FRIDAY STORM UPDATES: Multiple water rescue reported in Jefferson City
Check back here for storm updates in Mid-Missouri.
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Earlier this year, Robbie Balenger set a new record for New York City’s Central Park Loop Challenge. The vegan ultrarunner completed 16 loops, totaling nearly 100 miles in just over 18 hours.
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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KMIZ) Lincoln University has hired Kevin Wilson as its new athletic director. He’ll also serve as the vice president of advancement and campus recreation. Wilson will replace Dr. John Moseley as athletic director. Moseley was recently promoted to interim president at LU. “I am thrilled that Kevin is joining our team at Lincoln,”
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TONIGHT:Â Storms stick around overnight, keeping the flooding threat. Flash flooding will continue to pose a threat to a large portion of the viewing area. Lows will fall into the upper 60s. TOMORROW: Flooded areas will continue to be an issue. The National Weather Service has extended the Flash Flood Watch until 10AM Saturday morning. Our
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COLUMBIA. Mo. (KMIZ) Brad Frazier with the Columbia Fire Department said his crews responded to five water rescues in a 90 minute period Friday morning, but the response time took a bit longer than expected. Frazier said not only are the commonly flooded roadways closed but roadways in different areas are flooded also. He said
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A Frenchwoman who has admitted to killing her abusive husband fainted with apparent shock and relief in court after hearing the sentence sought against her by prosecutors. The prosecution has asked for a sentence of five years in prison for Valérie Bacot, with four years of the term suspended, a lawyer for the accused said. If confirmed, Bacot would walk free, as she has already spent a year in detention, the lawyer, Nathalie Tomasini, explained to French media. CNN’s Cyril Vanier reports.
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Tour NASA’s Johnson Space Center where everything from food, to space suits, to exercise routines are being designed so humans can survive in space.
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FRIDAY: More showers and thunderstorms will come and go throughout the day. Gusty winds and some large hail will be possible with any of them, but the flash flooding threat is the biggest concern. Another couple inches of rain will worsen already ongoing flooding problems. Where we can avoid the rain longer, south of HWY
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John McAfee, the controversial antivirus software magnate who’d had multiple recent run-ins with the US law, has died at 75. CNN’s Al Goodman reports.
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CNN’s Chloe Melas takes a look ahead at Britney Spears’ June 23 conservatorship hearing. The singer is expected to address the court regarding her court-ordered conservatorship for the first time in years.
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Ashley Diamond, a transgender woman, has spent the last decade in and out of men’s prisons in Georgia. Now, she’s suing the Georgia Department of Corrections to be transferred to a women’s facility. ​
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Despite the controversies surrounding the Tokyo Olympic Games, there are hardcore Olympic super fans who can’t wait for the Games to begin. CNN’s Blake Essig speaks to two of them.
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Sung Kang goes from “F9” to “Obi-Wan,” Outkast’s old studio now on AirBnB, and the latest look at “Snake Eyes.”
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After being closed for 15 months, Dubai’s Terminal One has reopened, in an effort to get the world’s busiest international airport back on its feet. CNN takes a look inside.
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Britney Spears begged a judge to release her from a conservatorship giving her father control over her: “I am traumatized… I just want my life back.”
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A woman’s passion-filled memories of her bad-boy ex threaten her stable life as a wife and mother. David Daniel talks with the stars of the Netflix series.
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Some companies, schools, and cities are requiring their people to get vaccinated and there’s been some pushback.
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American Hotel and Lodging Association President and CEO Chip Rogers explains why the industry is having trouble finding workers.
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Tyler Hamilton has worked at the Amazon warehouse in Shakopee, Minnesota for four years. He shares the good and the bad about the fast-paced job.
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The Chinese government is accused of detaining Uyghurs and other ethnic minorities in extralegal detention centers, which it claims are reeducation centers designed to prevent separatism and religious extremism. Researchers say there’s also evidence of a growing number of Uyghurs being jailed in formal prisons with lengthy sentences. CNN’s Ivan Watson speaks to families whose loved ones have been sentenced to long-term imprisonment.
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