Month: November 2013

A Gravois Mills man was in critical condition after a car crash Saturday morning. Rick Lawson, 33, was thrown from a Jeep he was a passenger in on Route J near State Road 135. Missouri State Highway Patrol reports show the crash happened at 9:05 a.m. after the Jeep’s tire blew out. The driver then

A Rolla man was seriously hurt in a crash in Phelps County Saturday morning. Charles Tankersley, 69, was driving on Route O just south of the city when the crash happened at 9:55 a.m. Missouri State Highway Patrol reports show Tanskersley fell asleep behind the wheel, went off the road and hit a mailbox and

Fatima dominated the Class 2 state cross country meet Saturday, earning state titles in both the boys and girls divisions. Five Fatima girls runners finished in the Top 20, including Riley Caminiti and Madison Day who placed in the Top 10. Fatima also had two top 10 finishers in the boys division, which included Ross

Jefferson City police are investigating two armed robberies early Saturday morning. According to a news release, officers first got a call at 12:28 a.m. from a man who said three armed, masked men assaulted and robbed him in the 1000 block of Elizabeth Street. Four minutes later, officers were called to the McDonalds at 1918

The Tigers dominated in their 2013-2014 season opener against Southeast Louisiana, 89-53. Mizzou shot 57.7 percent in the first half; that included eight 3-pointers. Earnest Ross made three long-distance shots, while Wes Clark and Stefan Jankovic both made two from the three. Clark posted 10 points in the first half, behind 4-of-7 shooting and finished

Hermann swept all three teams they played today. Saturday they play for the state championship. Click the video above for highlights.

A suspect will spend the next 20 years in prison for beating another man to death inside a Mid-Missouri pawn shop two years ago. Calvin Dibble pleaded guilty on Friday to second-degree murder in the death of Verdayne Schacher. Dibble fled Missouri after Schacher was attacked on the job at Tiger Pawn in November 2011.

A special prosecutor was appointed to the Ryan Ferguson case on Friday. Boone County Prosecutor Dan Knight asked for one to be appointed due to a conflict of interest, and the court granted the request. Assistant Missouri Attorney General Susan Boresi will act as the special prosecutor. On Tuesday, an appeals court threw out the

Ameren Missouri is warning Mid-Missourians against scammers calling, claiming to be Ameren and threatening to disconnect electric services unless payment is given immediately. These scammers are asking for banking and personal information. They are calling people on their cellphones, at the office and at home telling them they need to pay up or their electricity

Jabari Brown was named one of eight players named to the SEC’s first team. Senior Guard Earnest Ross was named a second team selection. Brown is the only started returning from last season. Brown averaged 13.7 points and 3.4 rebounds. In conference games Brown lead the tigers in scoring (14.6 ppg) and ranked among league

A Columbia man is in jail after an attempted sexual assault. Boone County deputies say they were called out to the 4000 block of Santa Anna Drive on Thursday, after someone heard a woman screaming. After investigating deputies arrested Jimmie Pope, 45, on multiple charges. Investigators say he lured a woman he knew to his

The Columbia Mall is getting a new store in 2014. Fashion retailer H&M is opening its new location next fall. The new location in Mid-Missouri will be 20,000 square feet and carry women’s, men’s and children’s clothing. This is the retailer’s 296th store in the United States.

ABC 17 News is still working to get more details about an overnight crash on the Mizzou campus. Emergency crews were called out to the Conley House on Sanford avenue, just before 2:30 a.m. Friday. A car had crashed into the house. Still no word on how many people were injured or how bad the

An Iberia woman is dead after a crash in Miller County. The accident happened Thursday evening on Highway 42, east of Spring Branch Road. Investigators say Stephanie Myers, 40, went off the road, overcorrected and went off the road again. Her car flipped several times and troopers say she was thrown from the vehicle.

More than 100 people came out to support the Farmer Holding Company’s proposal to build a conference center at the Capital Mall on Thursday night. At one point, Kirk Farmer asked those who supported the mall proposal to stand, and nearly everyone in the room stood up and applauded. Farmer made the case that the

The stakes are getting higher in girls’ district volleyball this weekend. Hermann High School hopes to take home yet another championshiptitle. Coaches Linda Lampkin and Allen Spekhals have been coaching the Hermann High School girls’ volleyball team together for 34 years. “Being a player under Coach Lampkin is awesome; I myself have seen what a

Final scores…. Rock Bridge 3, Hickman 0S. Boone 7, Boonville 1Jefferson City 4, Waynesville 0Helias 2, Bolivar 0

Final district football scores Nov. 6th Eldon 41, Salem 13Milan 52, Putnam Co. 0Lawson 28, Brookfield 0Marceline 28, Salisbury 6South Callaway 42, Montgomery Co. 7California 49, Fulton 0Hannibal 35, Moberly 0Helias 77, Kirksville 0Blair Oaks 35, Hermann 13Westran 63, Paris 12Camdenton 32, Smith-Cotton 22

Three new officers will join the Jefferson City police force and soon there could be more. Last month, Jefferson City police officers told ABC 17 News they were at a dangerously low level of patrol officers. This problem is rooted in city budget cuts from last year. Over the last couple of months, the already

Columbia is no longer enforcing its red light cameras based on a new appeals court decision. On Thursday the city temporarily suspended the cameras after this week’s ruling from the Missouri Eastern District Court of Appeals. Getting caught on a camera usually counts as a non-moving violation. But on Tuesday, the panel of judges said