Missouri, Springfield officials announce second positive coronavirus case
Missouri Gov. Mike Parson plans to hold a news conference Thursday about a second case of COVID-19 in Missouri.
Continue ReadingMissouri Gov. Mike Parson plans to hold a news conference Thursday about a second case of COVID-19 in Missouri.
Continue ReadingCAMDEN COUNTY, Mo. (KMIZ) Two people were killed in a head-on crash in Camden County on Thursday morning. Troopers said the crash happened at 11 a.m. on MO 5 south of Mount Horeb Road. According to a crash report, a vehicle driven by James Hill, 42, of Holts Summit, crossed the center line and struck
Continue ReadingSome Mid-Missouri events are being canceled as concerns over the COVID-19 outbreak continue.
Continue ReadingJEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KMIZ) The Jefferson City School District is canceling all out-of-state school-sponsored travel until April 1 as a precaution due to an increase in COVID-19 cases. In a letter to families, district officials said the ban applies to both staff and students and includes field trips, sporting events and conferences. The district will
Continue ReadingCOLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) MSHSAA will limit spectators at its upcoming state basketball championships this weekend in Springfield due to concerns surrounding COVID-19. Each school will get 150 wristbands to give out to its fans. “We understand the unexpected hurdles this creates for our schools and fans, and apologize for the inconveniences it has caused,” Executive
Continue ReadingMOBERLY, Mo. (KMIZ) Two residents of Randolph County are voluntarily quarantining themselves after being tested for Covid-19. Deputy health department administrator Craig Parsons tells ABC 17 News that the two residents were tested outside the county because of their travel history. Parsons did not know where they traveled to or from. The two make up
Continue ReadingStephens College has added its name to the list of higher education institutions canceling or suspending classes because of the novel coronavirus.
Continue ReadingMissouri state employees on Thursday received a memo from the Office of Administration reminding them of sick leave procedures as concerns grow over the international coronavirus pandemic.
Continue ReadingSt. Louis officials are declaring a public health emergency in light of the continued spread of novel coronavirus.
Continue ReadingA downtown Columbia bar was cited for six violations, including having mold build-up on the outside of its beer lines.
Continue ReadingColumbia Public Works crews are scheduled to start work on the turn lane from northbound Providence to eastbound Broadway on Monday.
Continue ReadingBoone County prosecutors charged a man on Wednesday with unlawful possession of a firearm in a 2018 central Columbia shooting.
Continue ReadingThe Southeastern Conference canceled its men’s basketball tournament on Thursday morning due to concerns surrounding COVID-19. It also said all regular season sports are suspended until March 30.
Continue ReadingMissouri House leaders said Thursday that the chamber will move ahead next week with its work despite the state Senate taking a break over coronavirus concerns.
Continue ReadingJefferson City officers say an 18-year-old woman was taken to a Columbia hospital after a shooting late Wednesday night.
Continue ReadingKansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas declared a state of emergency in the city Thursday to mitigate the spread of coronavirus.
Continue ReadingUS stocks plummeted into bear market territory Thursday after President Donald Trump used a national address on the coronavirus to announce a ban on most travel from Europe.
Continue ReadingCOLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Columbia Public Schools provided on update on Wednesday to parents about its plans regarding the nationwide spread of the novel coronavirus. The district said business will take place as usual on Thursday, following the University of Missouri’s announcement that all in-person classes would take place online starting next week. An email from
Continue ReadingThe University of Missouri will suspend in-person classes amid the growing outbreak of novel coronavirus.
Continue ReadingAmid flu season and the spread of Covid-19, law enforcement officers are working to prevent the spread of germs.
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