democrats voted Sunday to expel Rep. Wiley Price from their caucus.
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Man receives serious injuries in Miller County crash
A man was taken to University Hospital in Columbia after a crash Sunday morning.
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Crews put out vehicle fire on St. Charles Road
Firefighters with the Columbia Fire Department put out a vehicle fire Sunday afternoon.
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SUNDAY UPDATES: New COVID-19 cases jump past 2,000
The Department of Health and Senior Services reported 2,137 new COVID-19 cases Sunday.
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Man arrested after shots were fired in a Boone County home
Multiple agencies responded after reports of shots fired in Boone County Saturday.
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Improperly discarded ashes lead to Columbia house fire
The Columbia Fire Department responded to the 4600 block of Blackford Court around 7 p.m. Saturday.
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Water main break closes part of I-70 in St. Louis
Interstate 70 in part of St. Louis closed Saturday night after a water main break.
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Mexico to host COVID-19 community testing event
The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services is set to give out free COVID-19 tests in Mexico on Monday.
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Arizona Republicans censure Cindy McCain, GOP governor
PHOENIX (AP) — Arizona Republicans have censured some of the party’s most prominent figures who have found themselves crosswise with former President Donald Trump. GOP state committeemen voted Saturday to formally censure Cindy McCain, former Sen. Jeff Flake and Gov. Doug Ducey. They also voted to give Kelli Ward a second term as party chairwoman.
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Columbia holds last day for drive-thru trash voucher exchange
The voucher exchange is scheduled to end Saturday after a contactless drive-thru for garbage bag vouchers was held at the Parks Management Center in Cosmo Park.
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SATURDAY UPDATES: Missouri reports fewer than 2,000 new COVID-19 cases
The Department of Health and Senior Services reported 1,777 new COVID-19 cases Saturday. The additions brought the total case count up to 447,398.
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CRMC holds mass vaccination clinic for Tier 2 patients
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KMIZ) 700 patients of Capital Region Medical Center received their first dose of the Pfizer vaccine Friday. Capital Region Medical Center in Jefferson City, MO hosted a mass vaccination clinic Friday that will continue on Saturday. The hospital has 1400 patients of the hospital that are a part of Tier 2 registered
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Construction set to begin on ‘Lakeside Ashland’
ASHLAND, Mo. (KMIZ) Construction it set to begin on an outdoor entertainment park in Ashland. ‘Lakeside Ashland’ will be located in the 5900 block of east Log Providence road just west of 63 near the Columbia Airport. The plans include a nature area, outdoor movie theater and golfing. The mayor of Ashland announced the project
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Health care providers make plans for public coronavirus vaccinations
Thousands of Boone County residents and University of Missouri Health Care patients have already signed up to say they’re interested in getting the coronavirus vaccine.
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FRIDAY UPDATES: Four COVID-19 related deaths reported between two Mid-Missouri counties
Check back for updates regarding the coronavirus pandemic.
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Police suspect stolen gun used to shoot at Columbia officers
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Columbia police say they found several stolen guns after a chase that included shots fired at officers early Thursday. Police suspect the gun used to fire at officers was one of the stolen weapons. The shooting, in which a police cruiser was damaged, happened after officers tried to stop a stolen vehicle
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Columbia free computer program takes on more importance during coronavirus pandemic
Advocates say having a computer is more important now than ever thanks to the coronavirus pandemic. Many doctor’s office have increased their telehealth appointments and more schoolchildren are learning from home.
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Missouri State Senate to remain in session after senator tests positive for COVID-19
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KMIZ) The Missouri Senate is planning to be in session next week as scheduled even after State Senator Andrew Koenig tested positive for the coronavirus. Senate Majority Floor Leader Caleb Rowden tweeted out that “We are following CDC guidance relating to “close contacts” and contact tracing recommendations. I encourage my colleagues to
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