US cities in the Northwest are all reporting their hottest temperatures on record in a wave that has more heat in store. CNN’s Don Lemon discusses with Washington Gov. Jay Inslee.
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TONIGHT: Spotty storms and mostly cloudy. Lows near 70. TOMORROW: Mostly cloudy with scattered showers and storms becoming more widespread by Wednesday night. Some storms could produce very heavy rainfall. Highs in the lower 80s. EXTENDED: Storms on Wednesday are expected to be scattered, but fire up earlier in the day with breaks in between. The heaviest
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With the holiday weekend ahead, a lot of people are excited to get outside and enjoy that sunshine, but there’s a few things that people should be cautious of. If you’re headed out to the local creeks or even small rivers, flooding is still a problem, and you should never swim in floodwaters. Current levels
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The 23-time grand slam winning champion Serena Williams took to Instagram to share an adorable video of her giving her 3-year-old daughter Olympia a tennis lesson.
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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KMIZ) The Missouri Supreme Court has set an Oct. 5 date for the execution of a Columbia man convicted in a triple-murder. Ernest Lee Johnson was sentenced to death for the 1994 killing of Mary Bratcher, Mable Scruggs, and Fred Jones at a Columbia convenience store with a claw hammer. Johnson’s execution
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The “heat dome” weather phenomenon can trigger record breaking temperatures.
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Fourteen years after the final episode of “The Sopranos,” James Gandolfini’s son will take over the role of Tony Soprano in a new movie about the mob boss’ backstory.
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United Airlines is buying 270 jets, the largest aircraft purchase in the company’s history and the biggest order by any airline in about a decade. CNN’s Pete Muntean reports.
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Columbia and Boone County families in need of rental and mortgage assistance have an opportunity to get help from Voluntary Action Center after the Columbia City Council awarded $300,000 for housing to two local organizations.
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Pres. Biden continues to push infrastructure bill despite some misleading comments.
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TUESDAY: More scattered showers and storms throughout the day. This morning, they’ll favor our northwestern-most counties before redeveloping for more of us this afternoon. Any one of which could drop an unneeded inch or two, reviving some flooding concerns. Highs will push into the low to mid 80’s once again. TONIGHT: The threat of showers and storms
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TUESDAY: More scattered showers and storms throughout the day. This morning, they’ll favor our northwestern-most counties before redeveloping for more of us this afternoon. Any one of which could drop an unneeded inch or two, reviving some flooding concerns. Highs will push into the low to mid 80’s once again. TONIGHT: The threat of showers
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Gov. Mike Parson on Tuesday presented a Municipal Utility Emergency Loan Program check to the City of Fulton for energy spike costs incurred during a February cold snap.
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Police taped off part of a central Columbia gas station parking lot Tuesday morning for an investigation.
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As companies implement post pandemic work plans, some businesses are allowing hybrid options while others want employees back in the office full time. CNN’s Anna Stewart reports.
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Delta variant of Covid-19 spreading in almost all states, Missouri hospitals struggling
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In a CNN exclusive interview, Matthew Chance takes us inside Russia’s new coronavirus vaccine factory, where manufacturers are producing coronavirus vaccine Sputnik V.
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Tropical Depression Four has formed and is expected to strengthen into a tropical storm, named Danny, before landfall on South Carolina this evening. CNN Meteorologist Chad Myers has the latest.
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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KMIZ) Jefferson City officials are still working to clean up and repair roads following flash flood warnings and plenty of rain. Both the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and Jefferson City Public Works say despite that intense weather, the river levels crested Monday and the levee is holding strong. Conditions continue to
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Increased flooding in Mid-Missouri has caused longer wait times for restoration companies. But experts say people who have flood damage in their homes shouldn’t wait to take steps against mold.
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