Good morning, Columbia.

Boone County Fire Protection District held a ceremony at headquarters for members of Missouri Task Force 1 who served at the World Trade Center 25 years ago—UM Provost Matthew Martens and Mayor Barbara Buffaloe spoke while local police and fire members attended the remembrance event.

Friday, Boone County residents gathered at the courthouse plaza and Traditions Plaza to honor the nearly 3,000 lives lost on Sept.

11, 2001. The ceremonies featured flag placements and wreath-laying along with remarks from local officials to connect past memories with future commitments.

Vessel Club, Lizzi and Rocco’s Treat Truck and Reloved by Pea have opened in Columbia today, adding fresh wellness and retail options for shoppers.

MoDOT rerouted westbound I-70 traffic on Friday when it began constructing a flyover ramp linking northbound U.S. 63 to westbound I-70; drivers on southbound U.S. 63 can now use Range Line St. and those northbound can use Stadium Blvd., with work expected to finish 6 a.m. Monday.

Boone County officials are preparing for potential measles cases as a statewide health alert persists due to declining vaccinations and outbreaks in nearby states—residents are urged to verify their immunization records and follow healthcare advice.

KMIZ reporter Erika McGuire and Sports Director Nathalie Jones toured the area around David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium before Mizzou’s Friday night game.

Fans of both teams expressed excitement as pregame festivities unfolded in Lawrence + highlighting spirited support.

Fans who attended the Friday night Mizzou vs. Kansas game in Lawrence faced lane closures and limited parking near David Booth Memorial Stadium because construction on Mississippi St. and parking Lot 91 affected access; drivers were advised to plan ahead + use caution amid work zone delays.