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San Fernando marks SM Pampanga, other city malls with safety seals

The Crow Tribe, which had been angling for years to create its own tribal police force, used federal CARES Act assistance to speed up the process. Then the force shut

County Executive announces the promotion of the first Black female sergeant in the department’s history.

As mask requirements lift, CDC keeps requirements in place for certain situations ABC 17 News COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) As case numbers continue to stay low and Missourians get vaccinated, local officials are lifting masks restrictions across Columbia and Boone County. Starting Tuesday, masks will no longer be required in city or county government buildings for fully vaccinated people. Masks will still be required at the Columbia/Boone County Department of Publ...

Columbia and Boone County leaders to give COVID-19 update at Columbia City Hall Monday. COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) As the city of Columbia honors Memorial Day, city offices will be closed and trash and recycling collection will be delayed one day after the holiday for the remainder of the week. Other closures on Memorial Day: The sanitary landfill will be closed. City buses will not operate. Parking meters will not be enforced. Administrative offices for both the police and fire departments will be c...

Organizations including MU, Columbia Public Schools and others are making changes.

Multiple organizations in Mid-Missouri have changed mask wearing and social distancing guidelines.

Columbia Public Schools, local universities and colleges among organizations to lift mask requirements COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Several organizations including Mizzou and Columbia Public Schools will be lifting their mask requirements in the coming days. According to a news release from the Columbia city managers office, several establishments are changing their COVID-19 policies. Starting June 1, masks will no longer be required in city or county buildings. Both the city and county still advise pe...

COLUMBIA — Multiple organizations have changed mask wearing and social distancing guidelines.  This comes after the Centers for Disease Control and Preventions new recommendations for fully vaccinated individuals and low case rates with an increasing vaccination rate in Boone County.  "With more people receiving the COVID-19 vaccine, it will become safer for everyone to begin enjoying activities like school and community engagement in a more normal way," Columbia Mayor Brian Treec...

Beginning June 1, the university will change from requiring social distancing and mask-wearing indoors to recommending those measures based on vaccination status.