The price of a gallon of gas in Columbia rose by nearly 30 cents last week on average, and prices might go higher as the conflict in Ukraine continues to strain global energy markets.
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COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) A majority of Americans no longer need to wear a face mask while indoors, according to new recommendations released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The agency classifies counties in the United States by three different community levels which are classified as low, medium, and high. These community levels are
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For the next two days, Columbia will be the site of a satellite polling location for the upcoming South Korean presidential election.
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MU Health hospital is reporting the recent winter storm is sending even more people to the hospital than the last snowstorm.
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Gov. Mike Parson signed House Bill 3014, the supplemental budget, Thursday.
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COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Missouri’s congressional delegation has issued statements regarding Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. U.S. Senator Roy Blunt (R-MO) released the following statement on Russia’s invasion of Ukraine: Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine is an assault against democracy and a destabilizing threat to all of Europe with worldwide ramifications. Our adversaries and allies alike are
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Columbia and Jefferson City Public Works are preparing their crews as Missouri heads into another winter storm.
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When winter weather hits, the best thing to do is stay off the road. If that’s not possible, the next best thing is to be prepared.
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A proposal in the Missouri General Assembly would eliminate the state’s sales tax on food and groceries.
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A review of death certificates each week has added hundreds of cases to January’s toll, making it one of the pandemic’s deadliest months.
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Long lines wrapped around the Secretary of State’s office as people from all over Missouri gathered to file for the August primary elections.
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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo (KMIZ) Candidates can file paperwork for the August primary election Tuesday morning at the Missouri Secretary of State’s Office in Jefferson City. The candidate filings come as the Missouri Senate works to pick a map for the state’s eight U.S. congressional districts. Missouri is required to redraw the map every 10 years
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Ameren Missouri natural gas customers are about to see another increase in rates after already enduring sharp jumps in their gas bills this winter.
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The day after a big snowstorm, Mid-Missouri sees slushy roads as they start to thaw and snow melts into ditches and streams. But the chemicals used to treat those roads stay with the melted snow as it flows into streams, ultimately ending up in the Missouri River.
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The Rocheport bridge and the Sorrels overpass construction remain on time to be completed.
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COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Missouri will head into its fourth winter storm of the year Thursday, which could create dangerous conditions for drivers. Jeff Neimeyer, who works for Missouri’s Department of Transportation, says people typically drive too fast during bad winter weather, which can cause them to lose control and slide into a median. “For many
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