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Movember marking 18 years of supporting men’s health

Starting Nov. 1, men’s charity Movember is encouraging everyone to raise money and awareness for prostate cancer, testicular cancer, mental health and suicide prevention.

Boone County health department asks for input for food assessment

The Columbia/Boone County Public Health and Human Services is asking for community input to fill out an assessment on the county’s “food system,” a Monday press release says. The survey -- which can be found online – consists of 25 questions and takes about 10-20 minutes to complete,

Here's what you need to know: Tuesday, Oct. 29

The family of a man seriously injured in a shooting on Clark Lane has acknowledged his death after reports from police on Thursday night conflicted with reports from the family about whether the victim was still alive. The family of Orrion Moody published a GoFundMe on Saturday that said he had died.

What’s in your weed? A Missouri state lab to check industry claims

Missouri plans to spend millions from state marijuana taxes on a laboratory to help regulators keep tabs on the safety and potency of more than $1 billion of joints, edibles

2 people fatally shot in a rural area of northern Austria

Police say two people have been fatally shot in a rural area of northern Austria. The suspected shooter is on the run. The body of a man was found early Monday in the Muehlviertel area of Upper Austria province.

Missouri doctors and volunteers unite to advocate for reproductive rights

In Columbia, a physician joined volunteers from Missourians for Constitutional Freedom to canvass in support of Amendment 3.

Boone County to host no-excuse absentee voting at Douglass High School on Sunday

Douglass High School will serve as a no-excuse absentee voting location for Boone County voters on Sunday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. The Boone County Government Center, which opened no-excuse absentee voting on Oct.

UPDATE (3:45pm) Highway Patrol Investigating Officer-Involved Shooting in Camdenton

Updating a story first reported by KRMS News Friday morning, the highway patrol now says an officer-involved shooting started when Camdenton police and Camden Counties deputies responded of

Columbia Police Department to welcome recruits to in-house training program

The police academy will allow CPD to train future officers in-house for the first time since the department's establishment in 1856.

Columbia police close large section of Clark Lane after shooting

Police closed off a large section of Clark Lane in northeast Columbia on Sunday night after a man was shot, suffering life-threatening injuries. Columbia Police Department spokesman Brian McNeill said police were called a little before 11 p.

Columbia police investigating Sunday night shooting on Clark Lane

COLUMBIA — Columbia police are investigating a shooting that left one man with life-threatening injuries Sunday night. Columbia Police Department spokesman Brian McNeill said police responded at 10:50 p.m. to a shots heard call in the 4200 block of Clark Lane.

Rock Bridge softball standout’s meaningful ‘everyday counts’ mentality fuels her success

The old saying 'practice, makes perfect,' rings true for Rock Bridge softball standout Addie Morris. In fact, in her case, years and years of making every day of practice count has made her one of the best hitters in the state of Missouri.

Columbia Utilities warns against walking along COLT railroad tracks

The city has noticed increased numbers of people walking or jogging along the city-owned COLT railroad in recent weeks.

Top 25 Capsules: No. 16 Indiana routs Nebraska, 56-7, to stay unbeaten

Justice Ellison ran for 105 yards and two first-half touchdowns and No. 16 Indiana continued its best start in 57 years with a 56-7 rout of

Columbia Police investigating Saturday night shots fired incident

Officers found a man who sustained non-life threatening injuries and was taken to a local hospital via ambulance on Saturday night.

Brady Cook returns from hospital, rallies Missouri past Auburn

Missouri lost starting quarterback Brady Cook (ankle) and running back Nate Noel (foot) to injuries in Saturday's game vs. Auburn.

MU wraps up week of homecoming celebration with parade and game

MU celebrated its annual homecoming, a tradition the university says it invented in 1911. After a week of festivities leading up to the big day, students, alumni and community members started early Saturday morning with the Homecoming Parade at 8 a.m.

Columbia man charged with felony murder in connection to June overdose

A Columbia man has been charged in connection to the June overdose death of a woman, according to court documents. Zachary Muro, 30, was charged Friday with second-degree felony murder involving drugs, two counts of first-degree drug trafficking, possession of a controlled substance and driving while revoked, court records show.

Brady Cook gets emotional talking about Mizzou Homecoming win vs. Auburn

Missouri quarterback Brady Cook became emotional talking about the Mizzou Homecoming win against Auburn football on Saturday, Oct. 19, 2024.

