Tonight: Temperatures continue to decrease thanks to the northwesterly flowing winds brought on by yesterdays passing cold front. The temperatures overnight will bottom out at 40 with clear skies. Tomorrow: Winds shift from the south and temperatures begin to increase back up to 70 thanks to mostly sunny skies. Monday will be decently breezy with
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COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) City of Columbia officials are reminding residents of the risks of illegal dumping. Officials said this has been happening at recycling centers in Columbia and the illegal dumping poses a threat to public health. Columbia resident, Samantha Jones, said “my initial reaction to the statement about the illegal dumping was, we told
Continue ReadingTonight: A cold front moves through Central Missouri bring the possibility of scattered light rain, but this should move off to the east and as the night continues we will see clearing skies. Tomorrow: Temperatures barely climb near 60 tomorrow morning due to the Saturday night cold front. Partly cloudy skies and winds out of
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TODAY: Many of us will see clear skies and a breeze with highs reaching the 70s this afternoon. A disturbance will slide by to the north in the morning that could bring showers but conditions will clear by the early afternoon. THIS EVENING: Unfortunately this warmth is gearing up ahead of a front moving through the SE
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TONIGHT: A disturbance will move just to our north overnight. A few showers will be possible for a brief period north of I-70 in the predawn hours of Saturday but otherwise quiet. Lows will fall into the upper 40’s. TOMORROW: Saturday itself will be a gorgeous day for most of us, with a steady breeze and temperatures
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COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) The Columbia Police Department announced Thursday it believes remains found at Rock Bridge State Park belong to Mengqi Ji. Since October 2019, the Columbia Police Department has been investigating the disappearance of Mengqi Ji, who was reported missing by her husband Joseph Elledge. Elledge is the key suspect in the disappearance of his wife
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FRIDAY: The rain from yesterday has led to some patchy fog this morning. Where we’re seeing the issues should start to improve by 10 AM with the sunshine starting to return this afternoon. Brighter skies and winds swinging out of the south will help temperatures into the low 60’s. TONIGHT: A disturbance will move just
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Voters in the Columbia Public Schools boundaries will elect two school board members from a five-person field on April 6.
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Business owner Philip Merriman wants to be the lone Libertarian voice on the Columbia City Council.
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The Ward 6 councilwoman is hoping for a third term, touting a six-year history on the council that includes her support climate-friendly policies, community policing and a careful approach to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Minchew hopes to bring a more fiscally conservative approach to city government, promising on his campaign website to fight the “mission creep” that is draining city coffers.
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His name can be seen on signs in prominent places in Columbia, and now Jim Meyer is hoping to channel that exposure into a successful run for Columbia City Council.
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Bill Weitkemper spent nearly 40 years in Columbia’s sanitary sewer utility, most of it as maintenance superintendent.
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Andrea Waner, candidate for the Second Ward seat on the Columbia City Council, is already well known to many in city government.
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Luke Neal says a desire for having kids in classrooms was part of his reason for running for a seat on the Columbia Board of Education.
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Aron Saylor was motivated to run for a seat on the Columbia Board of Education at least in part because of how the board handled the coronavirus pandemic.
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Snodgrass is one of four political newcomers seeking two open seats.
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Katherine Sasser is leaning on her experience working in Columbia Public Schools and in public education to make the case for voters to elect her to the school board.
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Teresa Maledy, the retired chairwoman and CEO of Commerce Bank, is the only incumbent seeking reelection to the Columbia Board of Education this year.
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We’re tracking rainfall here in mid-Missouri, but we are not worried about severe weather for tonight. In states such as Mississippi, Alabama, and Georgia, they’re already seeing intense severe weather with more anticipated after nightfall. The south’s atmosphere was the perfect set-up for an event like what is happening currently. Even from early in the
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