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Month: February 2013

Chiefs Lands Dorsey

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) – The Kansas City Chiefs have hired longtime Packers personnel man John Dorsey to replace the fired Scott Pioli as their general manager.The Chiefs announced the hiring while the Packers were playing the San Francisco 49ers in the NFC playoffs on Saturday night. Dorsey will be introduced at a news conference

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Safety at Inauguration

Governor Jay Nixon will be among the state leaders sworn in starting at 8:30 A.M Monday morning. With thousands of people expected law enforcement has been prepping for the day since the last inauguration. While they were making the final touches on Sunday they explained safety is their top priority.”We expect a great day hopefully

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1/13: Storm Totals

Mexico [Audrain Co, MO] broadcast media reports FREEZING RAIN of M0.15 INCH at 7:40 PM CST –Sedalia [Pettis Co, MO] public reports SNOW of E2.0 INCH at 10:29 PM CST –Marshall [Saline Co, MO] broadcast media reports SNOW of E2.5 INCH at 10:29 PM CST –La Plata [Macon Co, MO] storm chaser reports SNOW of

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Marijuana Grow Operation Busted

Columbia police busted a marijuana growing operation Friday afternoon.Officers responded to an apartment in the 300 block of North Eighth Street around 1 p.m. and found 32-year-old Brenner Dawson outside of the residence. Police reportedly could smell a marijuana odor at the front door and saw several marijuana buds in plain sight.After officers arrested Dawson

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Slick Roads Expected

Car accidents due to slick roads have been reported throughout Mid-Missouri Saturday evening as rain and snow mixed — creating one of the most hazardous driving conditions, according to MoDOT. The Missouri Department of Transportation called in road crews at 3 P.M. after hearing the storm will push through sooner than expected. They began in

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MUPD Investigate Sexual Assault

University of Missouri police are investigating a sexual assault that happened in a campus dorm before winter break.MUPD told ABC 17 News their department got a call from the Springfield police department about the November 1 incident.The victim said she was sexually assaulted in Center Hall on Kentucky Boulevard that night. At the time, she

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Bondsmen Shoot at Fugitive

***UPDATE MONDAY 8:47 A.M.***The Audrain County prosecutor confirms three bail bondsmen have been charged in this case.***ORIGINAL STORY, SUNDAY***A wanted fugitive was chased, shot at and beaten by three bail bondsmen Friday afternoon near Mexico.According to an Audrain County Sheriff news release, deputies responded to Oakcrest Trailer Court along Highway 54 for a report of

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1/14: Cold Start to Week

Following last weekend’s wintry mix and dropping temperatures, our weather will be mostly sunny (after morning clouds move out) and chilly for Monday. Highs will only reach the upper 20s with light northerly winds. Average highs are in the upper 30s. Lows will drop back into the low-to-mid10s by Tuesday morning. Tuesday will be mostly

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Columbia Petro Mart Robbed

An investigation is underway after a Columbia gas station is robbed at gunpoint.Around 2:17 a.m. Monday morning police were called to the Petro Mart on Falling Leaf lane in reference to a robbery.Police say the suspect entered the store with a ski mask covering his face and a handgun, demanding money. He then fled on

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October Robbery Suspect Caught

An arrest has been made in a New Bloomfield bank robbery case from October.Callaway County officials say Gary Coleman was arrested this weekend in San Antonio, Texas. Coleman was the suspect in the Bank Star One robbery that happened October 6.Callaway County officials say they worked with San Antonio authorities to arrest Coleman. He is

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Lawmakers Respond to Governor

Monday, lawmakers in the House and Senate both had some strong words for the returning governor.Jay Nixon holds the highest office in the state, but it can be argued Republicans hold the power. The party has enough votes to overturn any veto from the governor.Nixon started out addressing the bi-partisan nature of Missouri’s government saying,

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Mizzou Media Day

Click on the video link to hear Mizzou head Coach Frank Haith and a few of his players speak at Monday’s Media Day. Topics covered include: the loss to Ole Miss, Wednesday’s game with Georgia, the absence of Laurence Bowers, and Haith’s thoughts on the Miami NCAA investigation coming to a close shortly.

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Crime on the Rise

Violent and property crimes are on the rise and police are working to make sure it doesn’t get worse. The FBI released crime statistics for the first half of 2012. Although murders and rapes declined from 2011, overall violent crimes like robbery and assaults increased 1.9%. Property crimes like burglary, larceny, or car thefts also

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Cops Respond to Robbery

***UPDATE 11:15 A.M.***Officers said Ryan Ellingboe, 38, allegedly assaulted and robbed the man at the Sam’s Club parking lot Monday night.The victim, a 27-year-old man, was sitting in his friend’s car while she shopped at Sam’s. Ellingboe is the woman’s boyfriend.Investigators think Ellingboe walked up the car, punched the victim in the face and took

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Police Patrol Elementary Schools

Police officers will start patrolling inside Columbia elementary schools. Columbia police officially announced they were starting to check in with school administrators on a regular basis on campus, including elementary schools, Monday. We have been reporting new buzz-in systems and added cameras and lights around middle and high schools, even a police sub-station at a

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Police Step Up School Security

Police officers plan to make more of a presence in Columbia elementary schools. In the wake of the tragic shooting in Connecticut one month ago, local schools have considered new buzz-in systems, cameras and lights, even a police sub-station at a junior high school. This, however, is the biggest change to elementary schools since the

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