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The winter storm that began Thursday night and will continue overnight into Friday has caused numerous mid-Missouri school districts to cancel classes again for Friday. Columbia Public Schools (CPS), the Jefferson City School District, Southern
Saturday’s snow in mid-Missouri led to at least 90 crashes, according to the latest numbers from Missouri State Highway Patrol Troop F in Jefferson City, which covers the entire listening area. National Weather Service (NWS)
It’s playoff time in mid-Missouri for high school football. Zimmer Radio has a full schedule for you to enjoy tonight, and remember to bring your headphones to the games: ** The Hickman Kewpies are hosting
The Missouri State Highway Patrol confirms westbound I-70 near Kingdom City is still closed this morning, after “a law enforcement issue” this morning at the 139-mile marker. Our news partner Jaszmin Halliburton, who has been
We have a full schedule of high school football on our Zimmer radio stations tonight. It’s week three of the 2024 high school football season. The Jefferson City Jays travel to Columbia to face Rock
Former State Sen. Bob Onder (R) captured 47 percent of the vote in Tuesday’s seven-way GOP primary to try to replace retiring U.S. Rep. Blaine Luetkemeyer (R-St. Elizabeth) on Capitol Hill. Mr. Onder received about
You’ll notice road crews and heavy construction equipment today and tonight east of Columbia, as the $405-million to rebuild and six-lane I-70 between Columbia and Kingdom City begins. The work is weather permitting. The state
Look for construction to begin after the Fourth of July on the $405-million project to rebuild I-70 between Columbia and Kingdom City and add an additional lane to that 20-mile stretch. It’s all part of
A mid-Missouri lawmaker who represents a large section of I-70 is excited about the upcoming $2.8 billion expansion of I-70 between Blue Springs and Wentzville. State Rep. Kent Haden (R-Mexico) attended Columbia’s recent bipartisan I-70
While most of the news media focus on the $405-million project to improve and expand mid-Missouri’s I-70 has been on Columbia, nearby Kingdom City is a huge part of the project. Governor Mike Parson (R)
Missouri’s governor says the state’s $2.8 billion I-70 expansion and improvement plan will be a model for the nation. A groundbreaking ceremony for the project was held in scorching heat Thursday outside Columbia’s Drury Plaza
You’ll see at least three members of Columbia’s city council and city manager De’Carlon Seewood at this morning’s groundbreaking ceremony for the $405-million project to rebuild and expand I-70 between Columbia and Kingdom City. Governor
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