Month: January 2014

A man considered armed and dangerous was caught after an hours-long manhunt in Maries County Sunday night. According to the sheriff’s department Facebook page, the manhunt ended between 9:30 and 10 p.m. Sunday. 45-year-old Jeffery Eaton, of Cuba, is accused of leading deputies on a chase in excess of 100 miles per hour Saturday night

Columbia police responded to a report of shots fired in the 3900 block of Peachtree Drive in south Columbia early Sunday morning. Officers on the scene found several shell casings and damage to a business from gunfire. Dave Faron, co-owner of 44 Stone said a bullet ricocheted through a window of his restaurant, sailed through

PowerMizzou’s Brian Austin joins ABC 17 Sports Director Austin Kim in the studio for Sunday Sit-Down this week. Brian fills Tiger fans in on new basketball transfer Cameron Biedscheid and how that may change the recruiting focus for Frank Haith. Brian also tells us which local players Missouri football has their eye on now that

“We feel that’s very important in regards to our success to who are are as a team and a basketball program,” said Hickman boy’s basketball coach David Johnson. The 2013-2014 Hickman varsity boy’s team is a family with ties deeper than just teammates. “For one, my son, Douglas, being a senior this year,” said Coach

Bria Goss scored 20 points to lead No. 9 Kentucky to an 80-69 win over Missouri on Sunday at Memorial Coliseum. Goss had a clutch three-point play with 3:34 left that helped the Wildcats (14-3, 2-2 Southeastern Conference) snap a two-game losing streak. It was the 700th victory for the program. Kentucky had five players

The Morgan County 911 and Emergency Management with some customers in the Stover 377 exchange. The problem with the 377 exchange means Windstream customers there are not able to dial 9-1-1. Windstream and the 911 center provider, AT&T, were working to fix the problem in the area Saturday afternoon, according to 911 Director Rick Bias.

A Sedalia man was awaiting charges Saturday night, after a traffic stop turns up drugs and guns. Rickey Everhart was arrested Friday afternoon on 7th Street and Engineer Avenue. His license was suspended, and when police searched him found two guns in his boot. They also found drugs in Everhart’s car upon searching it.

Earnest Ross hit four free throws down the stretch and Jordan Clarkson scored 20 points to lead No. 21 Missouri to a 70-68 victory over Auburn on Saturday. Ross, who spent two seasons at Auburn before transferring in 2011, scored 16 points for Missouri (13-2, 1-1 Southeastern Conference). Unable to get off a tying 3-pointer,

Osage County deputies busted whatSheriff Michael Dixon calledone of the largestoperating anhydrous ammonia meth lab hehadever seen. It happened around 10:30 p.m. Friday night on County Road 739 in Belle. Baumgartner was been charged andwas being held without bond Saturday night. He was charged with meth manufacturing and two counts of felony possession of a

UPDATE: Springfield police released new details on the arrest of Dorial Green-Beckham Saturday afternoon. According to the release, Green-Beckham was a passenger in vehicle that was pulled over for expired license tags. The officer who pulled the vehicle over smelled an odor of marijuana. The release states after the search, the officer found “approximately a

Gurley turned himself into the Fulton Police Department Saturday afternoon. He is in the Calloway County Jail with a $100,000 bond. Fulton police were looking for a man wanted after a traffic stop led to shots fired on 7th and Nichols Street Thursday night. Lionel Gurley, 36, fled the scene in the 800 block of

A five mile chase in a stolen truck lands a Columbia man behind bars Friday morning, and sent one woman to the hospital. Deputies said Zachary Bullard took off from a scene on Ketterer Road just north of Columbia, and kept driving up Route B before turning onto Mount Zion Church Road. That is when

Boys Basketball Branson 50 at Rock Bridge 75North Callaway 43 at South Callaway 49Webster Groves 69 at. Jefferson City 62Battle 59 at Montgomery County 67Centralia 41 at New Bloomfield 34Bowling Green 48 at Fulton 69Harrisburg 61 at Tolton 59 Girls basketball Moberly 24 at Helias 49Lee’s Summit North 69 at Battle 39

Those who knew the former Jefferson City police officer murdered by his wife best are opening up. Friends and former co-workers of Paul Plunkett are standing up for the man after he was accused of abusing his wife during her trial for his murder. Sandra Plunkett was found guilty Friday of the Jan. 1, 2011,

A Holts Summit woman accused of killing her husband was found guilty on Friday, with a recommended sentence of life in prison. Sandra Plunkett first took the stand around 9 a.m. Thursday. The first question was “did you kill Paul?” Plunkett responded yes. The trial started late because it was delayed for the weather. Opening

The trial continues for a former Jefferson City business owner accused of arson. Kurt Steidley is on trial for allegedly setting Everhart’s Sporting Goods on fire three years ago. Thursday, the jury heard from the prosecution’s witnesses. The day began with prosecution playing a recording of Steidley’s initial statements to fire officials. In this recording,

Students returned to St. Peter Interparish School in Jefferson City on Friday after weather delays and two burst pipes. Classes were out for three weeks starting December 20. Poor weather conditions canceled sessions Monday and Tuesday. But things were pushed back another two more days for water damage. Cold temperatures are being blamed for two

CVS Pharmacy requested a plat approval at Thursday night’s Planning and Zoning Commission meeting. Thursday night’s request was different than the rezoning request that was denied in October — this one does not have to be passed by City Council if it meets all city ordinances. The company is planning to build on the Southeast

Brianna Kulas scored 24 points and gathered 13 rebounds to lead Missouri in a mild upset of No. 25 Georgia 66-56 on Thursday night. The teams had the same number of field goals for the game, but Missouri (13-3, 2-1 Southeastern Conference) hit two more 3-pointers and eight more free throws than Georgia (12-4, 0-3).

A Mid-Missouri man arrested for a deadly boating accident in Osage County is getting a new judge. Lawyers for Christopher Winkler appeared in court on Wednesday. Winkler is accused of driving a boat while he was drunk over Labor Day weekend in 2011. His boat hit two others anchored near Bonnot Mills on the Osage