Month: February 2017

Rounding out the weekend into the start of the week temperatures are going to be above average. Sunday high temperatures will be climbing into the mid 50s. We will continue to see these temperatures increase throughout the beginning of the week. Monday a warm front will be pushed northward over central Missouri. This will help

An 86-year-old Crocker woman died in a single-vehicle crash Saturday afternoon. The crash happened around 2:30 p.m. on Highway U about 7 miles west of Crocker. A Missouri State Highway Patrol crash report stated the driver, Bobbie Goodrich, 84, drove of the road and hit a tree. Goodrich was taken to the hospital with moderate

TODAY: Southwest winds through the evening hours should be subsiding at 6-8 mph. This light breeze will makes temperatures feel only slightly cooler than the overnight low of 34 degrees. Skies will remain partly cloudy through the evening hours. SUNDAY: Superbowl Sunday’s forecast is a gorgeous one! Sunday’s high temperature will be reaching into the

People started gathering for the Midwest March for Life in Jefferson City around 8 a.m. Saturday. Many protesters, including some members of the Knights of Columbus, a Catholic fraternal organization, started walking almost a mile from the Selinger Center to the Capitol building around 10 a.m. Ryan Bomberger, co-founder of the Radiance Foundation, and Dr.

On Jan. 29, a victim reported that former Jefferson City football player Rashaun D. Woods raped her on Jan. 28 inside of a Jefferson City residence. Woods has committed to play football at Illinois State as of Wednesday. The victim allegedly told Woods that she didn’t want to engage in sexual activity with him, and

TODAY: Morning wind chills in the upper teens through lower 20s, Mostly sunny skies with winds around 8-17 mph out of the south with gusts near 25 mph; 43 SUNDAY: Mostly sunny skies with gentle, variable winds near 6 mph; 53 MONDAY: Rain likely with warmer temps; 59 TUESDAY: AM partly sunny, PM slight rain/snow

TODAY: Morning wind chills in the upper teens through lower 20s, Mostly sunny skies with winds around 8-17 mph out of the south with gusts near 25 mph; 43 SUNDAY: Mostly sunny skies with gentle, variable winds near 6 mph; 53 MONDAY: Rain likely with warmer temps; 59 TUESDAY: AM partly sunny, PM slight rain/snow

TODAY: Saturday’s conditions are going to remain on the cooler side with morning temperatures in the lower 20s. Make sure to bundle up if you are headed out as wind chills will be in the upper teens and lower 20s throughout the morning. Conditions will remain dry and sunny for today with the high reaching

The City of Columbia is teaming up with an insurance organization to give out three $1,000 grants to incoming college freshmen. Columbia is working with the Shelter Insurance Foundation to distribute the annual Success Grants to Columbia teenagers. In 2016, Columbia identified neighborhoods that could benefit from extra resources, which include the Columbia Police Department

As the nation learned on Monday, Neil Gorsuch is President Donald Trump’s pick for the U.S. Supreme Court. An opinion piece in The New York Times called Gorsuch the “nominee for a stolen seat” referencing then-President Obama’s choice, Merrick Garland, never getting his shot at Senate confirmation. Missouri’s new attorney general worked in the same

A woman is now charged in connection to at least one home burglary in Boone County and is suspected of being involved in several others. Jamie Bradley, 32, was charged Thursday with second degree burglary, stealing, tampering with evidence and possession of a controlled substance after allegedly stealing jewelry, shoes and a safe from a

A national grocery store chain with locations in mid-Missouri has proposed plans for another location in Boone County. The City of Columbia confirmed that Aldi’s has submitted plans for a second location in the southern part of the city. According to the proposal obtained by ABC 17 News, Aldi plans to build the store at

Jefferson City Public Schools officials expect to see a decrease in transportation funding for the next school year, after Gov. Eric Greitens unveiled the state budget Thursday. The governor recommended a cut of more than $36 million to school transportation in the 2018 fiscal year. At the beginning of this fiscal year in July, statewide

A 34-year-old Audrain County man was killed in a crash Friday morning. According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol, Jared Monsen of Mexico was driving west on Route FF at 8:13 a.m. when his vehicle traveled off the left side of the road and overturned. Monsen was ejected from the vehicle and pronounced dead at

As the nation’s economy recovers, many people are looking to buy a home or upgrade to a larger home. But many of those people are faced with limited choices of existing homes or the high cost of building their own home. “We did have a slowdown in the building industry,” said John Jordan, general manger

Before the building at Providence Road and Broadway comes down, the city’s Parks and Recreation Department will need to remove asbestos and properly dispose of painted walls that have high levels of metal. Columbia plans to build an extension of Flat Branch Park to the corner of Providence Road and Broadway. The Columbia City Council

As MU leaders brace for possibly millions of dollars in cuts, students are expressing concerns over the effects that will have on their tuition. Yesterday, Gov. Eric Greitens released his plan for the 2018 fiscal year. The proposed budget will reduce funding for higher education by more than $100 million. As ABC 17 News previously

UPDATE 2/3: The Glasgow School District’s attorney spoke with ABC17 News on Friday afternoon about the district’s position on the coroner’s inquest and called it “half-baked.” “The coroner decided he was going to whack the district and he cherry picked the evidence,” said Tom Mickes who added that he sat in on the entire hearing.

Flu season in the near future could be a lot more worse than it already is, according to a 2013 article published in PLOS Currents. The study explains how a mild winter can be followed by an unusually severe flu season. This study was conducted using data going back as far as the ’97 flu

Two of Gov. Jay Nixon’s nominations to the University of Missouri board of curators were withdrawn Tuesday by his Republican successor, Gov. Eric Greitens. Patrick Graham and Jon Sundvold were selected by the former governor to fill two of the three unoccupied curator positions. Those nominations were pulled after Tom Voss and Mary Nelson resigned