Month: April 2013

Hickman 14 – Eureka 13 Carter Buresh bases loaded walk off win Helias 3 – Rockhurst 1 Jefferson City 3 – Fatima 2 Blair Oaks 7 – Blue Springs 9 Hallsville 9 – North Callaway 0 Brendan Beatty: Complete Game, 11 Ks, 3 H Hannibal 6 – Fulton 7 Rock Bridge 8 – Lafayette 6

The Missouri Tigers are mastering the art of Z-Ball. Junior lefty Rob Zastryzny threw a complete game shutout Friday night as the Missouri Tigers (10-16, 3-7 SEC) beat Georgia, 4-0. The story of the night was the clearly the performance of Zastryzny, who threw a gem. Zastryzny struck out four and walked none over nine

After several recent layoffs, Moberly is facing another economic hit. The city just learned it will lose its career center at the end of the month. But the community has already lost the Scholastic plant and its social security office, and in the past few two years, Wilson Trailer also announced layoffs and Mamtek never

A man was arrested on Friday after allegedly exposing himself to three people on the University of Missouri campus. Scott Thoreson, 19, faces three possible misdemeanor counts of sexual misconduct. He was taken into custody around 3 p.m. and released on a summons. The first woman told police she was being followed by a car

Columbia district officials say they have chosen a new principal for Rock Bridge High School, and they are leaning on a current employee to lead more than 1,700 students. Jennifer Mast will take over next year. She is currently the assistant principal and athletic director at Rock Bridge. Mast is also a Rock Bridge grad

Alex Gordon and Chris Getz each hit bases-loaded triples and the Kansas City Royals rallied to beat Philadelphia 13-4 Friday, spoiling the Phillies’ home opener. The interleague matchup was a rare one between teams that first met in the 1980 World Series. The Royals overcame a 4-0 deficit to surge past Kyle Kendrick and the

Barry Zito saved San Francisco’s season by beating the Cardinals last fall in the NL championship series, then delivered again with a 1-0 victory over St. Louis on Friday as the Giants celebrated their latest World Series title throughout the home opener. Zito outdueled Jake Westbrook in his season debut. The lefty also had a

Firefighters in Columbia responded to two fires late Thursday night. Crews were called to the first fire just after 10 p.m. on Sierra Madre in south Columbia. First responders reported seeing smoke and flames upon arrival. ABC 17 News crews on the scene confirmed that firefighters extinguished a fire in the laundry room within five

All lanes of Interstate 70 are open after Boone County and Columbia emergency crews worked multiple accidents on the road near the Sorrels Overpass. The first crash was called out around 7:17 a.m. Friday in the eastbound lanes. At 7:38 a.m. another accident was reported in the same area. Crews also worked a separate accident

On Friday Jefferson City police disclosed the results of a three-week operation aimed at heroin sales. Officers and the MUSTANG drug task force held undercover deals that lead to numerous search warrants and arrests. Investigators seized heroin, crack cocaine, marijuana, a gun and drug money. Police and Cole County sheriff’s SWAT team went to eight

Colorado Springs police arrested one of two men wanted in relation to the murder of Tom Clements Friday morning. Officers tried to stop the car James Lohr was driving, but he kept driving. When Lohr stopped a couple of blocks away, he tried to run but officers caught him. Lohr and another man, Thomas Guolee,

Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon is ordering flags to be flown at half-staff at state buildings in Boone County and at corrections facilities across the state in honor of the slain Colorado prison director. Tom Clements, 58, was a Missouri corrections official for over three decades before taking the top prisons job in Colorado. He was

More than 2,000 portrait studios in stores like Sears and Walmart abruptly closed all of their locations nationwide Thursday. St. Louis-based CPI Corp. said in a two-paragraph statement on its website that it’s saddened by the announcement and that it is trying to fulfill as many customer orders as possible. It urges customers with questions

Montgomery police are investigating after a body was found Thursday evening at the Montgomery County Golf Club. The body was found in a lake at the golf club. The man has been identified as 57-year-old David Lee Salcido. There is no word yet on how he died. An autopsy has been scheduled.

Talk about a game. The St. Louis Cardinal had to go 16 innings with the Arizona Diamonbacks Wednesday night, in a series where neither team gave up that easily. Cliff Pennington’s RBI single in the bottom of the sixteenth sealed the victory for Arizona. The Diamondbacks came from behind four times to tie or lead

CHICAGO (AP) – Jeremy Guthrie struck out nine and gave up one run in six innings, and the Kansas City Royals snapped a two-game losing streak to start the season, beating the Chicago White Sox 3-1 Thursday afternoon. Guthrie (1-0) scattered five hits and walked one for Kansas City, which took its first lead of

The biggest topic surrounding this year’s spring practice for the Missouri Tiger football team is the quarterback battle. After Thursday’s practice, Offensive Coordinator Josh Henson told reporters he’s expecting the battle to continue on, saying as of right now no one is running away with the race. The Tigers Spring Game is April 20th.

Missouri Secretary of State Jason Kander is taking action against a financial management company connected to the failed Mamtek artificial sweetener plant in mid-Missouri. Kander on Thursday filed a 30-page cease-and-desist order against Morgan Keegan & Co. Inc.. Kander says Missouri bond purchasers investing in the failed plant near Moberly lost $6.5 million. He seeks

Missouri Secretary of State Jason Kander is taking action against a financial management company connected to the failed Mamtek artificial sweetener plant in mid-Missouri. Kander on Thursday filed a 30-page cease-and-desist order against Morgan Keegan & Co. Inc.. Kander says Missouri bond purchasers investing in the failed plant near Moberly lost $6.5 million. He seeks

Missouri Secretary of State Jason Kander is taking action against a financial management company connected to the failed Mamtek artificial sweetener plant in mid-Missouri. Kander on Thursday filed a 30-page cease-and-desist order against Morgan Keegan & Co. Inc.. Kander says Missouri bond purchasers investing in the failed plant near Moberly lost $6.5 million. He seeks