Mountain lion sighting reported in northern Boone County
A Missouri Department of Conservation team was expected to be in Boone County sometime Tuesday to investigate a mountain lion sighting.
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Biden’s legal team found another batch of classified documents in search of second location
By Phil Mattingly, Evan Perez, Maegan Vazquez, Kevin Liptak and Kaitlan Collins, CNN President Joe Biden’s legal team found another batch of classified government records following the initial discovery of classified documents at his former think tank office in Washington this past fall, people briefed on the matter told CNN on Wednesday. Searches for additional
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Tracking one more mild day before rain and snow move in
TONIGHT: Partly to mostly cloudy with lows in the upper 30s to around 40. TOMORROW: Partly cloudy and mild with highs in the upper 50s. Showers possible after sunset. EXTENDED: Lows fall to about 40 overnight thanks to cloud cover, but we can expect some peeks of sunshine tomorrow that will help us warm into
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Recent examples on MU’s campus bring up questions of free speech
Three incidents in just a couple of months’ time on the University of Missouri’s campus have raised questions about what can be considered free speech and what expression is not protected.
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The City of Columbia looking for community feedback about future of trash collection
COLUMBIA Mo. (KMIZ) On Tuesday, the City of Columbia is looking for community feedback about the future of trash collections in the city. Residents looking to provide any comments can attend an input meeting on Tuesday night at the Activity and Recreation Center from 6 – 8 p.m. Tuesday’s discussion comes after the city unanimously voted to get
Continue ReadingAllen Weisselberg, former Trump Org. CFO, sentenced to 5 months in jail
By Kara Scannell and Lauren del Valle, CNN Allen Weisselberg, former President Donald Trump’s long-time chief financial officer, was sentenced by a New York judge to five months in jail for his role in a decade-long tax fraud scheme after testifying as the state’s witness against the Trump Organization. Following the court hearing, Weisselberg, 75,
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Columbia Board of Education narrowly approves superintendent’s contract extension
The Columbia Board of Education narrowly approved Monday an extension of the district superintendent’s contract after his first year on the job.
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Tracking a warm afternoon before potential Thursday snow
Today: Afternoon highs warm into the upper 50s with mostly sunny skies. Winds remain out of the south at 4-8 mph. Tonight: overnight lows cool to 40 degrees with partly cloudy skies and winds out of the southeast at 4-8 mph. Extended: Wednesday sees mostly cloudy skies with highs nearing 60 degrees. just after midnight
Continue ReadingPrince Harry’s tell-all rips open old wounds in the British royal family
Lauren Said-Moorhouse and Max Foster, CNN Prince Harry‘s memoir has officially hit bookstores in the United Kingdom and elsewhere around the globe. Here in London, several retail chains opened their doors at midnight to allow eager readers to grab their copies before sunrise. There have been plenty of revelations from leaks in the run-up to
Continue ReadingPrince Harry’s tell-all rips open old wounds in the British royal family
Lauren Said-Moorhouse and Max Foster, CNN Prince Harry‘s memoir has officially hit bookstores in the United Kingdom and elsewhere around the globe. Here in London, several retail chains opened their doors at midnight to allow eager readers to grab their copies before sunrise. There have been plenty of revelations from leaks in the run-up to
Continue ReadingPrince Harry’s tell-all rips open old wounds in the British royal family
Lauren Said-Moorhouse and Max Foster, CNN Prince Harry‘s memoir has officially hit bookstores in the United Kingdom and elsewhere around the globe. Here in London, several retail chains opened their doors at midnight to allow eager readers to grab their copies before sunrise. There have been plenty of revelations from leaks in the run-up to
Continue ReadingGiuliani subpoenaed amid special counsel investigation into Trump’s fundraising
By Katelyn Polantz and Sara Murray, CNN Special counsel Jack Smith’s team has subpoenaed Donald Trump’s former attorney Rudy Giuliani, asking him to turn over records to a federal grand jury as part of an investigation into the former president’s fundraising following the 2020 election, according to a person familiar with the subpoena. The subpoena,
Continue ReadingExclusive: US intelligence materials related to Ukraine, Iran and UK found in Biden’s private office, source tells CNN
By Jamie Gangel, Marshall Cohen, Evan Perez and Paula Reid, CNN Among the items from Joe Biden‘s time as vice president discovered in a private office last fall are 10 classified documents including US intelligence memos and briefing materials that covered topics including Ukraine, Iran and the United Kingdom, according to a source familiar with
Continue ReadingFed Chair Powell: Bringing down inflation requires ‘measures that are not popular’
By Nicole Goodkind, CNN Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell made his first public appearance of the year on Tuesday, stressing the importance of central bank independence and his commitment to bringing down inflation. The painful rate hikes the Fed is implementing to tackle high prices don’t make officials particularly popular, Powell said during a panel
Continue ReadingExtreme weather has cost the US more than $1 trillion in the past seven years, feds report
By Rachel Ramirez, CNN The United States was lashed by 18 catastrophic extreme weather and climate disasters costing at least $1 billion each last year, a new report shows. They came in the form of tornadoes, extreme heat and cold, deadly flooding and hurricanes and a climate change-fueled drought in the West. When taken together,
Continue ReadingHacksaw and apparent bloodstains recovered by investigators combing through trash in connection with Ana Walshe’s disappearance, sources say
By John Miller, Amanda Watts and Elizabeth Wolfe, CNN Investigators combing through trash at a Peabody, Massachusetts, transfer station recovered evidence they believe will be linked to the disappearance of Ana Walshe, the mother of three who vanished under suspicious circumstances last week. Law enforcement sources told CNN on Tuesday that materials found included a
Continue ReadingThe Golden Globes are back and here’s how to watch
By Chloe Melas, CNN The 80th Golden Globe Awards will be presented — and televised — on Tuesday. The Globes, which celebrate some of the best movies and TV shows of the year, come as its organizers in the Hollywood Foreign Press Association work to redeem themselves from controversy, which resulted in the 2022 ceremony
Continue ReadingCalifornia’s dilemma: How do you harness an epic amount of rain in a water-scarce state? Let it flood, scientists say
By René Marsh, CNN California has gone from extreme drought to extreme flooding in a matter of days. On Monday, 90% of the state’s population was under a flood watch as another round of storms rolled through. Yet it was just last week when several counties in the state were experiencing the exact opposite —
Continue Reading5 things to know for Jan. 11: Storms, Ukraine, US military, Airline complaints, Eggs
By Alexandra Meeks, CNN In recent months, back-to-back extreme weather events like floods, tornados and hurricanes have caused catastrophic damage across the US — costing at least $165 billion last year alone. Scientists are saying the fingerprints of climate change are all over these weather disasters and underscore the urgency to cut planet-warming emissions. Here’s
Continue ReadingReport: Young teens are stumbling across porn. Here’s how they are finding it
By Madeline Holcombe, CNN Families waiting to talk about pornography until their children are teenagers should move up that schedule, according to a new report. The average that kids first reported being exposed to online porn was 12, according to a new Common Sense Media survey of more than 1,300 teens ages 13 to 17.
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