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One man hospitalized after shooting in Downtown Columbia Sunday morning
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) One man was hospitalized following a shooting in downtown Columbia early Sunday morning. According to a press release from the Columbia Police Department, officers in the area heard gunshots near 10th St. and Broadway Blvd. around 2:50 a.m. The release states that before officers arrived, a man was taken to a local The post One man hospitalized after shooting in Downtown Columbia Sunday morning appeared first on ABC17NEWS.
Which transfer will have the biggest impact on Missouri football’s season? 5 candidates
The Tigers’ offseason recruitment is about to get tested. Missouri football brought in 17 players via the transfer portal over the course of the winter and spring windows, looking to replenish some key defensive talent and considerable offensive contributors. Now, Mizzou's 2024 season is just four days away, with Murray State set to visit...
ShowMe Ukraine Society hosts potluck for Ukraine's Independence Day
The University of Missouri’s ShowMe Ukraine Society celebrated Ukraine’s independence day with a community potluck Saturday. More than just celebrating the holiday, organizers hoped to bring together the area’s Ukrainian community. Ukraine celebrated 33 years of independence from the Soviet Union on Saturday. At the potluck, which...
With largest roster ever, Tolton football sets sights on another big year
Columbia — It will be hard to top what Tolton football achieved last season, but the Trailblazers will be up for the task in 2024. In 2023, Tolton won its first ever district championship in school history and also won 11 games. Head coach Micheal Egnew returns the largest...
24-year-old dies in crash on Trap Rock Road in St. Francois County
A 24-year-old man was killed in a single-vehicle crash early Saturday morning on Trap Rock Road in St. Francois County, Missouri. The accident occurred at approximately 3:50 a.m. on August 24, 2024, according to the Missouri State Highway Patrol. The crash involved a 2015 GMC Sierra traveling eastbound on Trap...
Mizzou shifts focus to Murray State ahead of Week 1
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Mizzou Football is now in full Murray State mode with its season opener arriving on Thursday night. The Tigers held a practice at the team's practice fields at the Mizzou Athletic Training Complex on Sunday afternoon as part of their preparation for Week 1. You can watch...
Soccer to Face No. 23 Saint Louis on Sunday
COLUMBIA, Mo. – University of Missouri soccer returns to Walton Stadium to host No. 23 Saint Louis at 7 p.m. on Sunday. The contest is available to be streamed live on SECN+. The Tigers battled Illinois to a 1-1 draw Thursday night. A 79th-minute goal by Milena Fischer leveled...
WashU volleyball looks for consistency in 2024
2023 was a season of highs and lows for the Washington University volleyball team. Despite recording six winning streaks of three or more games and finishing 24-10 (5-2 in conference play), a disappointing performance in the UAA tournament resulted in a school-worst sixth-place UAA finish. However, after snagging an at-large...
Cross-country looks ahead to fall season
At last year’s National Championship, the Washington University men’s and women’s cross-country teams finished 17th and 13th respectively, each led by an All-American: then-senior Cullen Capuano on the men’s side and then-senior Alexandra Blake for the women. For Capuano, who is returning for a fifth year as a graduate student, the finish line in Pennsylvania was not the end of the road for his running career in St. Louis.
Cape Girardeau welcomes Missouri’s largest single-barrel event in history
CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. (KBSI) – Cape Girardeau Missouri and Capaha Park welcome Missouri’s largest single barrel event in history. Volunteer bartender Patrick Koetting says, “it is an event that is done and put on by dogwood social ford group to take the place of the summer festival that we no longer have and also it’s the largest bourbon event that Cape Girardeau has ever seen so you have an opportunity try different store pics. Tons of whiskey brands represented as well some cocktails and live music.”
Educators hope new Boone County Nature School will enhance CPS curriculum
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Columbia Public Schools and the Missouri Department of Conservation cut the ribbon to officially open the Boone County Nature School on Friday. The new school will serve fifth-grade students from all six Boone County school districts through unique “place-based” education as well as the public through special conservation-related programming. According to CPS The post Educators hope new Boone County Nature School will enhance CPS curriculum appeared first on ABC17NEWS.
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