Missouri unemployment claims remain high as COVID-19 pandemic continues
New unemployment claims slowed a bit in Missouri last week but were still sky-high compared to before the COVID-19 pandemic.
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JC Schools continues online learning, commencement ceremonies still undecided
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) The Jefferson City School District is battling most of the same issues schools around the country are facing right now. JC Schools Superintendent Larry Linthacum says the district is working with staff and parents to get students what they need to learn, including WiFi and food. “I’d say it’s going well but
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Dementia patients and caregivers face new challenges with COVID-19
The Alzheimer’s Association Greater Missouri Chapter is working to provide resources to individuals who have Alzheimers or another form of dementia and their caregivers.
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Columbia, Boone County officials say stay-at-home order working, urge residents to continue following it
City of Columbia and Boone County leaders said Wednesday that a stay-at-home order is working but residents need to continue to adhere to its restrictions on movement.
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WEDNESDAY UPDATES: Fulton Public Schools extends closure through May 1
Check back for updates on the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Missouri Senate, House approve $5 billion supplement budget, Gov. Parson to sign
The Missouri House approved a massive supplementary budget amendment after it won Senate approval Wednesday.
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No one hurt after shots fired in central Columbia
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Columbia police said no one was hurt after gunshots went off in the central part of the city. Police responded to a call of shots being heard in the 700 block of McBaine Avenue on Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. Officers found evidence of gunfire, CPD spokesman Jeff Pitts said, but no one
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CPS adjusts to new alternative learning methods after pause
Columbia Public Schools began alternative learning again Wednesday morning after a pause to refocus its methods for teaching remotely.
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Red Cross braces for drop in donations amid the COVID-19 outbreak
While Mid-Missouri hospitals say they have enough blood supplies right now, the American Red Cross is bracing for a lack of blood because of the COVID-19 outbreak.
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Online grocery shopping increases amid COVID-19 pandemic
Stay-at-home orders meant to slow down COVID-19 locally and statewide have sent many Mid-Missouri shoppers online for their groceries.
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Jefferson City man gets 20 years in prison for murder
A Jefferson City man was sentenced to 20 years in prison Tuesday after pleading guilty to murder.
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St. Louis-area hotel will be state’s first COVID-19 field hospital
Gov. Mike Parson and state leaders are scheduled to hold a daily COVID-19 briefing at 3 p.m. Wednesday.
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Boonville casino lays off 350 workers, cites COVID-19
The Isle of Capri casino company notified the state that it will lay off 350 workers because of COVID-19.
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Spike in firearm background checks doesn’t surprise local gun shop owner
The number of firearm background checks in Missouri is higher than it has been in years, according to the National Instant Criminal Background Check System, or NICS.
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Teen accused in connection with deadly February shooting
A juvenile was taken into custody Tuesday in connection with a deadly February shooting on Doris Drive.
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DEFENDERS: Beware of COVID-19 stimulus check scams
The FBI, state attorneys general and other agencies are alerting Americans to possible COVID-19 stimulus check scams.
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Pair accused of child abuse face multiple charges in Callaway County
A man and woman face multiple charges in Callaway County after they were both arrested recently.
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Stay-at-home stress? MU Health Care psychiatrist offers ways to reduce tension at home
With a statewide stay-at-home order in place until April 24, families are spending more time together and some more time apart. While that can be a good thing, it doesn’t come without its challenges.
Continue Reading National Guard’s help sought in St. Louis County
The top elected official in Missouri’s largest county is seeking help from the Missouri National Guard in preparation for an expected surge in coronavirus-related hospitalizations.
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Judge sets trial date in Columbia murder case
The Columbia man accused of murdering his wife will head to trial in June.
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