COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Columbia police arrested an 18-year-old and detained four juveniles after they allegedly fired pellets from a water bead gun. Police arrested Hunter Johnson, 18, and detained four others for fourth-degree assault in connection to reports of shots fired in the area of East Broadway and Ninth street.
Every year, more than 12.5 million vehicles travel over the I-70 bridge at Rocheport — now surrounded by towering cranes and bustling construction workers. Officially known as the Lance Corporal Leon Deraps I-70 Missouri River Bridge, the signage that informs motorists who the bridge is named for has been temporarily removed due to the ongoing construction.
Missouri lawmakers will be returning to Jefferson City in the near future with the goal of passing a permanent income tax cut. Gov. Mike Parson on Friday called for a special session to pass tax relief after he vetoed a bill authorizing a one-time, nonrefundable income tax credit. Parson said...
J&M Displays sets up the firework display for Fire in the Sky on Sunday at Stephens Lake Park in Columbia. The workers prepared the firework shells by wiring them into a mod board to be shot off with a controller. The Fire in the Sky event will be held on...
A day before the nation celebrates its independence, abortion rights activists gathered in Jefferson City to protest the Supreme Court's recent overturning of Roe v. Wade. Standing in front of the U.S. District Court Clerk building, hundreds of demonstrators from across Missouri gathered at noon. The crowd shouted chants and waved creative signs, including ones that said "abort the patriarchy" and "ban Viagra next."
Jefferson City — Hearing the sound of the ice cream truck drive by is enough to bring out the kid in all of us. But rising inflation rates and gas prices aren't making costs for ice cream truck owners so sweet. Kaci Pemberton, owner of Roscoe's Ice Cream, said...
Today at noon, in high humidity and a temperature in the high 80s, close to three hundred individuals gathered in front of the federal courthouse in Jefferson City, Missouri to rally in support of reproductive rights. The street in front of the courthouse was blocked off for the rally. Several...
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo (KMIZ) Salut to America is kicking things off in Jefferson City, Sunday through Monday, bringing people two days of music, food and lots of family activities for the Fourth of July. Organizers say events are set to get started at noon. This year, carnival rides will be...
Readers from Zimmer’s “Inside Columbia” magazine have once again voted Just Jeff’s as the best burger in town. Just Jeff’s owner Jeff Spencer was orphaned at a young age in Iowa, and ended up moving to Columbia with his uncle, who owned the Boonville livestock auction. Mr. Spencer started his business on a hot dog cart downtown. He joined 939 the Eagle host Fred Parry in-studio for the hour on Saturday’s “CEO Round Table”:
JEFFERSON CITY - Abortion rights advocates gathered in Jefferson City Sunday afternoon encouraging protestors to vote, share their stories, and fight for rights they said they lost. The protest also featured speeches from politicians Chimene Schwach, an African-American woman running for State Representative in the 47th District, and Jewel Kelly,...
The Missouri Tigers landed yet another priority commitment on Sunday, with St. Mary's (St. Louis, MO) athlete Jamal Roberts pledging to the program. Roberts made the announcement via his personal Twitter account. Roberts picked the Tigers over offers from a host of other FBS programs, including Arizona State, Florida State,...
(Columbia) -- Former Nebraska captain Cam Chick has announced a transfer to Missouri. Chick played four years with the Huskers, posting a .255 batting average over 156 games. Chick’s best season came in 2020 when he had a .297/.347/.547 mark over the course of the COVID-shortened season.
In 1965 I started carrying the Maryville Daily Forum newspaper when I was 10 years old after my brother Gary gave me a dollar to ride my bicycle eight blocks up a steep hill to pick up newspapers for his route. I later took over his route. After high school,...
Cutting-edge duo Anteloper isn't merely content to push someone else's idea of the musical envelope. No, they'd rather make their own envelope from the inside out. Jaimie Branch (trumpet, electronics, percussion, vocals) and Jason Nazary (drums, synths) create a remarkably inventive, immersive sound that's far bigger than two people should logically make. This is jazz. This is hip-hop. This is Technicolor electronic sound and so much more.