Month: April 2017

TONIGHT: More clouds will roll in tonight keeping our early evening temperatures mild in the mid 50s with light easterly winds up to 10 mph. As we move past midnight we see an increased chance for showers that will work their way into mid-Mo from the west. Temperatures will bottom out in the upper 40s.

UPDATE: Columbia Water and Light have completed the repairs to the damaged telephone poll lines on Burr Oak Road. One person is in the hospital this morning and another is recovering after an early-morning crash in Boone County. Crews were called to the 7700 block of Burr Oak Road around 12:20 a.m. for the single-car

A Harrisburg man has bonded out of jail after he was arrested for felony aggravated DWI Friday evening. According to online court records, this is Robert Rowland’s fifth arrest for DWI. His first arrest for DWI happened more than 20 years ago. The Missouri State Highway Patrol arrested Rowland around 10:30 p.m. Friday in Boone

TODAY: Our skies will be dominated by clouds and dry conditions with the high temper ature near 60 degrees for Saturday’s high temperature. We may see some sunshine by the afternoon, but more clouds will roll in tonight keeping our evening temperatures mild in the mid 50s with light winds up to 10 mph out

TODAY: Expect mostly dry and cloudy conditions with partial sunshine by the afternoon. Temps will rise to near 60 degrees with light winds up to 10 mph out of the east. TONIGHT: Saturday evening will be dry and mild with clouds continuing to dominate our skies. This will help keep temps mild in the mid

On Friday, Missouri Sen. Claire McCaskill announced she plans to vote against President Donald Trump’s Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch. McCaskill said while she was not comfortable with either choice, she was concerned over the country’s polarizing politics. “I’m certain we will have a Senate rule change that will usher in more extreme judges in

Art Jago did not expect an academic partnership he made at Yale University would land him in federal court. Jago, a candidate for the Fifth Ward seat on the Columbia City Council next Tuesday, was a party to a federal lawsuit in Texas in the early 1990s, according to documents ABC 17 News obtained. Kepner-Tregoe,