Realtors: Columbia housing market remains stable despite drop in sales
Columbia saw a decline in houses sold and houses on the market in May.
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Woman dies after Centralia hit-and-run crash
A woman was killed after a hit-and-run crash Tuesday night in Centralia.
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Three charged with selling heroin in Boone County
Three people face drug charges in Boone County after allegedly leading police on a chase Monday.
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Missouri officer accused of striking man with SUV is charged
A white suburban St. Louis police detective who was captured on video apparently hitting a black suspect with a police SUV then kicking and punching him has been charged with two counts of assault and armed criminal action.
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Schnucks to open natural food store in old Lucky’s next week
St. Louis supermarket chain Schnucks plans to open its new natural food store called EatWell in the old Lucky’s Market building on June 24.
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No one hurt after large condo catches fire at Lake of the Ozarks
CAMDEN COUNTY, Mo. (KMIZ) No one is hurt after firefighters put out a massive fire at a condominium building at the Lake of the Ozarks Tuesday evening. Over 50 fire fighters from The Lake Ozark Fire Protection District, as well as about 7 other agencies, including Cole County Fire, responded to the scene at the
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Ashland Board of Aldermen appoints new police chief
The Ashland Board of Alderman will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Southern Boone administration building.
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Nursing homes to remain closed with new visitation guidelines as governor opens the state
At Governor Parson’s Tuesday press briefing, he and state health director Dr. Randall Williams provided more information on the state’s new guidelines for nursing homes that want to allow visitors to see residents.
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University of Missouri considering raising tuition for fall semester
Students would see a 2.3 percent increase in tuition.
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Boone Hospital allows all patients to have visitors
Boone Hospital Center said in a news release Tuesday morning it’s allowing all patients to have at least one visitor.
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Jefferson City police investigating shooting at park
Jefferson City police found spent shell casings at a city park Tuesday and later learned that a man had been shot.
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TUESDAY UPDATES: Eight new COVID-19 cases reported in Boone County
Check back for updates on the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Missouri ready to end relaxed unemployment rules
The head of Missouri’s Department of Labor and Industrial Relations said Tuesday that the state is ending its waiver of work-search requirements for those getting unemployment.
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Callaway County businesses adjust to lack of COVID-19 health order
Now that Missouri’s statewide health order has been lifted, businesses around Callaway County are setting their own precautions to protect their customers from COVID-19.
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Patrol: ‘No gun inside car’ after Sedalia deadly shooting
The Missouri State Highway Patrol said no gun was found inside a car following a deputy-involved shooting in Sedalia on Saturday.
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Several hurt, one arrested following Monday night boat crash
State troopers say four people were injured and one was arrested after a boat crash at the Lake of the Ozarks late Monday night.
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Vehicle crashes through building in north Columbia
Firefighters say a building on Paris Road was damaged after an SUV crashed through it late Monday night.
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Public talks to Columbia City Council about inequity, racial injustice
The Columbia City Council heard from several members of the public about their frustrations with police and support of protests during the council’s Monday meeting at City Hall.
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Columbia Public Schools releases graduation plans
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Columbia Public Schools released more information on 2020 graduation plans. The district plans to hold several in-person graduation ceremonies from July 30th-August 2nd. Dates of in-person graduation ceremonies: Rock Bridge High School, Thursday, July 30 (with Friday, July 31 for additional ceremonies if necessary based on student participation)Douglass High School, Friday, July
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Cole County prepares for no health restrictions starting Tuesday
The Cole County Health Department decided to follow the state-wide health order, and the communicable disease coordinator Chezney Schulte said it plans to stick with the state.
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