The United States Army Corps of Engineers gave a press conference this afternoon on the latest status of Missouri River levee repairs, and what’s expected for the upcoming flooding season. Full video of press conference Because of the mild winter, many of their scheduled repairs are ahead of schedule, especially where flooding hit hard in
Continue ReadingOne of Columbia’s biggest employers is asking workers not to come into the office as the novel coronavirus pandemic continues.
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Moberly Area Community College said Friday it will suspend in-person classes until spring break because of the COVID-19 outbreak, becoming the latest Mid-Missouri higher education institution to make the decision.
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THIS AFTERNOON: Rain will continue to hold off until later in the evening. Temperatures will remain chilly, in the low-to-mid 40s. Have the jacket ready if you have any Friday evening plans. TONIGHT: Rain will build in after dark, with the heaviest arriving by 2 or 3 in the morning Saturday. Rain will continue through
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Columbia city leaders say utility services won’t be shut off for customers who haven’t paid their bills as the threat of COVID-19 continues.
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The Missouri Department of Corrections announced on Thursday it’s suspending prison visits for 30 days.
Continue ReadingSt. Louis County Executive Sam Page said Friday that the county is limiting crowds to help prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus.
Continue Reading Health authorities are warning Americans that the tight confines seen in travel increase the risk of exposure to COVID-19.
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Boone County sheriff’s deputies say Brodie was armed when he went to a residence at the 6200 block of Southwest Way on Feb. 20.
Continue ReadingThe Boone County/Columbia Board of Health discussed a variety of topics related to COVID-19 at its meeting Thursday night.
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Employees at the Missouri Public Health Laboratory have been testing for cases of Covid-19.
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COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) The Missouri High School Activities Association is limiting access to the Class 4-5 state quarterfinal basketball games this weekend. MSHSAA says only ‘essential personnel’ will be allowed into each game. Each school will decide who its own ‘essential personnel’ will be. IMMEDIATE RELEASE FOR CLASS 4 AND 5 QUARTERFINALS THIS SATURDAY, MARCH
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Missouri Gov. Mike Parson plans to hold a news conference Thursday about a second case of COVID-19 in Missouri.
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CAMDEN COUNTY, Mo. (KMIZ) Two people were killed in a head-on crash in Camden County on Thursday morning. Troopers said the crash happened at 11 a.m. on MO 5 south of Mount Horeb Road. According to a crash report, a vehicle driven by James Hill, 42, of Holts Summit, crossed the center line and struck
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Some Mid-Missouri events are being canceled as concerns over the COVID-19 outbreak continue.
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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KMIZ) The Jefferson City School District is canceling all out-of-state school-sponsored travel until April 1 as a precaution due to an increase in COVID-19 cases. In a letter to families, district officials said the ban applies to both staff and students and includes field trips, sporting events and conferences. The district will
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COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) MSHSAA will limit spectators at its upcoming state basketball championships this weekend in Springfield due to concerns surrounding COVID-19. Each school will get 150 wristbands to give out to its fans. “We understand the unexpected hurdles this creates for our schools and fans, and apologize for the inconveniences it has caused,” Executive
Continue ReadingTONIGHT: Partly to mostly cloudy with gusty winds. Lows in the mid-30s. FRIDAY: Chilly and partly cloudy with highs near 50. Breezy with a chilly north wind. EXTENDED: Another strong storm system to our southwest will push moisture in our direction by Friday night into Saturday. Temperatures will be near or just above freezing on
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MOBERLY, Mo. (KMIZ) Two residents of Randolph County are voluntarily quarantining themselves after being tested for Covid-19. Deputy health department administrator Craig Parsons tells ABC 17 News that the two residents were tested outside the county because of their travel history. Parsons did not know where they traveled to or from. The two make up
Continue Reading Stephens College has added its name to the list of higher education institutions canceling or suspending classes because of the novel coronavirus.
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