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Teachers union: 225 CPS employees did not receive stipend for summer duties; district aiming to make payments by Friday

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Columbia Public Schools is working to pay some of its employees for summer duties by Friday. According to the district, the delay in payments was due to paperwork not being submitting on time. CPS spokeswoman Michelle Baumstark said employees who submitted their information after the payroll deadline will receive their stipend in

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Battle over abortion rights measure intensifies as Columbia, KC, St. Louis mayors fight for ballot inclusion

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) With a ballot deadline looming, mayors of some of Missouri’s largest cities have submitted their arguments for why a decertified measure that would legalize abortion should appear on the ballot.  Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas, St. Louis Mayor Tishuara Jones, Columbia Mayor Barbara Buffaloe, and St. Louis County Director Sam Page submitted

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Tracking Tropical Storm Francine

Tropical Storm Francine continues to surge just southeast of Texas growing in strength as the winds are now sustained at 60 mph. This storm is eventually predicted to travel northeast towards the coast of Louisiana. This slow moving storm will continue to feed off of the warm Gulf Coast waters giving energy into the storm.

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Tracking another cooler fall day

TODAY: Sunshine continues all day without a cloud in the sky. Highs remain mild in the mid-70s. TOMORROW: Monday starts chilly in the upper 40s but temperatures will warm all the way to 80 degrees in the afternoon. EXTENDED: Southerly winds boost temperatures a few degrees above average early week to the mid and upper

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