Month: October 2014

Liberty vs. Hickman: 30-34 FINALJefferson City at Battle: 38-20 FINALTolton at Cuba: 35-0 FINALRockhurst at Helias: 40-10 FINALOsage at California: 29-43 FINALCentralia at Monroe City: 21-42 FINALSouthern Boone at Versailles: 48-3 FINALFayette at Salisbury: 0-61 FINALMexico at Fulton: 20-13 FINALBoonville at Moberly: 7-6 FINALPalmyra at Brookfield: 6-34 FINALWarsaw at Blair Oaks: 12-52 FINALJoplin at Camdenton:

Friday, another company announced a big security breach nationwide. Dairy Queen said about 400 of its locations across the country have been hacked. Seventeen of those are in Missouri. Two Dairy Queen locations were hacked in Columbia including the DQ Grill and Chill Restaurant on Business Loop 70 East and the one on Forum Boulevard.

ABC 17 News confirmed crews responded to a deadly crash outside Jefferson City Friday afternoon. It happened by Route AA and Route C near Russellville in Cole County. At least one of the victims was flown to University Hospital in Columbia. Troopers with the Missouri Highway Patrol were on scene and are expected to release

A popular downtown bridal shop in the Capital City will be shuttered, according to the owner. Victoria’s Bridal on Jefferson Street has been a staple in the city for more than 20 years. Owner Ann Metternich told ABC 17 she’s closing the store for personal reasons. Metternich said a specific date has not been set

No one was injured following a crash in north Columbia Friday afternoon. A small car was wedged underneath a semi truck near the Fed Ex facility off north Paris Road and Route B.

One man has been arrested and two others are on the run following a robbery at Buchroeder’s jewelers late last month. Police believe the suspects were involved in a robbery in Lincoln County less than two hours later. Troy, Missouri Police arrested 23-year-old Robert Floyd for a jewelry store robbery on the same day in

Two people were arrested following a SWAT team search warrant in Jefferson City. The Jefferson City SWAT searched a home at 1000 Monroe Street, where they believed drugs were being held and sold. 22-year-old Jessica Frazier and 24-year-old Chad Davis were charged with possession of a controlled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia. Davis was

Some roads are still closed due to flooded roads across Mid-Missouri. Route O in Pettis Co. is closed from Beaman to Route N. Route BB in Morgan County is also closed over Gabriel Creek. A small portion of Route Z is closed in Howard Co.

The Lucas Oil Speedway national race that was scheduled for October 10 has been canceled due to weather. The speedway is still opening for Saturday night’s races to either ticket date. People with tickets to the October 10th race can still attend.

A Jefferson City parent reached out to ABC 17 News this week after she said her son was not just bullied, but assaulted on school property. The boy was then suspended for defending himself despite having a clean record, and got the same punishment as his attacker. Administrators met with the family Thursday, and a

People in Columbia have another option if they don’t want to get behind the wheel. Uber is a smart phone app that connects passengers with drivers who use their own cars. Uber said it doesn’t consider itself a taxi service, but some of the taxi companies in town said it is and they think Uber

One of the nation’s hottest fast food chains may be looking to make Columbia its home. ABC 17 News learned today that Chick-Fil-A is eying a location on the west side of the city. As of Sept 12 building plans were submitted for a Chick-fil-A in Columbia. However, the building owner out of Atlanta told

Missouri Mental Health Commission Thursday learned of new updates as the renovations to the Fulton State Hospital could begin soon. Mark Stringer, the Director of Behavioral and Mental Health, said there are three patient facilities in the hospital. Those facilities include maximum, intermediate and minimum security. The goal is to add hundreds of new beds

A federal fugitive and three others were arrested in Camden Co. Wednesday for having various drugs. 40-year-old Eddie Fry of Camdenton was wanted by the U.S. Marshal Service and the Camden County Sheriff’s Department on several felony warrants out of Kansas. Deputies found 1/2 an ounce of meth, 1/2 a pound of marijuana, 2 guns,

A Columbia woman was arrested Thursday morning after Boone Co. Sheriff’s deputies learned meth was being sold at a home on Doris Drive. When deputies got to 1421 Doris Drive Apt. B, they found small amounts of cocaine, meth, drug packaging materials, drug paraphernalia, and digital scales with meth residue. 39-year-old Courtney Horn was arrested

A 19-year-old southeast Missouri man is facing a felony robbery charge after police say he tried to steal a woman’s purse at a Walmart parking lot but was chased down by the victim’s son, a former Marine Corps military policeman. The Daily American Republic reports Donald Miller saw his mother struggling with a man trying

Thursday morning emergency crews were called out to a water rescue in Boone County. It happened at Blackfoot Road and Oneal Road. Boone County firefighters tell ABC 17 News that a car stalled in a foot of water. Rescuers were able to get the woman out and she was not injured. The road has since

A man from Benton County drowned while on a canoe trip at the Lake of the Ozarks. According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol, Daniel Wedlock left for the trip on Monday, October 6, but didn’t come back. Troopers found the canoe unoccupied later that day. Wedlock’s body was found two days later. There are

After four burglaries last month, the Boone County Sheriff’s Department fears it may affect people in three mid-Missouri counties. “A number of homes have been burglarized, including one where a 93-year-old woman was at home, and she encountered a burglar,” detective Tom O’Sullivan told ABC 17 News. The potentially connected break-ins began September 7 on

Some state officials are saying Missourians could be at risk because of a lack of money. The Missouri Public Health Association has asked Governor Jay Nixon to release more than $3.3 million for public health that he’s currently withholding from the state budget. This letter claims the money is critically needed. And a spokesman said