Building economic resilience for your e-commerce business
Mercury reports e-commerce leaders share insights on navigating economic uncertainties by adapting strategies, diversifying resources, and relying on customer support.
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From order to outcome: Building scalable fulfillment operations that drive growth
ShipStation reports that businesses must build scalable fulfillment operations to meet growth challenges, focusing on smart shipping, inventory control, efficient returns, and data-driven insights to stay competitive.
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How a mom who had been out of the workforce for a decade talked her way into a career opportunity
Economic Hardship Reporting Project and Fast Company report on Daisy Magnus-Aryitey, who reentered work after a decade, securing a software job through persistence.
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County, state leaders say new Columbia behavioral health center is a step in the right direction
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) The City of Columbia officially has a residential facility for adults undergoing treatment for behavioral health conditions Burrell Behavioral Health hosted a grand opening for the center, located at 1611 Town Drive, on Tuesday. Burrell bought the property in January, after the former Rainbow House closed. The organization started the program in
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Lawsuit argues Sturgeon did not investigate officer who shot blind dog, paid officer $16k in settlement
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) A federal civil rights lawsuit filed by a Sturgeon man, whose blind and deaf dog was shot by a police officer, alleges the City of Sturgeon failed to properly train its officers, neglected to investigate the shooting and paid the officer $16,000 in back pay following his suspension. Body camera footage ABC
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Central Missouri Humane Society seeks foster families for 15 neglected dogs rescued in Boone County
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) The Central Missouri Humane Society is seeking help from foster families after 15 severely neglected dogs were rescued from an impoundment case by Columbia Animal Countrol. In a press release Tuesday morning, CMHS said the adult dogs arrived extremely emaciated, terrified and under socialized. The shelter said the animals had spent most
Continue ReadingUn grupo armado que se hacía pasar por trabajadores humanitarios fue objetivo de un ataque israelí, según Israel
Por Oren Liebermann, CNN Las fuerzas israelíes informaron que atacaron a un grupo armado que se hacía pasar por trabajadores humanitarios y utilizaba un vehículo con el logo de World Central Kitchen (WCK), una organización sin fines de lucro con sede en Estados Unidos. El ataque, realizado la semana pasada, dejó “cinco hombres armados muertos”,
Continue ReadingMondo Duplantis lo hizo de nuevo: batió el récord mundial de salto con pértiga por 13° vez
Por Federico Leiva, CNN en Español El atleta Armand “Mondo” Duplantis pronto va a necesitar un libro de récords para él solo. Este martes, durante el Gyulai István Memorial de Budapest, en Hungría, el sueco de 25 años rompió el récord mundial de salto con pértiga por decimotercera vez en su ya muy prolífica carrera.
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Boone County judge hears arguments in first court hearing for Riley Strain lawsuit
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Several people could get dropped from the lawsuit filed by the family of former University of Missouri student Riley Strain at a court hearing Tuesday. Strain’s family filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the Delta Chi fraternity in March, claiming the fraternity did not follow safety protocols during a March 2024 fraternity
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Cole County EMS faces barriers while adding baby box to building
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KMIZ) Cole County Emergency Services is encountering “unexpected challenges” in adding a new Safe Haven Baby Box to its Adams Street location. Cole County EMS Chief Eric Hoy said building architects determined the location they want to put the box needs modifications. “The installation documents from Safe Haven were provided to the
Continue Reading¿El sueño mexicano? La historia de migrantes que llegaron a México en tránsito hacia EE.UU. y se quedaron a vivir
Por Anabella Gonzalez y Valeria León, CNN en Español Diana Relojes cuenta que dejó Cuba para abrirse paso y buscar una vida mejor. Su idea nunca fue establecerse en Ciudad de México: era un destino transitorio. Al igual que otras dos migrantes que dieron su testimonio a CNN –una de Venezuela, la otra de Haití–
Continue Reading“Nos estamos cocinando vivos”: Europa arde por incendios mientras las temperaturas superan los 38 °C
Por Laura Paddison Luke Snyder, CNN Europa se encamina a su peor temporada de incendios forestales registrada, mientras vastas zonas del continente —que incluye algunas de Francia, España, Albania, Portugal y Grecia— combaten incendios feroces y mortales con temperaturas que superan los 38 °C. Los incendios forestales no son inusuales en Europa, pero la crisis
Continue ReadingDog found in abandonment investigation, owners say it was a ‘misunderstanding’
By Mickey Adams Click here for updates on this story HOLLISTER, California (KION) — A dog at the center of a potential abandonment investigation has been found with the owners coming forward to say it was all a misunderstanding. According to the Hollister Police Department, the owners who are not from Hollister said they were
Continue ReadingDemócratas de Texas evalúan si regresar al estado y acabar el enfrentamiento por la redistribución electoral, según fuentes
Por Arlette Saenz y Steve Contorno, CNN Los legisladores demócratas de Texas están llevando a cabo una reunión privada para discutir los próximos pasos, mientras evalúan cuánto tiempo más permanecer fuera del estado y bloquear un nuevo mapa electoral, dijeron a CNN tres fuentes cercanas al grupo. Las deliberaciones se producen mientras los republicanos de
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Boone County Commission approves changes to senior property tax freeze
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) The Boone County Commission on Tuesday approved changes to the senior property tax freeze voters OK’d last week. Approved senior will not see their real estate taxes increase because of debt levies. Currently, all debt levies in Boone County are held by school districts and fire districts, according to previous reporting. The
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Assault charges filed in Stephens Park standoff
COLUMBIA, Mo. Charges have been filed against the man involved in an hours-long standoff at Stephens Lake Park on Monday. Tre’Shon Terrell Smith, of Columbia, is charged with third-degree assault of a special victim, fourth-degree assault, first- and second-degree property damage and resisting arrest. Two of the charges are felonies. The probable cause statement says
Continue ReadingBrasil, El Salvador y Ecuador: los tres capítulos del informe de DD.HH. que exhiben la política de Trump para América Latina
Por Mauricio Torres, CNN en Español El informe del Departamento de Estado de EE.UU. sobre los derechos humanos en el mundo correspondiente a 2024 incluye críticas hacia países con cuyos gobiernos el presidente Donald Trump mantiene tensiones y, en contraste, omite señalar problemas denunciados por algunos ciudadanos y organizaciones civiles en países con gobiernos aliados.
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Lincoln University’s Dawson Hall reopens
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KMIZ) Lincoln University’s largest dorm has reopened. The $23 million renovation for Dawson Hall is complete ahead of student move-in this week. The building holds 360 beds. New additions include individual HVAC controls for dorm rooms, private bathrooms and new laundry facilities. Officials in 2022 told ABC 17 News the construction would
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Sewer work to close portion of Ashley Street next week, orange route bus to have detour
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Sewer repairs will close a portion of Ashley Street in Columbia next week, according to a press release from the city. The closure will begin at 7 a.m. Monday and is expected to be done by 5 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 28, the release says. The release says the Go COMO orange route
Continue ReadingAcusan a Shohei Ohtani de los Dodgers de Los Ángeles de sabotear un proyecto inmobiliario de US$ 240 millones en Hawai
Por Associated Press Un inversor y agente inmobiliario de Hawai demandó a Shohei Ohtani, alegando que la estrella de los Dodgers de Los Ángeles y su agente provocaron su despido de un proyecto inmobiliario de lujo de US$ 240 millones en la codiciada Costa Hapuna de la Isla Grande, para cuya promoción había sido contratado.
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