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Man badly hurt in south Columbia crash
The crash happened at about 2:40 a.m. at Providence Road and Nifong Boulevard, Columbia police said in a news release.
Continue ReadingThe crash happened at about 2:40 a.m. at Providence Road and Nifong Boulevard, Columbia police said in a news release.
Continue ReadingColumbia police say an early morning shooting on Greeley Drive sent a 29-year-old man to a local hospital with life-threatening injuries.
Continue ReadingColumbia police are investigating a shooting Thursday night in the 5400 block of Kelsey Drive.
Continue ReadingResearchers and drug companies across the globe have rushed to create an effective coronavirus vaccine to hasten the end of the pandemic. In the United States, two vaccines are nearing approval as part of Operation Warp Speed. But the pace of vaccine development and the politics around it have some worried about safety. Give your
Continue ReadingFULTON, Mo. (KMIZ) Fulton Police responded to a report of a person with a gun on the 200 block of west 6th Street Wednesday afternoon. According to officials, Jared Brooks drove to the location and had an argument with the victims, displaying a handgun in front of two adults and three children in a vehicle.
Continue ReadingColumbia, Mo. (KMIZ) The Boone County Democratic Committee is looking for potential candidates interested in running for the opening in House District 45. In a news release on Nov. 16, Rep. Kip Kendrick said he will forego his final term, which he was elected to on Nov. 3, to join Senator-elect Greg Razer, D-Kansas City,
Continue ReadingLIBERTY, Mo. (AP) — A federal judge has dismissed neglect and misconduct charges against three employees of a tourist boat that sank on a Missouri lake in 2018, killing 17 people. U.S. District Judge Doug Harpool filed an order Wednesday upholding a recommendation made in September. The boat captain, the general manager of the boat’s
Continue ReadingMissouri’s Republican governor is expected to give an update on the state’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic Thursday afternoon.
Continue ReadingThe Communicable disease coordinator for the Cole County Health Department Chezney Schulte told ABC17 news there are “more questions than answers” at this point about their involvement in distribution, and if they will receive the vaccine.
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Continue ReadingThe white sedan burst into flames in a parking lot near Mizzou Credit Union in the 100 block of East Broadway.
Continue ReadingChism said the four suspects range from 14 to 16 years old and they have been taken to the juvenile justice center in Columbia.
Continue ReadingA Columbia man pleaded guilty to manslaughter in connection with a killing on Doris Drive earlier this year.
Continue ReadingUniversity of Missouri Health Care leaders met Thursday to talk about Gov. Mike Parson’s offer of out-of-state staffing help as COVID-19 patients swamp hospitals.
Continue ReadingCole County health officials made a plea with county residents to follow COVID-19 health guidelines as the pandemic continues.
Continue ReadingMexico School District 59 will return to the classroom on Monday after over two weeks of online learning.
Continue ReadingA group of Republican lawmakers wants to limit the power of local health directors, citing frustration at orders meant to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus. If the bill becomes law it would impose limits on how long such local orders could remain in effect before triggering a review by the state health department
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Continue ReadingNORTH MONITEAU TOWNSHIP, Mo. (KMIZ) Missouri State Highway Patrol is reporting one person was seriously injured Wednesday morning on State Hwy O and Swan Road near North Moniteau Township. According to the crash report, the vehicle traveled off the right side of the road and went into the ditch. The vehicle then hit a parked
Continue ReadingAll Columbia Public School families have been learning virtually during COVID-19 since November.
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