Photos: Mizzou defeat the Auburn University Tigers 21-17 at Faurot Field

The two Tigers of the SEC clash as Auburn comes to town for a match-up at Faurot Field in Columbia. University of Missouri quarterback Brady Cook is twisted down by Auburn Tiger defender Jalen McLeod on Saturday Oct. 19, 2024, in the first quarter of a game at Faurot Field in Columbia.

Camdenton man seriously injured in single-vehicle, alleged DWI crash

The 28-year-old was driving a pickup on U.S. 54 in Camden County when he traveled into the median and overturned.

Columbia produce stand with affordable, local products is many's 'first stop'

Bay has been selling produce in Parkade Plaza for 10 to 15 years. Bay said he mainly sources his produce from Amish and Mennonite farmers and other local growers. He said it more affordable to get his produce from these farmers, but he mostly focuses on the quality of his produce.

Auburn falters again, can’t close in loss to No. 19 Missouri: Ups and downs

It should’ve been a win — a much-needed one — for the visiting Tigers. Instead, the opposing Tigers would rally back from a nine-point deficit to hand Auburn a 21-17 loss, its fourth straight, which keeps it winless in Southeastern Conference play.

Alarm Systems Inc. announces new hires, promotions as part of company expansion

Shawn Leonard has been promoted to the role of general manager for ASI Quincy. Leonard will oversee daily operations, including sales, purchasing and technical

NYU Study Reveals Over 60% of US Population Has Access to Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinics

A decade after the establishment of the certified community behavioral health clinic (CCBHC) model, more than 60 percent of the US population has access to such facilities and the mental health and su

Missouri ballot campaigns to legalize sports betting and new casino fueled by record spending

Backers of Missouri Amendment 2, which would legalized sports gambling, claim in TV and online ads that the resulting revenue will boost public education. But its detractors point out there is no evidence Missouri schools will see any benefit.

Think tank seeks to dispel Prop A ‘myths’ as business groups’ opposition continues

A Missouri policy think tank has released a study calling out what it says are myths about a proposal to increase Missouri's minimum wage and require employers to provide paid leave.

No lead found in Columbia water lines, but thousands left unchecked

The city says they can confirm about 47,000 water service lines don't contain lead. Approximately 3,000 weren't able to be assessed.

Republicans, Democrats fight for small number of competitive Missouri House seats

JEFFERSON CITY — In the race to control the Missouri House, both Democrats and Republicans are focused on a small number of competitive districts.

City of Columbia launches $9.2 million sewer rehabilitation project

The $9.2 million project, which targets drainage basins in key locations such as downtown, Flat Branch, and Meredith Branch, aims to prevent sewer issues and improve overall public health and sanitation for thousands of residents.

Ron Graves announces intent to run for Columbia’s Fourth Ward seat

Ron Graves announced his bid for the Columbia City Council Fourth Ward seat on Tuesday night in a press release. Multiple seats on the Columbia City Council will be up for grabs in April, including Wards 3,

State recognizes local businesses with celebratory week

"Buy Missouri" is an event held by the Lieutenant Governor's office. It's intent is to promote products such as food, jewelry and other such items made in the state with locally-sourced materials. Boone County has 26 local companies represented on the "Buy Missouri" directory.

City of Columbia Animal Shelter limits intakes to contain Pnuemovirus outbreak

The City of Columbia’s Animal Shelter is limiting intakes as the shelter deals with an outbreak of Pneumovirus in canines.

Hochman: ‘I am going to coach.’ Incarnate Word’s Dan Rolfes recovering well from heart attack

Incarnate Word coach Dan Rolfes, who is recovering from a heart attack, has cherished watching former player Napheesa Collier in the WNBA Finals.

National Dessert Day 2024: Where to get the best restaurant deals, discounts, and freebies

People with a sweet tooth have a reason to celebrate on Monday, Oct. 14, as a number of restaurants are offering deals in honor of National Dessert Day.

OU football vs. South Carolina: TV channel, betting line, scouting report for Week 8 game

Coming off a loss to Texas, OU football hosts South Carolina at 11:45 a.m. Saturday at Gaylord Family — Oklahoma Memorial Stadium.

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