Month: February 2017

TODAY: Fog this morning is holding steady across a good portion of Mid-Missouri and will likely stay with us through the day. Temperatures are holding steady in the lower 50s for now, but colder air is on the way. Through the afternoon hours temp eratures will gradually fall, with 40s in the works by the

On Monday at 12:04 a.m., officers were dispatched to a report of a disturbance in progress in the 1200 block of Larch Court. Rogelio Martinez-Mendoza and a female victim were in an intimate relationship. The victim reported that Martinez-Mendoza came to her residence uninvited and removed a board that was securing her front door. According

Governor Greitens has signed the Right to Work bill In a 100-59 vote, the House passed right to work legislation sponsored by Rep. Holly Rehder. The combined legislation consists of Rehder’s bill, HB 91, as well as house bills 42, 131, 265 and 314. All the bills essentially call for lifting a requirement for an

On Monday, officers were dispatched to an armed robbery in the 4700 block of Clark Lane. A male victim, 25, was confronted in the parking lot by a black male armed with a handgun. The suspect demanded the victim’s money and property. The suspect fled the scene with an undisclosed amount of money and property

A judge sentenced a man Monday to probation with veteran’s court for an accidental Boone County shooting that injured one person Monday the judge sentenced Kenneth Shively for two separate cases. He was convicted of possessing a sawed-off shotgun and methamphetamine. He was also convicted of second degree assault for recklessly discharging a firearm while

TODAY: Patchy morning fog with temperatures warming to 63 with increasing afternoon sun. TONIGHT: Turning colder under a partly cloudy sky; 31. WEDNESDAY: Light snow north of HWY 24 7AM-11AM. Mostly cloudy for most with a wind chill in the low 20s early in the morning; 40.

TODAY: Storms are possible through 6AM this morning. Some of the stronger storms will be capable of producing large hail 1″ in diameter or greater and winds of 58 mph or greater. Scattered showers in southeast Mid-Missouri moves out by 7 AM east of HWY 63. Temperatures will fall to the low 50s this morning,

When the final vote was spoken, Mayor Brian Treece turned to the front row of the audience in the Columbia City Council chambers. “Welcome to Columbia,” he said to the half-dozen people seated there from Colorado. Treece and six city council members had just approved selling the city’s land to the group from Aurora Organic

TONIGHT: Spotty showers and t-storms will develop after midnight and move out by early AM Tuesday with low temperatures in the 50s. A strong to severe storm is possible with large hail the primary threat. TUESDAY: Rain moves out by 7 AM Tuesday east of HWY 63. Tuesday will be warm and breezy with high

President Donald Trump’s pick for education secretary, Betsy DeVos, was met with opposition in Mid-Missouri Monday. A group of about 50 led by Columbia teachers hand-delivered letters to Sen. Roy Blunt’s office on Cherry Street in downtown Columbia. Retired teacher Aline Kultgen said, “Appointing a person who spent her whole professional life fighting against public

A west Columbia subdivision will proceed as a cul-de-sac, despite traffic concerns from some neighbors. The Columbia City Council approved the preliminary plan for Ridgemont Park, a 24-home subdivision built between Ridgemont Drive and Ridgefield Road, just off Stadium Boulevard. The council unanimously accepted a revised plan for a cul-de-sac there, with its entrance on

The Columbia Police Department is encouraging people to use the department’s lobby when making transactions they initiated online. ABC 17 News spoke with a Columbia woman who said she was recently robbed at gunpoint after making a transaction with someone she encountered online. The Columbia Police Department says criminals are continuing to use online marketplaces

The Columbia City Council on Monday night gave Kelly Farms approval to build its apartment complex at Stadium Boulevard and Highway 63. The location, which is managed by Kelly Properties, will be made up of one- and two-bedroom units. It’s much different than a complex with more than 800 beds geared toward students that the

Jefferson City staff presented a bill to City Council Monday that would start the process of moving municipal court operations to the city annex building. Municipal court is currently held in city hall. The proposed move is aimed to improve security for court staff and cash operations, which are currently often done out in the

After spending months hearing public input and making changes to the newly revamped zoning ordinance, the Planning and Zoning Commission put a stamp of approval on it early this year, and tonight, it’s on the council’s agenda for the first time since its approval. The zoning code appears on the City Council’s agenda in the

Officers were dispatched to the 4700 block of Lake Valley Lane in reference to a suspicious incident with a gun on Sunday. The caller said that a male victim was the victim of a robbery and had left the area on foot. The caller stated the other subjects who were with the victim left in

The Columbia City Council is scheduled to vote on revised plans for a new subdivision that will be built near Ridgemont Drive and Ridgefield Road. The original plan for the subdivision connected the two roads, but many residents said they were against the idea. Some residents are still in favor of the original plan. “It

Weather is constantly changing and at times can be very unpredictable. The reason, has a lot to do with the atmosphere being a fluid and accurately predicting every element within the atmosphere and what it’s going to do. This opens up a window of unpredictability the further into the future weather models look. However, by

Crystal Gates was found by a Jefferson City police officer after Callaway County asked for help in finding her. She had made several terroristic threats during several phone calls to the Callaway County 9-1-1 center. When the officer got to her location at 607 Ohio St., he smelled a strong odor of smoke and saw

A Boone County judge felt statements a truck driver made about his role in a deadly crash did not agree with the crime that came from it. Anthony West of Jonesboro, Georgia reinstated his not guilty plea to one count of involuntary manslaughter Monday, after Judge Jodie Asel brought up what she felt were inconsistencies