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Forecast: rain chances increasing + a big warmup - Vimarsana News

Forecast: rain chances increasing + a big warmup

Warmer and wetter weather is on the way, featuring plenty of chances for showers and thunderstorms... but it won't be a washout.

Source: komu.com
State begins investigation into Maries County house explosion, 1 confirmed dead - Vimarsana News

State begins investigation into Maries County house explosion, 1 confirmed dead

An elderly female was flown to Mercy St. Louis with severe burns, where she later died.

Source: komu.com
CDC easing mask restrictions means more smiles and new faces - Vimarsana News

CDC easing mask restrictions means more smiles and new faces

The CDC updated its guidelines for fully vaccinated people. Locals are excited to get back to some sort of normalcy.

Source: komu.com
Friday COVID-19 coverage: Boone County reports 2 new COVID-related deaths - Vimarsana News

Friday COVID-19 coverage: Boone County reports 2 new COVID-related deaths

KOMU 8 will continue to update this story as information becomes available

Source: komu.com
Columbia businesses note retail uptick during third week of graduation - Vimarsana News

Columbia businesses note retail uptick during third week of graduation

Many businesses are experiencing a different feel to this week than in the two weeks previous. Ryan Brunner, senior sales leader at Rally House sporting goods retailer in Columbia, said "This week it's a lot more families," at his store on East Broadway. "I feel like its gotten a little bit busier. There's definitely days where its kind of slow, but a lot of people are coming in from out of town. A lot of seniors are coming in to get some merchandise before they leave Columbia." Brunner said this week was a little bit busier than most, with a lot of groups coming into the store - not just ...

Source: komu.com