Graduates of the University of Missouri - Columbia won’t be marching to get their degrees on campus this year. The University announcing today that they are cancelling commencement ceremonies in Columbia on May 15 through the 17th. In a statement released on Mizzou’s twitter account, Mizzou …

This may put a damper on those roof repair and car window and dent guys spread out through the Jefferson City area after last weekend’s big hail storm…but the city of Jefferson and the Cole County commission have now issued bans on door-to-door solicitation to help stop the spread of the Cov…

The City of Osage Beach adds provisions to its Civil Emergency Declaration.

A Crawford County man is charged with making a terrorist threat after he coughs on customers, then indicates he has COVID-19. 

Schools at all levels are struggling to make the adjustment to online learning.

An Audrain County manufacturing plant lays off more than 300 employees because of COVID-19.

Four suspects are now charged for their part in a shooting earlier this week in Waynesville.

The state warns parents of a fake letter circulating on social media that claims their children won’t move on to the next grade level because of the COVID-19 outbreak.

A decline in state revenue prompts Governor Mike Parson to reduce state funding by $180 million.

Camden County officials have yet to issue a stay-at-home order but have clamped down on what businesses must shut down.

The question everyone is asking is, when will the coronavirus peak in Missouri?  The experts say, it looks like mid-May.

The Pulaski County Sheriff’s Department is investigating a shooting that sent one man to the hospital.

Missouri continues to search for locations to convert into alternate medical facilities, if the need arises.

Weekend overcrowding prompts the Missouri Department of Natural Resources to shut down four state parks to help stop the spread of COVID-19. 

Jefferson City Parks and Rec adapts to new virtual offerings to encourage activity while you’re isolated at home.    

It’s finally happening…the downtown Jefferson City eyesore at the corner of High and Madison is coming down. Construction crews are on the site of the old building that used to house a law firm. It began collapsing in the early fall of 2018 when the wall facing Madison Street began to bow ou…

As the state of Missouri rolls past the 1-thousand mark of Covid-19 cases…Governor Parson says April could be a turning point month for the rise of the virus in the state. But he says that doesn’t mean we’ll be out of the woods May First.

Jefferson City announces it’s reducing operating hours for its yard waste site, in an effort to further protect the public and its employees from COVID-19.

Just what was that came flying out of the sky Friday night? It was often the size of baseballs and it wreaked havoc on anything it struck. KJLU meteorologist Zach Paul says hail that size is not uncommon, it just happens a lot more often over Oklahoma or Texas or Kansas. Paul says this was a…

Be kind to your local insurance man these days. Chances are they haven’t slept much since the big hail storm last Friday night. Greg Kolb is a veteran American Family Insurance representative…he says Friday night was nuts.

It will be an additional two months before a Boone County over-the-road trucker learns his sentence for a triple homicide in Indiana.

Jefferson City residents are doing their part to stop the spread of COVID-19. 

Governor Mike Parson says it appears the worst of the COVID-19 pandemic in Missouri is yet to come.

The number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 continues to grow in Boone County, however there is encouraging news. 

A Howard County motorcyclist suffers serious injuries when he wrecks his bike just five miles south of his hometown.

An Osage County man is seriously injured when he drives head-on into an oncoming truck.

Updated with information about St. Louis.

Two motorcyclists are injured, one seriously, in a 5-vehicle accident in Miller County.

Those working the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic now have access to expedited testing. 

Two additional mid-Missouri counties now report their first confirmed cases of COVID-19.

UPDATE:  The search was suspended Sunday night around 7:30 p.m.  The Patrol reports it will resume Monday morning.

UPDATE:  The St. Louis-Post Dispatch reports one of the two latest confirmed deaths involved Henry County Democratic Party chairman William "Al" Grimes.  His death was originally reported by the Henry County Health Center as a man in his 70s.  But Henry County prosecutor Jean Peters Baker la…

A Phelps County woman suffers serious injuries when she strikes an oncoming vehicle head-on in Crawford County.

After the May tornado in Jefferson City…they put in a lot of man hours helping not just in the physical clean up, but in fulfilling the needs of the storm’s victim. Now, Catholic Charities are back and ready to help out those suffering due to the Covid-19 restrictions. Charities executive di…

Governor Parson says there’s not enough Covid-19 tests to go around in a nursing home…even one where one or more residents have died.

Missouri Governor Mike Parson is mobilizing the National Guard to help in the fight against Covid-19. The governor making the announcement this morning after meeting with members of his cabinet.

The mayor of Waynesville takes to social media, chastising community members for treating a crisis situation like a vacation.

Two people are injured, one seriously, in a one-car crash in Maries County.

A Maries County couple is injured, one seriously, when they wreck their motorcycle about 15 miles west of Rolla.

Decreasing numbers and the resulting financial strain prompts Jefferson City Medical Group to lay off 38 staff members.

State agencies think outside the box as they scramble to find potential sites to house an influx of COVID-19 patients and the health-care professionals taking care of them.

The Jefferson City School District announces it’s extending its closure through April 10.

FEMA announces President Donald Trump has approved Missouri’s request for federal emergency aid. 

Shortages on grocery store shelves are frustrating people all around the country. Shoppers are buying food, paper and cleaning goods at alarming rates. Farmers and manufacturers are trying to get products to stores…grocery workers are trying to get those products on store shelves before they…

Missouri agencies secure funding to purchase life-saving medical equipment to aid in the state’s response to COVID-19.

Worried about your favorite downtown store in this time of stay at home and social distancing? Many have closed their doors to inside sales, but they’re still doing business over the phone or online. Still, sales are going to be way off no matter how they try to keep their doors open virtual…

One of two suspects, originally arrested on murder charges, pleads guilty to a lesser charge and awaits sentencing.

Missouri agencies secure funding to purchase life-saving medical equipment to aid in the state’s response to COVID-19.

Another suspect pleads guilty for their part in a two-year-old Columbia murder. 

A Cooper County woman suffers serious injuries when she wrecks her car just west of her hometown.