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Holts Summit teen sentenced to 6 years in prison after pleading guilty to accessory murder charge
A Holts Summit teen was sentenced to six years in prsion on Wednesday after pleading guilty to a felony murder charge.
Continue ReadingA Holts Summit teen was sentenced to six years in prsion on Wednesday after pleading guilty to a felony murder charge.
Continue ReadingColumbia Public Schools’ High School and Middle School students will get a second chance to improve their grades this fall with a new grade adjustment.
Continue ReadingCOLUMBIA, Mo (KMIZ) The annual Norm Stewart Classic will not be played due to concerns surrounding COVID-19. The classic said that all teams have already been notified. A spokesperson said the University will not be holding any non-MU events for the rest of the year.
Continue ReadingCOLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Three people returned petitions to run for Columbia City Council on the first day allowed. City clerk Sheela Amin said all three petitions are for candidates in Second Ward. Andrea Waner, Bill Weitkemper and Jim Meyer all returned petitions with 50 signatures by Wednesday morning. Amin said she still must verify the
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Continue ReadingCENTRALIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Several Boone County fire units were called to a fire at a building listed online as a wood products business near Centralia on Wednesday afternoon. The call came over emergency radio at about 1 p.m. An ABC 17 News crew saw fire trucks and volunteer firefighters’ vehicles massed outside an address listed
Continue ReadingMany schools had trouble finding substitute teachers before COVID-19 but months into the fall semester the pandemic has only exacerbated the problem.
Continue ReadingAs the election nears, mid-Missouri clerks are making plans to help give anyone in quarantine or isolation from COVID-19 the chance to vote.
Continue ReadingHundreds of school districts and individual schools across Missouri will soon have the tests for students, faculty and staff.
Continue ReadingThe Southern Boone Board of Education will get details about what the district will do if COVID-19 cases force classes online when it meets Wednesday.
Continue ReadingThe Missouri State Highway Patrol said a Mid-Missouri trooper was hurt in a rollover crash on Highway 63 Monday morning.
Continue ReadingChanges to Columbia bulk item trash collection go into effect on Monday, according to a release from the city.
Continue ReadingBoone County firefighters say a late Tuesday night fire on Demaret Drive is suspicious.
Continue ReadingCounty clerks’ offices have been taking precautions to protect voters from COVID-19 as absentee voting has been taking place. They plan to do the same for the Nov. 3 election.
Continue ReadingColumbia Public Schools’ high school students voice their opinions on how virtual learning has impacted them, as they hope to return to in-person learning soon.
Continue ReadingJEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KMIZ) Cole County Sheriff’s Department arrested a woman after a Saturday morning chase reaching speeds over 80 mph going in and out of traffic. According to court documents, the Cole County deputy attempted to stop Dorothy Hernandez after the deputy witnessed the vehicle make several lane violations according to court documents. During
Continue ReadingNational Guard spokesman Capt. Jeremy Idleman said soldiers are outside the First Assembly of God in Jefferson City to help increase the number of COVID-19 tests administered.
Continue ReadingLINN CREEK, Mo. (KMIZ) On Friday, Camden County Sheriff’s deputies responded to a residence in Linn Creek reference a large party. When deputies arrived, they found multiple minors intoxicated and utilizing controlled substances. As a result, the adult hosting the party was arrested. Danielle M Rountree, 35, of Linn Creek, was charged with Felony Endangering
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Continue ReadingColumbia Public Schools is now reporting the number of student COVID-19 cases in elementary school, middle school and high school.
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