The Randolph County Sheriff’s Office said it has received several reports of vehicles being followed, according to a public safety announcement posted on Facebook Saturday.
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COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) The Mizzou softball team did what no other team has been able to in 2025: defeat No. 1 Oklahoma. On Saturday, the Tigers beat the Sooners 3-1 to even up the SEC opening series in Columbia. The victory marked the first time that MU has toppled the No. 1 team in the
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COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Mizzou Baseball has lost back-to-back series to begin SEC play. The Tigers (8-13) allowed six home runs to No. 18 Ole Miss (17-5) on Saturday evening, leading to a 17-10 loss at Taylor Stadium. The Rebels clinched a three-game series win, following this outing. After allowing a three-run shot to Judd Utermark
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BOONE COUNTY, Mo. (KMIZ) Firefighters with the Boone County Fire Protection District responded to a large wildfire near Midway on Black Walnut Court and North Rollingwood Boulevard at around 4:15 p.m. Saturday. The fire ignited in a wooded area behind several homes. “We arrived out here on Black Walnut Court, found fire in the woods
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TONIGHT: Increasing clouds with scattered storms moving in from the south overnight. Some storms could contain isolated quarter size hail. Temperatures falling into the upper 40s. TOMORROW: Scattered storms through late morning with decreasing clouds through the day. Gusty winds and slightly cooler with highs in the lower 60s. EXTENDED: I’m tracking low pressure that
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TODAY: Sunny in the morning with increasing clouds in the late afternoon. Temperatures warm to the mid-60s and winds remain light most of the day. TOMORROW: Storms roll in early Sunday around midnight and could produce isolated high winds and large hail between 2 to 6 AM. This risk is very low, and rain exits
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The Boone County Fire Protection District responded to a fire in the 6000 block of North Creasy Springs Road early Saturday morning.
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COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) The family of a University of Missouri fraternity member who died last year on a group trip to Nashville, Tennessee, has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the Delta Chi fraternity and its members. The lawsuit claims the fraternity’s MU chapter did not follow its protocols for keeping members safe during the
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COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Mizzou Softball is still searching for its first win of SEC play this season. The Tigers (17-13) lost their series opener 8-0 to No. 1 Oklahoma (28-0) in five innings. Friday’s defeat was the team’s first loss at home this year. MU’s current three-game series with the Sooners marks the first time
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COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Scouts from all 32 NFL teams rolled into Columbia, on Friday morning, to take in the 2025 edition of Mizzou Pro Day. You can watch extended highlights of Pro Day in the video player below. Those scouts got to watch 20 former Tigers put their skills on display at the Stephens Indoor
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COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) The Columbia Police Department released its crime statistics for 2024 on Friday. A news conference was held at 10:30 a.m. Friday at Columbia City Hall to discuss the statistics. Columbia Police Chief Jill Schlude said the 2023-24 use of force audits was one of her priorities as police chief in order to
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TONIGHT: Winds will decrease as the night goes on at 10-15 mph with gusts up to 22 mph. Lows cool to the upper 30s with mostly clear skies. TOMORROW: Saturday welcomes a sunny start to the morning but sees increasing clouds as the day goes on. Highs warm into the mid-60s with variable winds at
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COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) A Monroe County jury on Friday found a man guilty of murder in the death of a woman in 2021. Lyle Miller, of Madison, Missouri, was found guilty of second-degree murder and tampering with evidence in the December 2021 death of Betty Hayes, 88. Miller was arrested in July 2023. Court documents in previous reporting claim a
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THIS AFTERNOON: A Red Flag warning is in effect until 7 PM this evening as winds gust between 30 to 40 mph and humidity remains low. Highs rebound to the mid-60s. TONIGHT: Winds remain breezy overnight above 20 mph behind a dry front. Lows fall to the upper 30s. EXTENDED: Much-needed rain is expected this
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COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Watch Columbia Police Department Chief Jill Schlude and others discuss the release of CPD’s 2024 crime statistics and revisions to past numbers.
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COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) MU Health Care told employees Friday that it is increasing security amid a national threat made to mid-size hospitals. The threat, which was posted on social media, reportedly involves ISIS-K planning to place car bombs outside mid-size American hospitals with relatively low security. University Hospital fits that description. “While there’s no verification
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COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Hickman Girls Basketball will be searching for a new head coach for the 2025-26 campaign. Morgan Eye Scott announced that she is resigning as the leader of the program, following five seasons with the team. “After careful consideration, I have made the tough decision to resign as the Head Girls Basketball Coach
Continue Reading THIS MORNING: Clouds roll in early, keeping morning temperatures above freezing in the upper 30s. TODAY: A Red Flag warning is in effect until 7 PM this evening as winds gust between 30 to 40 mph and humidity remains low. Highs rebound to the mid-60s. EXTENDED: Much-needed rain is expected this weekend as rain arrives
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WICHITA, Kan. (KMIZ) The madness of March proved too much for Mizzou, on Thursday night. No. 6-seeded Tiger men’s hoops fell victim to a classic NCAA Tournament upset to No. 11-seeded Drake, on Thursday night, 67-57. You can watch the full postgame interviews with center Josh Gray, guard Jacob Crews and guard Tony Perkins in
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COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Thursday to begin dismantling the U.S. Department of Education. Completely shutting down the department would require an act of Congress, which established the agency in 1979. Trump officials admit they lack the votes needed to dissolve it through legislation. The White House argues that
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