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County clerks check-in as absentee in-person voting kicks off
County clerks across Mid-Missouri said as of 10 a.m., voters were already lined up to cast their ballots.
Continue ReadingCounty clerks across Mid-Missouri said as of 10 a.m., voters were already lined up to cast their ballots.
Continue ReadingMarcus Penn said his family wasn’t made aware his daughter had been in the same classroom with a COVID-19 positive person until she first started showing symptoms.
Continue ReadingUpdates related to the COVID-19 pandemic in Mid-Missouri.
Continue ReadingA Columbia woman originally charged with 11 counts including child abuse pleaded guilty Friday to three abuse counts and two endangerment counts.
Continue ReadingCOLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Mizzou football coach Eli Drinkwitz held his first game-week news conference on Tuesday afternoon. You can watch the full news conference in the video player below. Here is the depth chart ahead of the season opener against No. 2 Alabama.Download Drinkwitz said seven players will be out for the season opener due
Continue ReadingSome Columbia sanitation workers are getting a raise with the passage of the city’s fiscal 2021 budget.
Continue ReadingBoone County health officials served COVID-19 health order violation notices to a school and two bars over the weekend.
Continue ReadingABC News obtained the report Tuesday morning that shows Missouri moved to fifth place last week from fourth the week before. The state also moved from seventh for test positivity to 10th last week.
Continue ReadingStaff from the Columbia/Boone County health department and city leaders are discussing the current state of COVID-19.
Continue ReadingSMITHTON, Mo. (KMIZ) A Smithton man is charged with killing his wife and other charges following a Wednesday afternoon incident in Pettis County. In the probable cause statement, Michael Brown is accused of assaulting and running over his wife in front of their children. Witnesses told law enforcement on scene that Brown was in his
Continue ReadingIf approved, the city will be allowed to remove the marker.
Continue ReadingSEDALIA, Mo. (KMIZ) On Monday night, Missouri Highway Patrol and Amtrack report a train hit a vehicle that was on the tracks west of Tipton. Officials report there were no injuries to the 44 passengers or crew members on board and the train was delayed for approximately 1 hour and 20 minutes. Amtrak Police are
Continue ReadingCOLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Columbia Police arrested Otis Campbell Jr. on multiple charges after an incident in downtown Columbia on Saturday night. In a probable cause statement, Columbia police allege Campbell got into a car and demanded the driver to take him to his residence. The driver and passenger told police that Campbell then got out
Continue ReadingPHHS filed a notice of violation against the athletic director at Father Tolton Catholic High School.
Continue ReadingColumbia Public Schools’ new case metric fell below 50 on Monday, based on the district’s COVID-19 guidance this could mean a transition in its learning method.
Continue ReadingCheck back for updated COVID-19 news from around Mid-Missouri.
Continue ReadingCOLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Columbia police continue to investigate an armed robbery of a 55-year-old man on the 700 block of Seventh St. at 11:45 p.m. Saturday. Officials say when officers arrived they found the victim with several cuts to his head and face. The victim told police he was driving his moped when it died
Continue ReadingTAOS, Mo. (KMIZ) Osage Fire Protection District responded to an early Monday morning barn fire on the 7700 block of Helias Spur in Taos, Mo. Officials with Osage Fire called for assistance from Cole County Fire Protection District for tanker support. The barn and its contents are a reported total loss. The investigation into the
Continue ReadingThe Missouri State Highway Patrol said two motorcyclists were seriously hurt in separate crashes less than an hour apart in Camden County on Sunday.
Continue ReadingColumbia city leaders are talking about a contract for CARES Act funding with the Missouri Department of Health and Human Services.
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